- 无辜 wúgū innocentinnocent; not guilty; not at fault
- 辜负 gūfù to let downto fail to live up to expectations, trust, or kindness; to disappoint; to be unworthy of something
- 辜振甫 gūzhènfǔ Koo Chen-fuKoo Chen-fu (1917-2005), Taiwanese businessman and diplomat
- 死有余辜 sǐyǒuyúgū deserving more than death(idiom) to be so evil that even death would be insufficient punishment for one's crimes
- 辜鸿铭 gūhóngmíng Gu HongmingGu Hongming (1857–1928), also known as Ku Hung-ming; Malaysian-born scholar and translator known for his English-language works and for defending traditional Chinese culture and the monarchy.
- 不辜 bùgū innocent person(literary) an innocent person; someone who is not guilty of a crime
- 不辜负 bùgūfù to live up toto not let down; to prove worthy of (someone's expectation or trust)
- 伤及无辜 shāngjíwúgū to harm the innocent(idiom) to cause harm or injury to innocent people
- 滥杀无辜 lànshāwúgū to slaughter the innocentto indiscriminately kill or massacre innocent people
- 辜人 gūrén criminala criminal or a person who has been executed; often used in historical texts
- 辜恩负义 gū'ēnfùyì to be ungratefulto be ungrateful for kindness; to fail to show gratitude for favors and friendship
Sources
- Frequency data
- MTSU Chinese text computingSUBTLEX-CH