| 涌 | yǒng | to bubble up; to rush forth |
| 涌现 | yǒng xiàn | to emerge in large numbers; to spring up; to emerge prominently; o spring up |
| 汹涌 | xiōng yǒng | to surge up violently (of ocean, river, lake etc); turbulent |
| 风起云涌 | fēng qǐ yún yǒng | lit. rising winds, scudding clouds (idiom); turbulent times; violent development |
| 喷涌 | pēn yǒng | to bubble out; to squirt |
| 掀涌 | xiān yǒng | to seethe; to bubble up |
| 泉涌 | quán yǒng | to gush |
| 波涛汹涌 | bō tāo xiōng yǒng | waves surging forth; roaring sea |
| 浪涌 | làng yǒng | (electrical) surge |
| 涌流 | yǒng liú | to gush; to spurt |
| 涌浪 | yǒng làng | swell; billows; surging waves |
| 涌溢 | yǒng yì | to well up; to spill out (of water from a spring) |
| 涌起 | yǒng qǐ | to well up; to boil out; to bubble forth; to spurt |
| 涌进 | yǒng jìn | to spill; to overflow (of water, crowds); to crowd (into a space) |
| 潮涌 | cháo yǒng | (a new development) bubbles up |
| 翻涌 | fān yǒng | to roll over and over (of billows or clouds) |
| 葵涌 | Kuí yǒng | Kwai Chung (area in Hong Kong); Kwai Cheong |
| 云涌 | yún yǒng | in large numbers; in force; lit. clouds bubbling up |
| 风起潮涌 | fēng qǐ cháo yǒng | lit. wind rises, tide bubbles up; turbulent times; violent development (idiom) |
