| 蛮 | mán | barbarian; bullying; very; quite; rough; reckless |
| 野蛮 | yě mán | barbarous; uncivilized |
| 蛮横 | mán hèng | rude and unreasonable |
| 蛮干 | mán gàn | to act rashly; to act precipitously regardless of the consequences; reckless; foolhardy; daredevil |
| 蛮不讲理 | mán bù jiǎng lǐ | capricious muleheadedness |
| 蛮力 | mán lì | brute force |
| 蛮夷 | mán yí | common term for non-Han peoples in former times, not exclusively derogatory; barbarian |
| 蛮子 | mán zi | insulting term for south Chinese; southern barbarian; chap |
| 蛮悍 | mán hàn | rude and violent; fierce and reckless |
| 蛮皮 | mán pí | recalcitrant; obstreperous |
| 蛮缠 | mán chán | to pester; to bother endlessly |
| 蛮荒 | mán huāng | savage; wild; uncivilized territory |
| 蛮邸 | mán dǐ | foreign mission (in former times); residence of barbarian emissary |
| 触斗蛮争 | chù dòu mán zhēng | constant bickering and fighting (idiom); constantly at each other's throats; struggle for personal gain |
| 野蛮人 | yě mán rén | barbarian |
| 胡搅蛮缠 | hú jiǎo mán chán | to pester endlessly (idiom); an annoying troublemaker |
