to reverse, save, or restore a situation (as in 挽回 wǎn​huí or 挽救 wǎn​jiù)

to hook one's arm through another person's arm, or to carry something like a basket on the arm

to pull or draw something; specifically used for drawing a bow or pulling a cart

to roll or fold up one's sleeves or pant legs

to coil, twist, or tie one's hair into a knot; sometimes used as a variant of 绾 wǎn

to mourn or lament the dead, used in terms for elegies or funeral scrolls; same as 挽 wǎn

(archaic) same as 晚 wǎn