Most Common Chinese Characters (page 72)

(char.) (lit.) descendant, posterity; (lit.) distant land

lapel | overlap of Chinese gown | fig. bosom (the seat of emotions) | to cherish (ambition, desires, honorable intentions etc) in one's bosom

garrulous

(char.) rhymed instruction; knack, trick; bid farewell

(char.) rising sun

(n.) shrimp, prawn, lobster | (char.) toad (only appears in the word 虾蟆)

a book | a register | account-book

(char.) beer

to capture

(n.) Chinese date, jujube

(onom.) short but loud sound

surname Yuan

surname Mou

(v.) vomit, throw up

surname Luo

(adj.) bulgy, protruding, raised

(v.) put out; be extinguished

Only in compound words

(interjection) oh; I see (used to indicate realization, understanding)

Only in compound words

(adj.) concave, sunken, hollow | (char.) (dialect) low-lying area, depression (variant of 洼)

(v.) atone for (a crime); redeem, ransom

to station (soldiers) | to store up | village

(char.) thorax; enclosed chamber

(v.) to water, to irrigate; to sprinkle water on

(v.) cauterize, burn | (char.) shining, luminous; clear, obvious

surname Qiu

(onom.) bang; thump

(char.) sour jujube; thorn bushes

(char.) oak; rubber tree

variant of 鹼|碱[jian3]

(adj.) deaf, hard of hearing

(n.) grandmother on mother's side, mother's mother | (char.) (lit.) old woman

excellence | luster of gems

surname Wu

(literary) term of address between husbands of sisters | (used to transliterate foreign names) | (used in Chinese women's names)

(char.) turn gloomy, feel dejected; (lit.) prevent, stop | (char.) moist, damp, marshy

(adj.) (slang for) adorable, cute (borrowed from Japanese) | (char.) (of plants) to bud, to germinate; begin, start

(adj./v.) pretty, handsome; marketable, fast-selling; (dialect) to flavor (with)

(bound form) dark; dull (color); dim; gloomy