soul; spirit; traditionally thought of as a non-material thing that inhabits the body and leaves at death

One's inner world of thoughts, feelings, and spirit; the mind or psyche.

able to change or adapt easily to different situations; not rigid

a sudden burst of creativity or insight, especially in artistic, scientific, or literary work

A supernatural being such as a spirit, fairy, elf, sprite, or genie

spirit of a deceased person; specter; apparition

having quick access to information; fast and abundant (regarding news or messages)

The quality of being flexible or adaptable; the ability to change according to circumstances rather than sticking to rigid rules.

god; deity; divinity; spirit or demon; general term for supernatural beings

the Holy Spirit or Holy Ghost; in Christian belief, the third person of the Trinity

the spiritual atmosphere or vital energy of mountains and nature; aura

smart; quick-witted; clever and intelligent

sensitive; keen; acute; (of an instrument) capable of reacting to very weak stimuli

Turin (Torino), a city in northern Italy

To go out of order or lose responsiveness; used for machines, instruments, or body parts.

level of sensitivity or response rate, typically referring to the responsiveness of an instrument, device, reagent, or testing method

A divine or miraculous light, such as a halo or nimbus around the head of a deity; can also refer to one's natural Buddha-nature or the benevolence of a ruler.

the soul or spirit of a dead person; ghost; specter

spiritual nature; consciousness

The glossy ganoderma or reishi mushroom, a type of fungus used in traditional medicine and often associated with immortality in Chinese mythology.

to be ineffective or stop working; to lose its function or effectiveness; to not be working properly

nimble; skillful; dexterous; ingenious

lark; bird of the family Alaudidae; specifically noted for its variety of songs and brown feathers with white spots

(literary) any living being or organism that has life

mysterious, strange, or occult; typically used to describe phenomena, events, or stories

A jocular term for a clever, sharp, or quick-witted person; often used affectionately.

a supernatural creature from folklore, such as an elf, pixie, or sprite

a hall or room where a coffin, urn, or portrait of the deceased is placed for people to pay their respects; funeral hall

to keep a deathwatch; to stay by a coffin or memorial tablet before burial

Lingshan County in Qinzhou City, Guangxi; also refers to several other specific sacred mountains in China

to make its presence or power felt, used when a ghost or spirit appears or performs a miracle

lovely, free, and natural in a way that is difficult to grasp; lyrical and magical

(idiom) to hit upon an inspiration; to suddenly have a brainwave or a clever idea

light and quick; agile and skillful

(of fruit or vegetables) fresh, succulent, or tender

Wellington, the capital city of New Zealand

legendary magic potion of immortals or a divine medicine

A coffin that contains a corpse; a casket or bier

Lingbao, a county-level city in [[三门峡|三門峽|san1 men2 xia2]], Henan Province

hearse; funeral carriage used to transport a coffin or ashes

efficacious or possessing magical power; having a remarkable effect (of a method, medicine, or charm)

Lingshi county in Jinzhong, Shanxi province

scenically beautiful; describes mountains or rivers that are both graceful and full of natural character

a pill or medicine with miraculous healing effects; a wonder drug

To communicate with spirits; to possess supernatural powers or psychic abilities

intelligent and skillful; clever in mind and dexterous with one's hands

vivid and realistic; described so lifelike that it seems real

an effective cure-all or miracle medicine; a wonderful solution for all problems or difficulties

A rhinoceros horn, traditionally believed in legend to have a sensitive white line through its center