The hanyu pinyin for pot is: guō.

Commonly used phrases for pot are as follows:

Pot ba guō bā:

[rice crust;crust of cooked rice on the bottom of a cooking pot] [rice crust; crust of cooked rice on the bottom of a cooking pot] A layer of rice that burns when it is simmered because it is close to the bottom of the pot.

guō bǐng：

[(large,thick) wheat cake] a kind of pancake, harder and larger and thicker.

guō fáng：

[kitchen] 〈方〉: kitchen. Also called pot house.

锅伙 guō huo：

[a common kitchen for small traders or workers] A temporary, poorly-equipped collective lodging place for single workers, hawkers, and so on in the old days.

Pot coke guō jiāo:

[rice crust] 〈fang〉:pot.

boiler guō lú：

[boiler] [boiler] a device for converting water into steam, usually consisting of a metal casing, header box, and tubes, which forms a high-pressure container for steam and water.

Fire-tube boiler.

guō tái:

[the top of a kitchen range] the flat part of a stove on which things are placed.

Circle around the potsherd.

锅汤 guō tāng：

[pot liquor] The liquid left in a pot after cooking pieces of meat, vegetables, or plants.

锅贴儿 guō tiē ér：

[lightly fried dumplings] Dumplings cooked in a pan with a little oil and water.

锅灶 guō zào：

[pot and stove] pot and stove.