Yama, the king and judge of the dead in Buddhist tradition

easy to; used before a verb to show that an action is easy to perform

to meet with; to call on; to interview or receive a visitor

a metaphor for a person of low status who causes trouble or is difficult to deal with, often used in the idiom that 'one can easily deal with the king of hell, but it is hard to deal with his underlings'

difficult; hard to do; troublesome; not easy; problematic; the opposite of 容易 róng​yì

To withstand; to resist; to match equally