To have an opinion or belief about something; to find that something is the case.

to feel; to perceive; to become aware of something

to go to bed; to sleep

acting on one's own initiative; doing the right thing without being told; voluntary or responsible

to become aware of; to sense; to perceive; to detect

visual sense; the sense of sight; the feeling produced when light reflects off an object and hits the retina

intuition; an immediate feeling or understanding of something without needing to use logic or reasoning

hallucination; illusion; a perception that occurs without an external stimulus such as a figment of the imagination

to find out; to detect; to become aware of; to discover

To come to understand something after being confused; to wake up to the truth or realize one's mistakes.

to sense, perceive, or become aware of something; the act or state of perceiving or detecting through observation

without realizing; unknowingly; (idiom) before one knows it

The state of being aware of one's surroundings; physical sensation or the ability to feel.

The quality of being self-motivated and aware; a mental state of taking initiative based on one's own understanding, often characterized by a sense of responsibility

To become aware of the truth; to realize something; to wake up to reality.

illusion; misconception; a wrong impression or incorrect perception of objective reality

keenly aware of surroundings; sharp; watchful

short sleep taken after lunch; siesta; noontime snooze

sense of hearing; auditory sense

sense of smell; olfaction

to sleep late instead of getting up at the usual time; to sleep in; to have a lie-in

to sense, perceive, or detect something that is not immediately obvious; to come to realize

Without one's knowing; unconsciously; in spite of oneself.

the physical sense of taste or gustation; the feeling produced when food stimulates the taste buds

sense of touch; tactile sensation

To wake up suddenly or be startled into consciousness by a noise or movement.

To realize something later than others; to be slow to catch on or late to understand a situation.

to do something in the greatest secrecy; cloaked in extreme secrecy so that not even gods or ghosts would notice

The physical sensation of pain caused by injury, illness, or strong stimulation; algesia

of one's own free will; doing something because one recognizes it should be done and is willing to do it

perceiving or understanding things before others do; having foresight or keen intuition

to wake up from sleep or a dream

(dialect) to go to sleep; used primarily in Southern Chinese dialects like Wu or Cantonese and some Mandarin-speaking areas

color vision; the ability of the retina to distinguish different wavelengths of light as colors

a person with foresight; a visionary or prophet, especially regarding social or political reform

(1887-1911) Chinese revolutionary born in Fuzhou, Fujian province; one of the 72 Martyrs of Huanghuagang. He is famous for his letter to his wife, [[与妻书|與妻書|yu3 qi1 shu1]], written shortly before his death in the Guangzhou Uprising.

The nerve fibers that carry impulses from various organs and tissues to the central nervous system; also called [[传入神经|傳入神經|chuan2 ru4 shen2 jing1]]

the sense that detects bodily position, weight, or movement of the muscles and joints

the ability to feel heat or cold; heat sensation

perceptive; alert; shrewd and capable; quick-witted

intuitiveness; the quality of being intuitive

Zhaojue County in Liangshan Yi Autonomous Prefecture, Sichuan Province

without anyone noticing; done so secretly that neither people nor spirits are aware

Zhaojue, a county in Liangshan Yi Autonomous Prefecture [[凉山彝族自治州|涼山彝族自治州|liang2 shan1 yi2 zu2 zi4 zhi4 zhou1]], Sichuan

To immediately sense or realize something suddenly; to abruptly feel.

the physical structures of a living being that receive stimuli, such as the eyes or ears

The physical sensation of cold felt when the skin is exposed to temperatures lower than body heat.

To suddenly realize the truth after being confused or mistaken; to wake up to reality.

the sensory system that helps maintain physical balance and spatial orientation; equilibrioception