To linger or hover; often used for sounds, thoughts, or feelings that remain in one's mind or ears.

to miss someone or something very much; describes a deep longing where the object of one's affection is even present in one's dreams

to spiral, twist, or wind back and forth; to be circuitous (of paths, water, etc.)

to occupy one's thoughts; to be constantly on one's mind or to be concerned about

(literary) to be anxious about; to be concerned for; to worry about

a type of synthetic fiber made from cellulose, such as wood pulp or cotton; a phonetic transliteration of the English word "rayon"

Tiying (c. 2nd century BCE), daughter of the physician Chunyu Yi, famous for her filial piety during the Western Han dynasty; she petitioned Emperor Wen to save her father from corporal punishment by offering herself as a government slave, which led to the abolition of such punishments

a semi-synthetic fiber made from regenerated cellulose, used in textiles

(literary) describes the appearance of circling or revolving water

(literary) to twist and turn; to encircle; to spiral

to be deeply attached to something such that it haunts one's soul and dreams; to miss someone or something constantly