safe and sound; to emerge from a disaster, accident, or illness unscathed; to be in good health or undamaged

(literary) to be in good health; safe and sound; free from illness or disaster. Frequently used in traditional greetings such as [[别来无恙|別來無恙|bie2 lai2 wu2 yang4]]

(literary) a formal greeting used to ask how someone has been since parting or when meeting again after a long absence

scrub typhus; a bacterial disease transmitted to humans by larval mites (chiggers)

(polite) a respectful way to refer to the illness or health condition of the person you are speaking to

safe and sound; to come out unscathed from an accident or illness

a minor illness or ailment; a slight indisposition

a tiny biting mite, also known as a scrub-itch mite or tsutsugamushi; its larvae can transmit scrub typhus to humans

chigger; tsutsugamushi; trombidiid mite

to be sick or in poor health; typically used in formal or written contexts

appearing weak and in poor health

humble way to refer to one's own illness