dwelling; abode; house

A self-contained residential area or neighborhood, usually gated and managed by a specific company, with its own services and facilities; often abbreviated as [[小区|小區|xiao3 qu1]]

residential district; housing development; neighborhood where people live rather than work or shop

a private house or home belonging to a citizen

land used for building a house; residential land

residence of a high-ranking official

a house with a courtyard; a residence or dwelling

colloquial word for a house or residence, typically one that is a self-contained unit or a private courtyard home

a home or residence; a house or homestead

the front gate or main entrance to a mansion or large residence

a personal or private dwelling house

A residence, typically one that is large, grand, or belongs to a person of high status.

a house where one lived in the past; an old family home

In former times, the inner courtyard of a residence where the women lived.

The foundation or ground on which a house is built

A house where a murder or other violent death occurred, often considered unlucky or haunted.

Land intended or used for the construction of a residence; grounds or homestead.

mansion with spacious halls and extensive gardens; large residential complex with multiple courtyards

a tomb or graveyard viewed as a dwelling for the dead; specifically used in feng shui as the opposite of [[阳宅|陽宅|yang2 zhai2]]

A building used for residential purposes, such as an apartment building or block of flats

one's former home or old residence

A residence for the living, as opposed to a tomb or grave; often used in the context of feng shui.

large private home of a high official or person of rank

(literary) house; residence; dwelling

a large home or mansion, especially one used by a high-ranking official

to be honest and kindhearted; having a sincere and magnanimous disposition

literally meaning to have a floating home and a drifting house; used to describe living a wandering life on the water or drifting from place to place by boat

(literary) the bridegroom's side or the husband's family; used in traditional wedding contexts where the word [[乾|乾|qian2]] represents the male side.

economic bubble where house prices rise rapidly beyond their real value

a rural residence or farmhouse belonging to a farming family

To select a home or dwelling site through divination

former residence; historic house

a house or residence that is considered lucky or brings good fortune

(Taiwan) government-subsidized housing built for lower-income citizens; abbreviation of [[国民住宅|國民住宅|guo2 min2 zhu4 zhai2]]. Similar to mainland China's [[经济适用房|經濟適用房|jing1 ji4 shi4 yong4 fang2]] or [[经适房|經適房|jing1 shi4 fang2]].

Houses built or planned by the government to provide affordable housing for lower and middle-income citizens; used mainly in Taiwan.

The family or home of the bride in a traditional marriage context.

a multi-story or split-level residence where two or more floors are connected by an internal staircase

The outer courtyard of a residence, as opposed to the inner quarters

a burial ground; the site and boundaries of a grave

house-ownership certificate; title deed for a house

female enthusiast or nerd devoted to subcultures such as anime, manga, or gaming; otaku girl; from Japanese [[御宅族|御宅族|yu4 zhai2 zu2]]

a vacation spent at home or nearby rather than traveling abroad; residential vacation

one's thoughts or intentions; the way one's mind or heart is set

to have a benevolent and generous nature; a kindly disposition

(literary) to be in mourning for a parent's death; specifically refers to the period of mourning during which one remains at home

A type of courier service in the logistics industry providing door-to-door delivery of mail and small parcels.

a guy who stays at home all the time, typically spending a lot of time playing online games or on the internet; derived from the Japanese word [[御宅族|御宅族|yu4 zhai2 zu2]] (otaku)

(literary) the physical orientation and layout of a house or its feng shui

(literary) one's family members or dependents; specifically used to refer to the female family members of a wealthy or noble household