(idiom) lit. to place a fire under a pile of firewood; fig. a hidden or imminent danger that is not yet visible

former name of Jiuru Township in Pingtung County, Taiwan

to place firewood under a fire; a metaphor for a hidden or imminent danger that is waiting to erupt

to temporarily place or store a coffin in a certain location

(literary) to bury or inter a coffin; to lay a person to rest

to carry fire and place it under a pile of firewood, describing a situation of extreme hidden danger or an impending disaster

mixed and scattered; disorganized or mixed together

to place a coffin in a temporary shelter or shallow grave on the ground, often enclosed with bricks or stones, while awaiting a formal burial at a later date

To store fire under a pile of wood; used to describe a hidden danger or a situation that is extremely precarious and prone to disaster

Taiwan term for a row house, townhouse, or terrace house where each floor is connected by internal stairs.