misfortune; calamity; disaster; opposite of 福 fú

Used in classical poetry and literature, either in the middle or at the end of a sentence, to express exclamation or to pause for rhythm; similar to modern 啊 a

good fortune; happiness; luck; blessing; a state of well-being, often used in contrast to 祸 huò or as a specific opportunity from fate like 口福 kǒu​fú

Used before a verb to form a noun-like phrase representing the object of the action, meaning "that which" or "what".

to lean on; to rest against something

good fortune; happiness; luck; blessing; a state of well-being, often used in contrast to 祸 huò or as a specific opportunity from fate like 口福 kǒu​fú

Used in classical poetry and literature, either in the middle or at the end of a sentence, to express exclamation or to pause for rhythm; similar to modern 啊 a

misfortune; calamity; disaster; opposite of 福 fú

Used before a verb to form a noun-like phrase representing the object of the action, meaning "that which" or "what".

to conceal oneself; to lie in ambush; to stay hidden