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死蝋

see styles
 shirou / shiro
    しろう
adipocere; grave wax; greying of the body fats of a corpse which rests in a moist but airless place (graying)

死角

see styles
sǐ jiǎo
    si3 jiao3
ssu chiao
 shikaku
    しかく
gap in coverage; gap in protection or defenses; neglected or overlooked area; dead end
(1) blind spot (e.g. of a driver); (2) dead angle; dead ground; dead space; sector without fire

死訊


死讯

see styles
sǐ xùn
    si3 xun4
ssu hsün
news of sb's death

死記


死记

see styles
sǐ jì
    si3 ji4
ssu chi
to learn by rote; to cram

死語

see styles
 shigo
    しご
(1) (ant: 活語・1) dead language; extinct language; (2) (See 廃語) obsolete word; dated word; word that has become passé

死賊


死贼

see styles
sǐ zéi
    si3 zei2
ssu tsei
 shizoku
The robber death.

死賬


死账

see styles
sǐ zhàng
    si3 zhang4
ssu chang
dormant bank account

死路

see styles
sǐ lù
    si3 lu4
ssu lu
dead end; (fig.) the road to disaster

死軸

see styles
 shijiku
    しじく
dead axle

死都

see styles
 shito
    しと
dead city; ghost town

死鎖


死锁

see styles
sǐ suǒ
    si3 suo3
ssu so
deadlock (computing)

死門


死门

see styles
sǐ mén
    si3 men2
ssu men
 shimon
關 The gate, or border of death, leading from one incarnation to another.

死闘

see styles
 shitou / shito
    しとう
(n,vs,vi) life or death struggle; mortal combat; struggle to the death

死關


死关

see styles
sǐ guān
    si3 guan1
ssu kuan
 shi kan
gate of death

死際

see styles
 shinigiwa
    しにぎわ
(irregular okurigana usage) verge of death; brink of death

死難


死难

see styles
sǐ nàn
    si3 nan4
ssu nan
to die in an accident; to die for a just cause

死霊

see styles
 shiryou; shirei / shiryo; shire
    しりょう; しれい
spirit of a dead person; ghost; departed soul

死靈


死灵

see styles
sǐ líng
    si3 ling2
ssu ling
 shirei
The spirit of one who is dead, a ghost.

死面

see styles
 shimen
    しめん
(See デスマスク) death mask

死顔

see styles
 shinigao
    しにがお
(irregular okurigana usage) face of a dead person

死風


死风

see styles
sǐ fēng
    si3 feng1
ssu feng
 shifu
The destroying wind in the final destruction of the world.

死馬

see styles
 shiba
    しば
dead horse

死骸

see styles
 shigai
    しがい
body; corpse; remains

死鬼

see styles
sǐ guǐ
    si3 gui3
ssu kuei
devil (used jocularly or contemptuously); the departed

死魄

see styles
 shihaku
    しはく
waning moon

死魔

see styles
sǐ mó
    si3 mo2
ssu mo
 shima
    しま
{Buddh} (See 四魔) demon of death
demon of death

死麵


死面

see styles
sǐ miàn
    si3 mian4
ssu mien
unleavened dough

死點


死点

see styles
sǐ diǎn
    si3 dian3
ssu tien
see 止點|止点[zhi3dian3]
See: 死点

死黨


死党

see styles
sǐ dǎng
    si3 dang3
ssu tang
best friends; inseparable sidekick; diehard followers

一死

see styles
 isshi
    いっし
(1) dying; laying down one's life; (2) {baseb} one out

万死

see styles
 banshi
    ばんし
certain death

三死

see styles
 sanshi
    さんし
three outs

不死

see styles
bù sǐ
    bu4 si3
pu ssu
 fushi
    ふし
(noun - becomes adjective with の) (1) immortality; eternal life; (noun - becomes adjective with の) (2) (usu. in RPGs, etc.) undeath; undead
Undying, immortal.

九死

see styles
 kyuushi / kyushi
    きゅうし
narrowly averting death

二死

see styles
èr sǐ
    er4 si3
erh ssu
 nishi
    にし
{baseb} two out; two down (and one to go)
two kinds of death

仮死

see styles
 kashi
    かし
{med} (state of) apparent death; suspended animation

作死

see styles
zuò sǐ
    zuo4 si3
tso ssu
to court disaster; also pr. [zuo1si3]

倒死

see styles
 toushi / toshi
    とうし
dying by the wayside

假死

see styles
jiǎ sǐ
    jia3 si3
chia ssu
suspended animation; feigned death; to play dead

兇死


凶死

see styles
xiōng sǐ
    xiong1 si3
hsiung ssu
to die in violence

冒死

see styles
mào sǐ
    mao4 si3
mao ssu
to brave death

冤死

see styles
yuān sǐ
    yuan1 si3
yüan ssu
to suffer an unjust death

凍死


冻死

see styles
dòng sǐ
    dong4 si3
tung ssu
 toushi / toshi
    とうし
to freeze to death; to die off in winter
(n,vs,vi) death from cold; freezing to death

刎死

see styles
 funshi
    ふんし
(noun/participle) decapitating oneself

刑死

see styles
 keishi / keshi
    けいし
(n,vs,vi) execution; death by execution

刺死

see styles
cì sǐ
    ci4 si3
tz`u ssu
    tzu ssu
to stab to death

勒死

see styles
lēi sǐ
    lei1 si3
lei ssu
to strangle

半死

see styles
bàn sǐ
    ban4 si3
pan ssu
 hanshi
    はんし
half dead (of torment, hunger, tiredness etc); (tired) to death; (terrified) out of one's wits; (beaten) to within an inch of one's life; (knock) the daylights out of sb
half-dead

卡死

see styles
kǎ sǐ
    ka3 si3
k`a ssu
    ka ssu
jammed; stuck; frozen (computer)

即死

see styles
 sokushi
    そくし
(n,vs,vi) instant death

去死

see styles
qù sǐ
    qu4 si3
ch`ü ssu
    chü ssu
go to hell!; drop dead!

吊死

see styles
diào sǐ
    diao4 si3
tiao ssu
death by hanging; to hang oneself

哽死

see styles
gěng sǐ
    geng3 si3
keng ssu
(intransitive) to choke to death

噎死

see styles
yē sǐ
    ye1 si3
yeh ssu
(intransitive) to choke to death

圧死

see styles
 asshi
    あっし
(n,vs,vi) death by crushing; being crushed to death

垂死

see styles
chuí sǐ
    chui2 si3
ch`ui ssu
    chui ssu
 suishi
    すいし
dying
on the verge of dying

堵死

see styles
dǔ sǐ
    du3 si3
tu ssu
to block (a road); to plug (a hole); to stop up

墜死

see styles
 tsuishi
    ついし
(n,vs,vi) falling to one's death

壊死

see styles
 eshi
    えし
(n,vs,vi) {med} necrosis

壓死


压死

see styles
yā sǐ
    ya1 si3
ya ssu
to crush to death

壞死


坏死

see styles
huài sǐ
    huai4 si3
huai ssu
necrosis

変死

see styles
 henshi
    へんし
(n,vs,vi) unnatural death; accidental death; violent death

夭死

see styles
 youshi / yoshi
    ようし
(noun/participle) premature death

客死

see styles
kè sǐ
    ke4 si3
k`o ssu
    ko ssu
 kakushi; kyakushi
    かくし; きゃくし
to die in a foreign land; to die abroad
(n,vs,vi) dying while traveling; dying while abroad

害死

see styles
hài sǐ
    hai4 si3
hai ssu
to kill; to cause death; to do sb to death

寫死


写死

see styles
xiě sǐ
    xie3 si3
hsieh ssu
to hard code (computing)

將死


将死

see styles
jiāng sǐ
    jiang1 si3
chiang ssu
 sō shi
to checkmate (in chess); to be about to die
will die

尋死


寻死

see styles
xún sǐ
    xun2 si3
hsün ssu
to attempt suicide; to court death

屠死

see styles
 toshi
    とし
(archaism) execution technique in which the flesh is chopped away

弄死

see styles
nòng sǐ
    nong4 si3
nung ssu
to kill; to put to death

徒死

see styles
 toshi
    とし
(n,vs,vi) dying in vain

必死

see styles
 hisshi
    ひっし
(adj-na,adj-no) (1) frantic; frenetic; desperate; (2) inevitable death; (3) {shogi} (See 必至・2) brinkmate (inevitable checkmate)

念死

see styles
niàn sǐ
    nian4 si3
nien ssu
 nenshi
mindfulness of [the inevitability of] death

急死

see styles
 kyuushi / kyushi
    きゅうし
(n,vs,vi) sudden death

怪死

see styles
 kaishi
    かいし
(n,vs,vi) mysterious death

恋死

see styles
 koijini
    こいじに
(noun/participle) dying of love

悶死

see styles
 monshi
    もんし
(n,vs,vi) death in agony

情死

see styles
 joushi / joshi
    じょうし
(n,vs,vi) lovers' suicide; double suicide

惨死

see styles
 zanshi
    ざんし
(n,vs,vi) tragic death; violent death

愧死

see styles
 kishi
    きし
(n,vs,vi) (See 慙死) dying of shame; being so ashamed one wants to die

慘死


惨死

see styles
cǎn sǐ
    can3 si3
ts`an ssu
    tsan ssu
to die tragically; to meet with a violent death
See: 惨死

慙死

see styles
 zanshi
    ざんし
(noun/participle) dying of shame; being so ashamed one wants to die

慚死

see styles
 zanshi
    ざんし
(noun/participle) dying of shame; being so ashamed one wants to die

憤死

see styles
 funshi
    ふんし
(n,vs,vi) dying in a fit of anger or indignation

戦死

see styles
 senshi
    せんし
(n,vs,vi) death in battle

打死

see styles
dǎ sǐ
    da3 si3
ta ssu
to kill; to beat to death

扼死

see styles
è sǐ
    e4 si3
o ssu
to strangle; to throttle; to stifle (opinions)

找死

see styles
zhǎo sǐ
    zhao3 si3
chao ssu
to court death; to take a big risk

拚死

see styles
pàn sǐ
    pan4 si3
p`an ssu
    pan ssu
to risk one's life

拼死

see styles
pīn sǐ
    pin1 si3
p`in ssu
    pin ssu
to go all out for something at risk of one's life

掐死

see styles
qiā sǐ
    qia1 si3
ch`ia ssu
    chia ssu
to throttle; to choke to death

揍死

see styles
zòu sǐ
    zou4 si3
tsou ssu
to beat to death

摔死

see styles
shuāi sǐ
    shuai1 si3
shuai ssu
to fall to one's death; to kill by throwing to the ground

撐死


撑死

see styles
chēng sǐ
    cheng1 si3
ch`eng ssu
    cheng ssu
full to the point of bursting; (coll.) at most

撞死

see styles
zhuàng sǐ
    zhuang4 si3
chuang ssu
to knock down and kill (with a car, train etc)

擬死

see styles
 gishi
    ぎし
feigning death; playing possum; tonic immobility; thanatosis; apparent death

敢死

see styles
 kanshi
    かんし
(archaism) (See 決死) preparing for death; preparedness for death

斃死

see styles
 heishi / heshi
    へいし
(noun/participle) falling dead; perishing; dying

早死

see styles
zǎo sǐ
    zao3 si3
tsao ssu
to die while still relatively young; to have been dead (for some years)

昧死

see styles
mèi sǐ
    mei4 si3
mei ssu
to risk one's life

Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.

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