A mythical monster from Western legends that sucks people's blood; also refers to literal bloodsucking vermin or leeches.

the tubular pathways of the circulatory system, including arteries, veins, and capillaries

The viscous red liquid circulating in the heart and blood vessels of humans and animals, composed of plasma and blood cells

To bleed or hemorrhage; bleeding

to bleed; for blood to flow from a blood vessel

a mark or trace left by blood on an object

blood serum; the pale yellow liquid that remains after blood has clotted and the solid parts are removed

high blood pressure; hypertension

the pressure exerted by circulating blood against the walls of blood vessels

fresh, bright red blood

the pale-yellow liquid component of blood that holds the blood cells in whole blood in suspension

blood relationship or family descent; refers to the system of kinship based on shared ancestors for people or animals

pertaining to the heart and blood vessels

A colorless component of blood that lacks a cell nucleus and is essential for blood clotting and wound healing; plaque or haematoblast.

the rank or metallic smell of fresh blood

A medical condition where the blood has a low red blood cell count or low hemoglobin, often leading to tiredness or dizziness.

the concentration of glucose in the blood

leukemia; a disease of the blood-forming organs where white blood cell levels are abnormally high

Metaphorical heart's blood; specifically, the great care, meticulous effort, or vital energy expended on a task or project

A passionate enthusiasm or fervor for a cause; the willingness to sacrifice oneself for justice or an ideal

To voluntarily give one's blood for use in transfusions or medical treatments.

to stop or stanch bleeding; also refers to hemostatic medicine or treatments

courage and uprightness; a strong sense of righteousness; brave and unyielding character

blood type; blood group

A solid mass of blood components formed inside a blood vessel or the heart; a blood clot

the physical process of the body making blood

to lose blood; to hemorrhage; to suffer a significant loss of blood from the body

(Chinese medicine) the two fundamental substances of the body; qi refers to vital energy and functional activity, while blood refers to the fluid that nourishes the organs and tissues.

The general term for lipids contained in blood plasma, including triglycerides, cholesterol, phospholipids, and free fatty acids

blood sample; blood specimen

to transfuse blood; (metaphorically) to give aid and support (e.g. to a struggling region or organization)

swelling of soft tissue caused by blood collecting under the skin due to internal bleeding

blood vessel of the brain

to spit up, cough up, or vomit blood as a result of internal bleeding

to be congested with blood; (of eyes) to become bloodshot

to improve blood circulation or clear blockages in the blood vessels according to traditional Chinese medicine

blood relation; ties of blood; consanguinity

to increase hemoglobin or red blood cell count to treat anemia or nourish the body's vital energy

A parasitic worm also known as schistosoma that lives in the blood vessels of humans and other mammals; it is often transmitted via snails and causes schistosomiasis, a disease characterized by liver and spleen enlargement, abdominal pain, and exhaustion.

a semi-solid mass of blood; the process of blood clotting

blood coming from the nose due to injury or illness; the phenomenon of nose-bleeding

blood vessels or the system of blood circulation; in Chinese medicine, the channels through which blood flows

flesh and blood; the physical body or substance of a human or animal

internal bleeding or hemorrhage, often resulting from injury to internal organs or blood vessel issues, where blood remains inside the body rather than flowing out

a massive loss of blood, usually due to a ruptured artery or internal injury

the healthy red color of one's skin or cheeks; color of the face

a debt of blood; a crime of killing people that must be paid back; deep hatred resulting from a murder or massacre

to supply blood (e.g. to an organ or part of the body, or for transfusion)

A stroke caused by the rupture of a blood vessel in the brain, often resulting in sudden headache, vomiting, or loss of consciousness; also known as [[脑溢血|腦溢血|nao3 yi4 xue4]]