Chinese vocabulary — Home topic
69 words · HSK 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7
A roundup of 69 Chinese vocabulary words for the Home topic across HSK 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7, grouped by meaning and with pinyin and English meanings. Learning Home vocabulary in context helps you remember it longer and use it right away in conversation. Tap Study flashcards to review, or browse more Chinese vocabulary by topic and the HSK 1-9 pathway.
Home vocabulary HSK 1(9 words)Free
HSK 1 pathwayto close (a door, lid, etc.)
at home
in the home; inside the house
bed
house
table; desk
floor (of a building)
television, TV set
doorway, entrance
Home vocabulary HSK 2(7 words)
HSK 2 pathwayto rent out; to lease
gate; main door
chair
washing machine
to rent; to hire
garden
courtyard; yard
Home vocabulary HSK 3(10 words)
HSK 3 pathwaybookshelf
toilet; restroom
room; chamber
furniture
room
rent (for housing)
to move house; to relocate
sofa; couch
air conditioner; air conditioning
area
Home vocabulary HSK 4(9 words)
HSK 4 pathwayto go upstairs
refrigerator
to arrange, to decorate
staircase, stairs
windowsill
window
window
to renovate, to do interior decoration
balcony
Home vocabulary HSK 5(7 words)
HSK 5 pathwaybedroom
kitchen
living room
cabinet, cupboard
to leak
curtain
to decorate
Home vocabulary HSK 6(6 words)
HSK 6 pathwayprivate study, study room
residence, housing
household appliances
microwave oven
water heater
supplies, articles
Home vocabulary HSK 7(21 words)
HSK 7 pathwaybookcase
to provide heating
apartment
villa
carpet
residential building for inhabitants
drawer
to relocate; to move elsewhere
ornament; decorative item
new house, new apartment
paint (material used to coat surfaces)
stove, furnace
to dry (with heat)
old and worn, dilapidated, shabby
kiln, pottery kiln
management fee
rattan chair
corridor, hallway
corridor; passageway
security door, anti-theft door
Learn Chinese vocabulary — Home topic
The Home topic set gathers 69 common Chinese words across HSK 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7. Instead of learning by scattered alphabetical lists, you learn whole word clusters in the Home context — which helps learners associate them more easily and remember them longer.
Every word has clear pinyin and English meanings. Read each word aloud, build example sentences, then review with flashcards so your Home vocabulary enters long-term memory. Once you're comfortable with this topic, browse more Chinese vocabulary topics to expand your vocabulary alongside the HSK pathway.