僵 ⇒
僵尸 jiāngshī, [殭屍], gyonshi/jiang shi/Chinese vampire/zombie
僵硬 jiāngyìng, stiff/rigid
僵 jiāng, [殭], rigid/deadlock/stiff (corpse), variant of 僵[jiāng]
冻僵 dòngjiāng, [凍僵], frozen stiff/numb with cold
僵局 jiāngjú, impasse/deadlock
僵直 jiāngzhí, stiff/rigid/inflexible
僵持 jiāngchí, to be deadlocked
僵化 jiānghuà, to become rigid
弄僵 nòngjiāng, to bring to deadlock/to result in a stalemate
僵死
卧 ⇒
卧室 wòshì, [臥室], bedroom/CL:間|间[jiān]
卧底 wòdǐ, [臥底], to hide (as an undercover agent)/an insider (in a gang of thieves)/a mole
卧 wò, [臥], to lie/to crouch
俯卧撑 fǔwòchēng, [俯臥撐], press-up (physical exercise)/push-up
卧倒 wòdǎo, [臥倒], to lie down/to drop to the ground
卧床 wòchuáng, [臥床], to lie in bed/bedridden/bed
卧房 wòfáng, [臥房], bedroom/a sleeping compartment (on a train)
仰卧起坐 yǎngwòqǐzuò, [仰臥起坐], sit-up (physical exercise)
卧床不起 卧铺 wòpù, [臥鋪], a bed (on a train)/a couchette
仰卧 yǎngwò, [仰臥], to lie supine
卧病 wòbìng, [臥病], ill in bed/bed-ridden
卧薪尝胆 wòxīnchángdǎn, [臥薪嘗膽]/[臥薪嚐膽], lit. to sleep on brushwood and taste gall (like King Gou Jian of Yue 勾踐|勾践[Gōu J...
俯卧 fǔwò, [俯臥], to lie prone
侧卧 cèwò, [側臥], to lie on one's side
坐卧不安 静卧 平卧