reduplicated form of the verb [[猜|猜|cai1]], used to urge someone to guess or to express a lighthearted inquiry.

to form an opinion or reach a conclusion based on incomplete information; to conjecture or speculate

a mathematical conjecture or hypothesis

to try to predict the outcome of an event (e.g. sports or contests) for prizes or fun

a feeling of doubt, distrust, or suspicion

to form an opinion or make a conjecture without much evidence

to successfully guess or figure out the right answer

to be suspicious and jealous of

to make a wild or unfounded guess without evidence

to be unable to guess or make out

a colloquial way of inviting someone to make a guess; often implies a playful or testing tone

a game played with hands and fingers, such as rock-paper-scissors or morra, often used to make decisions or as a drinking game

to surmise or conjecture

the Goldbach conjecture in number theory

unsuspecting and without suspicion, jealousy, or ulterior motives

to have sufficient insight to perceive or see through something or someone completely; to be able to guess the hidden truth or intentions

To guess correctly.

to answer or solve a riddle

to hazard a guess

to successfully figure out or predict something through guessing.

A drinking game where players guess the number of small objects held in a closed hand.

to successfully identify or determine something through guessing or deduction.