the practice of maintaining health and preventing disease through cleanliness; sanitation

David (name)

an artificial body placed in orbit around the earth or another planet to collect information or for communication

a player in a defensive position in sports, such as a fullback in soccer or a guard in basketball

to defend or safeguard against attack, harm, or violation

a security guard or sentry responsible for protection

Ministry of Health

to protect or keep watch over a person, place, or object against attack or intrusion

A room used for personal hygiene, typically containing a toilet and a sink, and often a shower or bathtub.

experimental, radical, or modern in style and ideas

to defend the crown (in a sports championship)

A government administrative office or department responsible for public health, sanitation, and hygiene standards.

to defend oneself against attack or harm; the act or right of protecting oneself

public cleanliness and environmental hygiene services, particularly in an urban context

satellite TV (abbreviation for [[卫星电视|衛星電視|wei4 xing1 dian4 shi4]])

to defend; to uphold; to safeguard

a group or unit of people responsible for protection, security, or guarding; often used in the context of [[海岸警卫队|海岸警衛隊|hai3 an4 jing3 wei4 dui4]] (Coast Guard).

the act of resisting an attack or the state of being protected; defensive

a person who protects a high-ranking official, especially in ancient times

the unified military forces of Japan (JSDF) established after World War II

provincial department of health

World Health Organization (WHO)

one who protects or upholds a specific cause, principle, or value

environmental sanitation; measures taken to maintain cleanliness and public health in the environment

imperial bodyguard

a person who is stationed at a gate or entrance to control access and provide security

a unit or group of soldiers acting as guards

a soldier or person stationed to keep watch and maintain security at a specific location

Red Guards (Cultural Revolution, 1966-1976)

reasonable self-defense or legitimate defense within a legal context

sanitary towel

toilet paper or bathroom tissue used for personal hygiene

sterilized absorbent cotton wool used for medical dressings or cleansing wounds

escort vessel; frigate; corvette

Wong Kar-wai (1956-), Hong Kong film director

Nie Weiping (1952-), professional Go player

Wang Ching-wei (1883-1944), left-wing Guomindang politician who later became a Japanese collaborator

Brocade Uniform Guard, imperial bodyguard and secret police force of the Ming emperors

to defend one's country

to guard one's home and defend the country; national defense

A famous English retired professional footballer.

Antwerp (city in Belgium)

health bureau, office, or department

A smaller municipality located near a large city, providing housing or services while remaining economically dependent on the central hub.