Most Common Chinese Characters (page 108)

(char.) twin

dark and quiet | disappear

to have a nightmare

(n./adj.) meat or fish, (Buddhism) vegetables with odors; indecent

to shirk | to give excuses

hairpin

used in 氤氳|氤氲[yin1 yun1]

to pile up | to stack | a pile | a stack

variant of 颯|飒[sa4]

to engrave | to carve | hard steel

to ladle out; to scoop up

morning | early | long-held | long-cherished

surname Zang

celery wormwood (Artemisia carvifolia) | to give off | to weed

sable or marten (genus Martes)

(bound form) lizard

to limp | to sprain (an ankle or wrist) | to move carefully, as if evading a danger | to scurry

child's buttocks (esp. Cantonese) | (onom.) crack, slap, clap, clatter etc

titanium (chemistry)

plutonium (chemistry)

variant of 獾[huan1]

name of a river in Hunan

armor

(literary) fair-skinned; of light complexion

mist | haze | cloudy sky

common perch | bass

not | thereupon

haze

variant of 泯[min3]

fault | glass fragment | quarrel

ostrich

valley

(literary) greedy; gluttonous

care-worn | distressed | tired | overworked | sick | weary

surname Sui

variant of 鬃[zong1]

recently | near | close

Zhou, pejorative name given posthumously to the last king of the Shang dynasty, King Zhou of Shang 商紂王|商纣王[Shang1 Zhou4 Wang2] (the name refers to a crupper 紂|纣[zhou4], the piece of horse tack most likely to be soiled by the horse)

one-legged mountain demon of Chinese mythology | Chinese mythical figure who invented music and dancing | Chinese rain god | surname Kui

limit | border | river bank