feeling dispirited, dejected, or disheartened, especially after a disappointment or failure

to lose; to forfeit

To die, usually referring to a sudden or violent death from an accident or disaster.

to die; to lose one's life, usually referring to a tragic or accidental death

to feel discouraged, depressed, or low in spirits due to a setback or disappointment

funeral arrangements; affairs related to death and burial

hanging one's head in low spirits; dejected or discouraged

funeral and interment; the process of managing a funeral and disposing of a body

to be lost; to be ruined; to perish; to wither away; used in contexts of national sovereignty or moral standards

deranged; demented; berserk. Literally meaning to have lost one's mind and sense of humanity, often used to describe behavior that is extremely cruel or absurd.

funeral rites; the ceremonies and etiquette associated with mourning and burial

funeral costs and related expenses

utterly discouraged or in despair due to failure or setbacks; to lose heart

mourning garment; traditional funeral attire typically made of coarse hemp or plain white cloth

to wear a mournful expression; to look miserable or very unhappy

(formal) to be bereaved of one's spouse; widowed

To organize and carry out a funeral; to manage the business of a burial and mourning

(idiom) to be completely heartless or cruel; to lack any shred of humanity or moral sense

dejected; despondent; depressed; feeling low because things did not go as planned

dejected; disheartened; listless or lacking in spirit; decadent

to be in mourning according to custom, especially by wearing mourning clothes for a set period to honor a deceased relative

(idiom) to become terror-stricken at the news; to lose one's nerve at the slightest hint of trouble

To rush home from another place to attend or arrange the funeral of a parent, grandparent, or other elder relative.

To become so obsessed with hobbies or trivia that one loses their ambition and stops making progress.

to wail loudly at a funeral as part of traditional mourning customs; often refers to formal wailing while offering sacrifices to the deceased

funeral bell; a bell rung to signal a person's death or during a funeral, often used to symbolize the end or downfall of something

to surrender national rights and bring disgrace to the country, often describing the signing of unequal treaties; to surrender territory under humiliating terms

to become demoralized or lose one's sense of purpose; to lose the will to move forward

(idiom) a dog who has lost its owner; an outcast with nowhere to turn or nothing to rely on

to lose one's courage out of extreme fear; scared out of one's wits

The family of the deceased; a household that is in mourning.

To inform relatives and friends of a death; to send out an obituary.

to lose one's life; to die

(literary) death, war, and social upheaval; tragic disasters and the turmoil caused by conflict

To report the news of a death to relatives and friends.

(idiom) extremely sad, as if in mourning for one's parents; often used negatively to describe someone who is distraught or frantic

To visit the family of the deceased to express sympathy and pay one's respects.

to observe the traditional ritual mourning period after the death of a parent or close relative

Funeral or mourning period for the death of a monarch, head of state, or vice head of state; historically referred to the death of an emperor, empress, or empress dowager

To keep watch beside a coffin or to observe a formal mourning period for a deceased relative; equivalent to [[守孝|守孝|shou3 xiao4]].

The person in charge of a funeral, usually the eldest son or grandson of the deceased.

(idiom) extremely frightened; in a state of panic or confusion, as if one has lost their soul

a cane or stick wrapped in white paper or hemp, held by a son during a traditional funeral procession to show filial piety

to wail loudly at a funeral; to howl or cry in a mournful or noisy manner

A person who has lost their home or means of support; someone who is down and out or has nowhere to turn.

a malevolent deity in Chinese folklore believed to bring bad luck

To carry a coffin or ashes to the burial or enshrinement site.

To accompany a coffin to its place of burial; to join a funeral procession.

To lose one's sense of morality by manipulating or playing with people; derived from the Classic of History where it is paired with [[玩物丧志|玩物喪志|wan2 wu4 sang4 zhi4]].