| 漢字 | 詞類 | 意義 |
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| 僻 | adj. | remote, out-of-the-way; evil; stubborn; rare, uncommon; eccentric |
| 唄 | int. | placed at the end of a sentence reconfirming assertion; modal particle indicating that things should only or can only be done a certain way |
| 堂 | n. | hall; reception room; meeting-place; court of justice; polite way of referring to a friend's mother |
| 大 | adv. | greatly; fully; in a great way; in a large scale; very |
| 奪 | v. | snatch; grasp; take away; rob; surpass; determine, decide; take by force; seize; wrest; force one's way |
| 寒 | pron. | a humble way of saying 'my' |
| 尊 | n. | polite way of referring to a friend's father |
| 屰 | v. | to come somebody's way to receive |
| 廡 | n. | rooms around the principal room; houses; a corridor, a verandah, a porch; eaves; a covered way; |
| 徑 | n. | by-way; short cut; diameter; footpath; path; track; way; means |
| 怹 | pron. | he (a polite and courteous way of referring to a third person) |
| 恁 | adv. | thus; so; in this way |
| 法 | n. | law; statute; regulation; rule; legal standard; plan; method; way; mode; model; the dharma; magic arts; example; (Chinese name for ) France |
| 漢 | n. | the Han River (arch.); name of a dynasty; the Milky Way, the Galaxy; man, male adult; a surname |
| 灾 | var. | variant of 災, an archaic way of writing the script 災 |
| 犬 | n. | dog; a courteous way to mention one's son |
| 般 | n. | tub, basin (arch.); sort, manner, kind, category, way |
| 衢 | n. | thoroughfare; way; intersection; road; city |
| 諂 | v. | to adulate, to flatter; to cajole; to toady; to act in an obsequious way |
| 賕 | v. | to seek in an underhanded way; to bribe |
| 路 | n. | road, path, street; journey; way, means; route |
| 蹊 | n. | footpath, road; route, way |
| 轍 | n. | the track of a wheel; carriage, cart; road; way; error, lesson; rhyme of a song |
| 迥 | adv. | far from; way; extremely; totally; widely |
| 道 | n. | road, street; way, path; method; doctrine; principle; reason; Taoism, Taoist |
| 隸 | n. | slave, servant (arch.); a way of writing prevalent in the Chin and especially the Han dynasties |
