Abstract: Molybdenum sulfides nanomaterials, such as one-dimensional (1D) nanotubes, nanoribbons, and two-dimensional (2D) nanosheets, have attracted intensive research interests for their novel electronic, optical, and catalytic properties. On the basis of first-principles calculation, here, we report a new series of 1D ultrathin molybdenum sulfides nanowires, including Mo₂S₆、Mo₃S₆ and Mo₆S₁₀ nanowires. Our results demonstrate that these ultrathin nanowires are both thermal and lattices dynamically stable, confirmed with the calculated phonon spectrum and Born-Oppenheimer molecular dynamic simulation at the temperature up to 600 K. The calculated elastic constant is 21.33, 103.22, and 163.00 eV/? for Mo₂S₆, Mo₃S₆, and Mo₆S₁₀ nanowires, respectively. Mo₂S₆ and Mo₃S₆ nanowires are semiconductors with band gap of 1.55 and 0.46 eV, while Mo₆S₁₀ nanowires is metal, implying their potential applications in electronics and optoelectronics. In particular, ultrathin molybdenum sulfides nanowires can be used as catalysts for hydrogen evolution reaction. The calculated Gibbs free energy change for hydrogen evolution is about -0.05 eV for Mo₂S₆ nanowire, comparable with those of Pt and H-MoS₂. The prediction of these 1D molybdenum sulfides nanowires may enrich the 1D family molybdenum sulfides and make a supplement to understand the high performance of hydrogen evolution reaction in transition-metal dichalcogenides.