To feel regret; to be sorry; to feel pity or remorse

property or assets left behind by a person after death; bequest

to bequeath; to pass on to the next generation; to inherit a trait genetically

a person's written or spoken testament made before death to manage their affairs or property; deathbed behest

ruins; historic site; relics of an ancient settlement or building that has been destroyed or buried for a long time

to forget; to cease to think about someone or something anymore

human remains; the body of a deceased person, usually used as a respectful term

to leave behind or hand down, such as an object or a problem from history

to leave out; to overlook; to miss something accidentally or through negligence

to lose or misplace something; to leave something behind inadvertently

to forsake or abandon a person one has a moral or emotional connection to

the words of a person before they die; a deathbed testament

(medicine) a condition that is the consequence of a previous disease or injury, such as permanent organ damage or disability following an illness

Traces or remains of something from the past, such as a ruin or vestige.

A note or letter left by a deceased person, such as a suicide note or a deathbed testament.

(idiom) to spare no pains or effort; to give everything one has; to do something with all one's might.

Objects or remnants of the past left by previous generations, often of archaeological or historical interest, such as tools or skeletal remains

the widow of a deceased man; often used as a formal or respectful term when referring to the wife someone has left behind

the wishes of a person left before they die; a deathbed behest; the unfulfilled desires of the deceased

the scientific study of genes, heredity, and how traits are passed from parents to children

completely; fully; with nothing left; without any omission

remains of the dead; corpse; carcass; skeletal remains

To remain or continue to exist from an earlier time; to survive through history

a photo or painted portrait of a person who has passed away

tax levied on the estate of a deceased person, paid by the heirs or executors

relating to the passing on of physical or mental characteristics genetically from one generation to another; genetic; inherited

the unfulfilled will, mission, or ideal of a deceased person left for others to carry on

To be revealed completely; to come to light with nothing hidden or left out.

to lose or leave something behind inadvertently; to be misplaced or missing

The family members of a deceased person

the skeleton or physical remains of a dead person or animal

The involuntary discharge of semen, typically occurring during sleep; a wet dream or spermatorrhea

(literary) a custom, style, or spirit handed down from the past; a surviving tradition from a previous era or generation

A disease or medical condition that is passed down genetically from parents to their children.

to be plainly visible; to get everything in view at once without any omissions

To pick up and keep items lost by others; often used in the idiom [[路不拾遗|路不拾遺|lu4 bu4 shi2 yi2]] describing a safe and honest society.

the material used to store genetic information in a living organism, such as DNA or RNA

to have an evil reputation remain for ten thousand years; to have one's name go down in history as a byword for infamy

Loss of memory; the inability to recall all or part of one's personal experiences while other mental functions remain intact.

genetic disorder; hereditary disease

to urinate involuntarily, especially during sleep

A work left behind by a deceased person, especially a manuscript or book that was unpublished before their death.

A photograph or portrait of a person taken while they were alive, used for memorial or funeral purposes; memorial photo

an edict or set of instructions issued by an emperor on their deathbed

The facial expression or appearance of a deceased person, especially when viewed at a funeral or memorial service

surviving people of a conquered nation, an occupied territory, or a great natural disaster; people left behind after a major upheaval

an orphan left behind by deceased parents

the family or surviving members of a deceased person; the bereaved

to leave property or assets to a person or organization through a will after one's death