A country in western Asia

sweat; perspiration; sometimes used metaphorically to represent arduous effort

cold sweat or clammy perspiration, typically caused by fear, shock, or physical weakness rather than heat or physical exertion

to sweat; to perspire; to have sweat come out from the body

profuse sweat; the state of sweating heavily

to sweat; to perspire

Genghis Khan (1162–1227), the founder and first ruler of the Mongol Empire; also known as [[铁木真|鐵木真|tie3 mu4 zhen1]]

money earned through bitter toil and hard work; literally 'blood and sweat money'

(literary) to blush or sweat with shame; to feel deeply embarrassed or mortified

Historical title for the supreme ruler among certain North and Central Asian peoples such as the Mongols and Turks.

beads of sweat; drops of perspiration formed on the skin

The fine, soft hair on the human body; down.

undershirt; T-shirt; a thin, soft top worn next to the skin to absorb sweat

blood and sweat; used to describe hard work, intense labor, or the products of such effort

covered in sweat from head to toe

to ooze sweat; to break out in a sweat

soaked in sweat; sweat dripping down profusely

achievements made on the battlefield; by extension, significant hard work and great contributions made in one's career

to sweat profusely; to be drenched in sweat; also used to describe being extremely nervous, fearful, or ashamed

sweat; perspiration; the liquid secreted by the sweat glands of humans and certain animals

Gland in the skin that secretes sweat and helps regulate body temperature

to sweat; to perspire

the unpleasant smell of sweat from a person or certain animals

In Chinese medicine, a symptom where a person sweats while sleeping and stops once they wake up; often caused by physical weakness, nervousness, or internal heat.

original meaning: describing a large crowd where the sweat from people wiping their brows falls like rain

Sweat produced due to general physical weakness, illness, or nervousness; cold sweats.

stains or marks left on clothes or surfaces after sweat has dried; often yellowish in color

one's head covered in sweat; perspiring freely

to break out into a cold sweat; to be breathless with anxiety or suspense regarding someone or something

to sweat profusely; to perspire heavily, as if rain were falling

sweaty; used to describe a person's body or skin being slightly damp with perspiration

A drug used in old novels and plays to make people unconscious, usually by slipping it into their food or drink; anesthetic

(literary) Historical records or chronicles; annals. Originally referred to the ancient process of drying green bamboo over fire to prepare it for writing, which made the bamboo "sweat" and prevented insect damage.

Literally meaning enough books to make the pack-ox sweat and to fill a building to the rafters; used to describe an immense number of books or a massive library.

handkerchief; towel; washcloth

dripping with perspiration; soaked with sweat

A salt lake in Qinghai province, China.

feet that sweat excessively

beads of sweat; drops of perspiration

Describes a person who is dripping with sweat or perspiring heavily

to be breathless with anxiety; to be extremely worried or nervous about a situation

military achievement or contribution made in war

a profuse or thorough sweat that reaches every part of the body

a common fungal skin infection (Pityriasis versicolor) caused by yeast, resulting in small, discolored patches of skin

to drip with sweat, meaning literally that wiped-away sweat falls like rain

to stop sweating; for sweat to dry or recede

White stains or residue left on clothing after sweat evaporates; also called [[汗斑|汗斑|han4 ban1]]

distinguished service in war or great effort in one's work; literally the toil of sweat and horses

Khan Tengri or Mt Hantengri, located on the border between Xinjiang and Kazakhstan