to fear; to dread; to be afraid of; a feeling of foreboding

to revere; to hold in awe; to respect and fear simultaneously

without fear; dauntless; audacious; showing great courage in the face of danger or difficulty

to defy; to show no fear; to be unafraid

to have no fear of anything; to be dauntless or undaunted

to shrink back or hesitate out of fear or concern

utterly fearless; extremely brave

to be daunted by challenges; to fear hardship

a chemical compound used as an insecticide; also known by the abbreviation DDVP

to dread punishment for a crime; to be afraid of being arrested or sentenced for one's wrongdoings

to feel intimidated or awestricken at the very sight of someone or something

to be struck with fear; to feel intimidated or overawed

afraid of everything; scared of one's own shadow; to be excessively fearful and nervous due to overthinking consequences

to abscond from justice because of a fear of being convicted or punished; to flee secretly while under suspicion

(idiom) the young are to be regarded with respect because they may eventually exceed the achievements of their predecessors; the younger generation is full of potential

to shrink back because of fear; to be too cowardly to advance

showing extreme fear or hesitation; cringing or recoiling from fear; lacking the courage to move forward

public opinion or rumors are powerful and can be dangerous; often refers to the fear caused by malicious gossip or slander

timid; timorous; nervous; afraid because of a lack of courage

a dangerous, steep, or treacherous path

to regard something as a dangerous path or a hazardous undertaking; to be afraid to do something because of the high risk involved

To obey out of fear or respect; to be cowed into submission or to admire and follow someone's authority

To be restrained by fear or dread; to have misgivings

not to submit to force; to defy threats and violence

(literary) to be without any selfish motives and show no fear; courageous and unselfish

to avoid or recoil from someone or something because of fear

Literally "a newborn calf does not fear the tiger"; describes a young person who is bold and courageous because they lack experience or are not yet aware of life's dangers.

To be afraid or hesitant to move forward; hesitant to make progress due to fear or cowardice.

(literary) without any fear of consequences; totally devoid of scruples or fear

To both fear someone's power or authority and feel grateful for their kindness; used to describe a people or subordinate who is fully won over by a ruler's combined strength and benevolence.

not to submit to force or authority; to defy threats and violence; to stand up against oppressive power

dreadful; horrible; formidable; something to be feared

(637–735) An eminent monk from Central India who brought Esoteric Buddhism to the Tang Dynasty; together with [[金刚智|金剛智|jin1 gang1 zhi4]] and [[不空|不空|bu4 kong1]], he is known as one of the Three Great Masters of Kaiyuan

timid; weak or lacking in courage

a person of formidable severity; stern and difficult to approach

(literary) to revere; to hold in awe; to be respectfully cautious

the giving of fearlessness or safety as a form of Buddhist charity; providing protection and freedom from fear to sentient beings

to be sensitive to or pained by light; to suffer from photophobia

a friend who is held in high esteem or respected for their high moral character

to stand in awe of the heavens and submit to one's destiny; to act in accordance with the will of heaven

to be sensitive to cold or suffer from chills, often as a symptom of illness or fever

to be afraid of powerful people while bullying the small and weak

To take one's own life because of a fear of being convicted or punished for a crime

bashful or timid in the presence of others

(literary) to be timid or fearful; to hesitate out of fear