Most Common Chinese Characters (page 139)

(bound form) ghost of sb devoured by a tiger who helps the tiger devour others

abuse

name of a district in Shandong

(bound form) (literary) to take liberties with sb or sth | to treat frivolously

surname Yan

tossing of billows

finely chopped meat or vegetables | powdered or fragmentary

strong | vigorous | robust | to draw near | to come to an end

old term for the right-falling stroke in Chinese characters (e.g. the last stroke of 大[da4]), now called 捺[na4] | sound made by birds (onom.) | (literary) to dismember (form of punishment) | to spread

ears without rim

dark gray | superlative | variegated

eel

used in 豆蔻[dou4 kou4]

surname Ling

used in 硨磲|砗磲[che1 qu2]

neodymium (chemistry)

stirrup

marshland | swamp | salted or pickled vegetables | to mince | to shred | to mince human flesh and bones | Taiwan pr. [ju1]

arsine

to calcine | variant of 鍛|锻[duan4]

to stir-fry before broiling or stewing

chela; nippers; claw; pincers (of crabs, lobsters, scorpions etc)

used in 躑躅|踯躅[zhi2 zhu2]

to choke on a piece of food

all

place name

path leading up a mountain

mound; heap; lump | classifier for small mounds (e.g. animal scat deposits) | (of noodles, jiaozi 餃子|饺子[jiao3 zi5] etc) to stick together; to form a clump

legumes (peas and beans)

moo (sound made by cow)

sit cross-legged | walk back and forth

dissatisfied

damp | boggy | marshy

used in 澠池|渑池[Mian3 chi2], a county in Henan

name of a river

variant of 盍[he2]

polonium (chemistry) | Taiwan pr. [po4]

thrush (bird of genus Turdus)

used in 躑躅|踯躅[zhi2 zhu2]

to tie up