person employed to perform domestic tasks or personal service; domestic servant

female servant; maid

a person or official who serves the general public

A man employed to perform domestic services. Also called [[男佣|男傭|nan2 yong1]].

lit. covered in dust; describes being exhausted and travel-worn from a long and arduous journey

a person performing menial labor or domestic chores for a master; bondslave

A servant or attendant who follows a master; a retinue or group of followers.

one falls, the next follows; to step into the breach to replace fallen comrades; describes bravery and charging forward without fear of sacrifice

master and servant; a master and their domestic worker

A high-ranking official title in imperial China; in the Zhou dynasty, the official responsible for transmitting the king's orders, and from the Qin dynasty onwards, one of the Nine Ministers [[九卿|九卿|jiu3 qing1]] responsible for the emperor's carriages and horses

servant; domestic worker; someone hired to do chores and labor

(literary) an older female servant

servant; houseboy; specifically a general term for young or adult household servants

Taibus Banner, a subdivision of the Xilingol League in Inner Mongolia

(literary) a young servant boy or domestic worker; generally used to refer to any servant

Be weary from the hardships of a long journey; travel-worn and tired from constant rushing about.

too many to count; innumerable; used to describe a list of items or words that is so long that even changing shifts of servants would not provide enough time to finish enumerating them

weary from traveling; tired from a long journey

A driver or a person who drives a carriage.

(literary) an ancient high-quality arrow; also known as [[仆射姑|僕射姑|pu2 ye4 gu1]]

(literary) an official title in ancient China; originally given to those skilled in archery, the role eventually rose in rank during the Tang Dynasty to be equivalent to that of a prime minister

(literary) an ancient high-quality arrow

(old) waiter or attendant in a hotel or restaurant; a phonetic loan from the English word "boy"

to fall down in the street; to die in the street

to fall down flat; to fall over on one's back

Ancient government office in imperial China responsible for horse breeding and the management of horses and carriages for the imperial household and military.

High official in imperial China originally in charge of horse breeding and stable management for the emperor

servants in a household in former times, especially female servants and male pages

A servant working within a household

a young male servant; footboy

To keep forging ahead and struggling hard even after suffering many setbacks

(literary) a physically strong and fierce servant; a henchman

an elderly servant or domestic worker

(literary) household servants and officials who serve a ruler; attendants and subjects

to lose balance and fall; to tumble down