(literary) to engrave; to carve; to chisel; typically used for inscriptions on stone, seals, or metal

to engrave or carve into a hard surface

(literary) to engrave on wood or stone; to carve; to sculpture

(idiom) deeply felt and never to be forgotten, such as deep gratitude or resentment

a book or publication printed using engraved woodblocks

(literary) to discharge redundant or incompetent personnel; to weed out useless officials

to remove an official from their post as a form of punishment

(idiom) an ever-present memory; used to describe feelings, such as gratitude or resentment, that are impossible to forget

to remove a government official from their position; to discharge from office