- 隐藏 yǐncáng hiddenkept secret or not immediately apparent; implicit, covert, or private
- 隐瞒 yǐnmán concealto withhold or hide information, facts, or the truth
- 隐患 yǐnhuàn hazarda danger concealed within something, hidden damage, or potential trouble not visible from the surface
- 隐私 yǐnsī privacythe state of being free from public scrutiny or the right to keep personal information confidential
- 隐形 yǐnxíng invisibleinvisible; stealth
- 隐隐 yǐnyǐn faintbarely audible or visible; indistinct to the senses
- 隐蔽 yǐnbì coverthidden from sight; being under cover or clandestine
- 隐约 yǐnyuē indistinctvague; faint; indistinct
- 隐身 yǐnshēn hideto conceal oneself physically or withdraw from public view
- 隐性 yǐnxìng hiddenconcealed, latent, or not immediately apparent
- 隐秘 yǐnmì secretsecret; hidden
- 隐含 yǐnhán implicitto be contained in a concealed or indirect form; to be implied rather than stated explicitly
- 隐形眼镜 yǐnxíngyǎnjìng contact lens
- 隐忍 yǐnrěn suffer in silenceTo suffer in silence; to endure hardship or injustice without complaint.
- 隐居 yǐnjū live in seclusionto live in seclusion
- 隐匿 yǐnnì concealto cover up or withhold information, evidence, or assets, often for illegal purposes
- 若隐若现 ruòyǐnruòxiàn indistinctappearing and disappearing; indistinct; faint
- 隐私权 yǐnsīquán privacy rightsright to privacy
- 隐喻 yǐnyù metaphor
- 隐忧 yǐnyōu hidden concerna secret, private, or underlying worry that is not yet fully manifest or publicly expressed
- 隐隐约约 yǐnyǐnyuēyuē faintly(idiom) vaguely; faintly; indistinctly
- 隐姓埋名 yǐnxìngmáimíng incognitoto conceal one's real name and identity to avoid being recognized or to live in seclusion
- 隐隐作痛 yǐnyǐnzuòtòng ache dullyto ache dully
- 隐情 yǐnqíng secretFacts or circumstances that one wishes to keep hidden or that are difficult to discuss.
- 隐痛 yǐntòng anguishhidden anguish or secret emotional suffering
- 隐晦 yǐnhuì obscuredifficult to understand or perceive due to being unclear or not explicitly stated
- 隐士 yǐnshì hermit
- 隐退 yǐntuì retireto retire from society, especially from a political career or public office
- 难言之隐 nányánzhīyǐn embarrassing illnessa private or embarrassing medical condition or ailment
- 退隐 tuìyǐn retireto retire from a professional career or the public eye, often referring to celebrities or public figures
- 归隐 guīyǐn retire into seclusionto go back to one's native place and live in seclusion
- 隐现 yǐnxiàn appear and disappearto appear and then disappear; to be faintly visible
- 隐没 yǐnmò disappearto vanish gradually or disappear from sight
- 时隐时现 shíyǐnshíxiàn intermittently visibleappearing and disappearing periodically; sometimes hidden and sometimes visible
- 李商隐 Lǐ Shāngyǐn Li ShangyinLi Shangyin (c. 813-858), Tang poet
- 恻隐之心 cèyǐnzhīxīn compassion
- 隐密 yǐnmì secretsecret; hidden
- 隐伏 yǐnfú latentto be concealed or lurking beneath the surface in an abstract sense
- 隐讳 yǐnhuì be reticentto hold back from saying precisely what is on one's mind
- 隐逸 yǐnyì hermita person who lives in seclusion; a recluse
- 隐睾 yǐngāo cryptorchidismcryptorchidism; undescended testis
- 隐语 yǐnyǔ argotsecret language or cant used by a particular social or professional group to exclude outsiders
- 隐君子 yǐnjūnzi addictA punning or euphemistic term for a drug or opium addict, used as a homophone for [[瘾君子|癮君子|yin3 jun1 zi3]].
- 消隐 xiāoyǐn hideto disappear from sight or fade away
- 隐名 yǐnmíng anonymous/undisclosedreferring to a party whose name is concealed or not disclosed, often used in legal contexts like an undisclosed partner
- 隐遁 yǐndùn disappearto vanish or disappear from view
- 恻隐 cèyǐn compassiona feeling of pity or sympathy for the misfortunes of others
- 隐疾 yǐnjí unmentionable illnessan unmentionable illness (e.g. venereal disease)
- 隐衷 yǐnzhōng inner secrethidden feelings, personal secrets, or private difficulties that are hard to disclose
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- MTSU Chinese text computingSUBTLEX-CH