low-lying area saturated with moisture, such as a marsh or swamp, which is important for ecological conservation

amount of moisture contained in a substance; specifically the amount of water vapor in the air

moist; damp; humid

damp; moist; humid

muggy and hot; humid and hot

to be wet through; to be soaked through

Joint or muscle pain and inflammation often associated with cold or damp environments; in Chinese medicine, refers to illness caused by the invasion of wind and dampness.

eczema; a common allergic skin condition characterized by redness, itching, and sometimes blistering or crusting

moist; damp; clammy; dripping wet

to soak or saturate; to wet through by immersion in liquid

to become wet through; to be drenched

moisture; dampness; humidity in the air

to remove moisture or dampness from the air or an object

A chronic disease affecting the joints and heart, typically occurring in cold or damp regions and characterized by inflammation and pain.

warm and humid; both warm and moist

(colloquial) disposable diaper; common name for [[纸尿裤|紙尿褲|zhi3 niao4 ku4]]

to moisten; to soak; to wet

to cause something to become wet; to dampen

to moisten or dampen; to be steeped in or imbued with

soaking wet and dripping with water

dark, cold, and damp; moist and lacking sunlight

wet; damp; humid; clammy

An electrical appliance used to increase the humidity of indoor air

A state where humidity levels are kept stable or constant

The Hindu deity Shiva, often identified as the destroyer or transformer within the Trimurti.

to moisten or make damp through absorption; to be wet or soaked

an instrument used for measuring humidity

soaking wet; dripping wet

Pain or aching caused by rheumatism

measure of humidity used in meteorology, defined as the ratio of the mass of water vapor to the total mass of the moist air parcel

(colloquial) thoroughly wet; drenched through

a substance used to keep things moist, such as a humectant or moistener

damp and sticky; wet with sweat; sweaty

to moisturize; to keep something moist or hydrated; moisturizing

a substance used to prevent the skin or hair from becoming dry

Describes the selfless toil of a mother raising a child; literally refers to a mother sleeping on a wet patch of the bed so her child can stay dry.

to eliminate dampness or moisture from a surface, environment, or material; to dry

to become wet or damp

(topo.) salty and wet; damp and salty

to dampen or moisten something uniformly, such as when tanning leather

genital wart; condyloma acuminatum

Literally "if you often walk by the riverside, your shoes are bound to get wet"; a proverb meaning that if you stay in a risky or tempting environment, you will eventually be affected or get into trouble.

Lhalu Wetland National Nature Reserve located in Lhasa

To give the dry place to the child and stay in the wet place oneself; describes the selfless devotion and hardships of a mother in raising her children.

Vishnu, one of the three principal deities of Hinduism.

to soak or seep into; to become wet from a liquid spreading through absorption or spreading

A device used to add moisture or dampen something; moistener; dampener; fogger