the vermiform appendix; the small tube-like structure at the end of the large intestine

Inflammation of the appendix, often caused by bacterial infection or blockages; sometimes colloquially but incorrectly called [[盲肠炎|盲腸炎|mang2 chang2 yan2]].

(literary) to be coming to an end; to fade; to decline; to wane

to have one's interest flagging; describes a state of being completely bored or having low spirits

(literary) late at night; in the dead of night when the night is nearly over

in the still of the night; late at night when everyone is asleep; quiet late at night

(literary) railing; banister; also written as [[栏杆|欄杆|lan2 gan1]]

The sights and atmosphere of spring are fading; used to describe the late spring season when the flowers are withering and the season is coming to an end

the middle of the night; late at night when the water clock is empty

The popular name for the character radical [[匚|匚|fang1]] or [[匸|匸|xi4]].

the protective railing or wall built around the mouth of a well

a theater or venue for variety shows in the Song and Yuan dynasties

(literary) the night is coming to an end; late at night when the activity is fading

(literary) the late season of a year; the time when a year is coming to an end

(medicine) acute inflammation of the appendix

The halo of the moon.

(literary) To enter a place without permission, especially a restricted or forbidden area.

to leave a place suddenly or on impulse

lintel; architrave

surgical removal of the appendix

railing; fence; banisters

(variant form) to come to an end; to fade; to become dim or sparse; destitute

tired and exhausted

items or articles that have been left behind and not claimed by an owner

the continuous and steady blowing of the wind; specifically a wind that does not stop for a long time