person who is the legal property of another and is forced to obey them, especially in a slave-owning society; person who is cruelly oppressed or exploited, or who is excessively subservient to someone or something

Xiongnu; a confederation of nomadic peoples of the Eastern Steppe who formed a powerful empire north of China during the Qin and Han dynasties; sometimes identified with the Huns

a domestic servant or slave

to enslave; to treat people like slaves or beasts of burden

servants and slaves; specifically, male slaves and maid-servants

the social system of slavery based on the ownership of slaves by slaveholders; the institution of slavery

An owner of slaves; specifically refers to the ruling class in a slave-holding society who owned both slaves and the means of production.

a person performing menial labor or domestic chores for a master; bondslave

an agricultural worker in a feudal society who is legally bound to the land and subject to a landlord

A submissive or slavish disposition; the trait of being willing to be enslaved or subserviently ordered around

(literary) slave servant or domestic servant in a wealthy household

A person who has money but is extremely stingy; scrooge

female slave; slave girl

slave-owning society; in Marxist theory, the historical period following primitive society and preceding [[封建社会|封建社會|feng1 jian4 she4 hui4]] where the economy is based on the ownership of slaves and production tools by slave owners

slavery; the social system of slave ownership

to enslave or subjugate; specifically refers to an aggressor using various methods to make a colonized people lose their self-respect and accept being ruled

A person whose country has been conquered and who is enslaved or ruled by foreign invaders; a person without a country

The social and economic system of serfdom; a system where feudal lords own land and serfs have little personal freedom and are tied to the land they work.

(derogatory) a person who fawns on foreigners and is willing to serve foreign interests as a sycophant

A person who owns large amounts of land and keeps serfs to work it.

subservient and fawning; acting in a humble and scraping manner to curry favor; literally 'the face of a slave and the knees of a maidservant'

Snoopy, the famous pet dog character from the comic strip Peanuts; originally created by Charles M. Schulz.

Honolulu, the capital of the US state of Hawaii; also known as [[檀香山|檀香山|tan2 xiang1 shan1]]

the system or practice of using slaves for work or serfdom

obsequiousness and servility; describes a cringing, fawning, or sycophantic attitude

A servant of a rich or powerful family who relies on their master's influence to bully and oppress others.

To hold deep-seated prejudices or bigotry toward different schools of thought; specifically to treat one's own beliefs as the master and others' as the slaves.

Terengganu, a state in northeastern West Malaysia

master and servant; owner and slave

Giordano; a well-known international fashion retailer based in Hong Kong

serfdom; the social and economic system of a feudal society where peasants serve a landlord

Serf Liberation Day, an annual holiday in the Tibet Autonomous Region of China.

silken tofu served cold with various toppings, such as ginger, green onions, and soy sauce; a loanword from Japanese

A person who is unable to repay their credit card or cash card debts; often used to describe those who can only pay the minimum interest or who open new cards to pay off old debts.old ones.

Hanuman, a monkey god in the Indian epic Ramayana

nickname of Li Linfu, the notorious Tang Dynasty official known for his political suppression and duplicity

Knuth or Canute; Western name used for people such as computer scientist Donald Knuth or King Canute the Great

(literary) A young male servant or page; a boy attendant

(historical) A region covering parts of Heilongjiang and the Vladivostok area that was ruled by the Ming dynasty

The Ming dynasty provincial-level administrative and military headquarters in the Heilongjiang and Vladivostok region.

(archaic) a humble way for a young woman to refer to herself, equivalent to "your servant" or "I"

The practice or condition of being enslaved; helotism or dulosis

to scorn or look down on someone as if they were a slave; to treat with contempt

(derogatory) a person born into slavery; a lowly servant

(derogatory) slave; serf; used to insult someone as lowly and base

Parents who sacrifice their own quality of life and financial security to ensure their children have every advantage.

a person who is greedy for money and refuses to spend it; a money-grubber or skinflint

enslaved person from Southeast Asia or Africa in Tang Dynasty China, often depicted in literature as possessing dark skin and supernatural or martial abilities

a person who is burdened by high mortgage payments, which significantly limit their lifestyle and spending