The incorporeal essence of a person, often believed to be immortal and to exist apart from the body.

the soul, heart, or inner mind

quick and light in movement or action

a sudden burst of creativity or insight in scientific or artistic endeavors

A supernatural or mythical being often associated with nature, such as an elf, sprite, or nature spirit.

the soul of a deceased person, imagined as a wandering spirit or apparition

quick-witted, sharp-minded, or intelligent

a god or spirit worshipped for divine power

The third person of the Trinity in Christian theology, often referred to as the Holy Ghost.

innate cleverness, ingeniousness, or a spark of intelligence in a person or their work

smart, resourceful, and quick-witted in response to situations

highly responsive to stimuli or subtle changes, often referring to senses or instruments

Torino/Turin, a city in northern Italy

to lose effectiveness or cease to function as intended, often referring to a system, policy, or biological sense

(level of) sensitivity

Divine light around a Buddha, a halo, or a miraculous column of light.

departed spirit

spiritual nature or the quality of having a soul and higher consciousness

lingzhi or reishi mushroom (Ganoderma lucidum)

failing to produce the intended result or no longer being efficacious

skillful and quick in movement or action, especially with the hands

lark (bird of family Alaudidae)

any living thing or sentient being

a supernatural being such as a deity or monster

(jocular) a clever and quick-witted person

a hall set up for memorial services where the coffin or portrait of the deceased is placed for people to pay their respects

to keep watch beside a coffin; to hold a wake

(of a supernatural or divine being) to appear or show its presence through a miracle or vision

ethereal and agile; characterized by a quality of being beyond the mundane, often used to describe art, music, or poetry that is elusive, clear, and spiritual.

to suddenly hit upon a bright idea or be struck by a brainwave

characterized by lightness, speed, and skill in movement or action

fresh, juicy, or succulent (typically referring to fruit or vegetables)

Wellington, capital of New Zealand

legendary magic potion of immortals or a miraculous medicine

coffin containing a corpse

proving to be correct or coming true, specifically referring to predictions, prophecies, or divinations

Lingshi county in Jinzhong, Shanxi

to communicate with spirits or possess supernatural powers

mentally alert and physically skillful, particularly in manual work or handicrafts

described or represented in a way that is remarkably true to life and realistic

an extraordinarily effective cure or medicine for physical ailments

a meeting of minds or a tacit mutual understanding, especially referring to the exchange of romantic feelings

to quiver or shudder involuntarily

a person of remarkable or extraordinary talent (literary)

awe-inspiring authority or divine power

soul and spirit of the deceased