(literary) an exclamation of praise meaning "how wonderful" or "good"; often used in Buddhist contexts

Free and unconstrained; leisurely and carefree; describing a state of relaxed comfort or lack of urgency.

used as an expression of deep grief, especially in funeral orations, meaning "alas, how sorrowful!"

(idiom) free and unconstrained; describes being at ease and enjoying oneself without any way one's leisure

(literary) how strange!; how bizarre!

used to express deep sorrow or grief; alack

not worth talking about; is it really worth mentioning? also used as a polite or humble expression regarding one's own actions or accomplishments

To find a suitable place or position; also used to describe being satisfied and content with a situation or arrangement.

(variant form) an exclamation of grief or mourning; used to indicate that someone has died or that something has come to a tragic end

(literary) grand and magnificent in scale or scope; imposing in momentum

the Sanctus, a section of the Catholic mass; the hymn beginning "Holy, Holy, Holy"

how great; how magnificent; an exclamation of admiration for something vast or profound

I am happy in the extreme; a literary expression of great joy found in poems by [[曹操|曹操|cao2 cao1]]

relaxed, free and unconstrained

free and unconstrained; leisurely and carefree