| Simplified | Traditional | Pinyin | English |
|---|---|---|---|
| 哀 | 哀 | Āi | - Ai (c. 2000 BC), sixth of legendary Flame Emperors 炎帝[Yan2 di4] descended from Shennong 神農|神农[Shen2 nong2] Farmer God, also known as Li 釐|厘[Li2] |
| 哀 | 哀 | āi | - sorrow - grief - pity - to grieve for - to pity - to lament - to condole |
| 可哀 | 可哀 | kěāi | - miserably |
| 哀伤 | 哀傷 | āishāng | - grief - distress - bereavement - grieved - heart-broken - dejected |
| 哀劝 | 哀勸 | āiquàn | - to persuade by all possible means - to implore |
| 哀告 | 哀告 | āigào | - to beg piteously - to supplicate |
| 哀哭 | 哀哭 | āikū | - to weep in sorrow |
| 哀启 | 哀啟 | āiqǐ | - obituary (archaic term) |
| 哀叹 | 哀嘆 | āitàn | - to sigh - to lament - to bewail |
| 哀嚎 | 哀嚎 | āiháo | - to howl in grief - anguished wailing - same as 哀号 |
| 哀失 | 哀失 | āishī | - bereavement |
| 哀婉 | 哀婉 | āiwǎn | - melancholy - sad and moving |
| 哀子 | 哀子 | āizǐ | - son orphaned of his mother |
| 哀家 | 哀家 | āijiā | - I, me (self-referring by a widowed empress etc, used in historical novels and operas) |
| 哀思 | 哀思 | āisī | - grief-stricken thoughts - mourning |
| 哀怨 | 哀怨 | āiyuàn | - grief - resentment - aggrieved - plaintive |
| 哀悼 | 哀悼 | āidào | - to grieve over sb's death - to lament sb's death - mourning |
| 哀愁 | 哀愁 | āichóu | - sorrow - sadness - distressed - sorrowful |
| 哀恸 | 哀慟 | āitòng | - to be deeply grieved |
| 哀怜 | 哀憐 | āilián | - to feel compassion for - to pity on - to feel sorry for |
| 哀悯 | 哀憫 | āimǐn | - to take pity on - to feel sorry for |
| 哀戚 | 哀戚 | āiqī | - sorrow - grief |
| 哀荣 | 哀榮 | āiróng | - funeral pomp |
| 哀乐 | 哀樂 | āiyuè | - funeral music - plaint - dirge |
| 哀歌 | 哀歌 | āigē | - mournful song - dirge - elegy |
| 哀求 | 哀求 | āiqiú | - to entreat - to implore - to plead |
| 哀泣 | 哀泣 | āiqì | - to wail |
| 哀痛 | 哀痛 | āitòng | - to grieve - to mourn - deep sorrow - grief |
| 哀矜 | 哀矜 | āijīn | - to take pity on - to feel sorry for |
| 哀艳 | 哀艷 | āiyàn | - plaintive and beautiful - melancholy but gorgeous |
| 哀号 | 哀號 | āiháo | - to cry piteously - anguished wailing - same as 哀嚎 |
| 哀词 | 哀詞 | āicí | - variant of 哀辭|哀辞[ai1 ci2] |
| 哀辞 | 哀辭 | āicí | - dirge - lament |
| 哀鸣 | 哀鳴 | āimíng | - plaintive whine - wail |
| 悲哀 | 悲哀 | bēiāi | - grieved - sorrowful |
| 凄哀 | 悽哀 | qīāi | - desolate - mournful |
| 腹哀 | 腹哀 | fùāi | - Abdominal Lament - acupuncture point SP 16 |
| 致哀 | 致哀 | zhìāi | - to express grief - to mourn |
| 志哀 | 誌哀 | zhìāi | - to pay respects to the dead - to mark sb's passing |
| 默哀 | 默哀 | mòāi | - to observe a moment of silence in tribute |
| 哀伤地 | 哀傷地 | āishāngde | - pathetically |
| 唐哀帝 | 唐哀帝 | TángĀidì | - Emperor Aidi of Tang, reign name of twenty-first and last Tang emperor Li Zhu 李祝[Li3 Zhu4] (892-908), reigned 904-907 |
| 莫里哀 | 莫里哀 | Mòlǐāi | - Molière (1622-1673), French playwright and actor, master of comedy |
| 乞哀告怜 | 乞哀告憐 | qǐāigàolián | - begging for pity and asking for help (idiom) |
| 哀兵必胜 | 哀兵必勝 | āibīngbìshèng | - an army burning with righteous indignation is bound to win (idiom) |
| 哀告宾服 | 哀告賓服 | āigàobīnfú | - to bring tribute as sign of submission (idiom); to submit |
| 哀哭切齿 | 哀哭切齒 | āikūqièchǐ | - weeping and gnashing one's teeth (idiom) |
| 哀江南赋 | 哀江南賦 | ĀiJiāngnánfù | - Lament for the South, long poem in Fu style by Yu Xin 庾信 mourning the passing of Liang of the Southern dynasties 南朝梁朝 |
| 哀而不伤 | 哀而不傷 | āiérbùshāng | - deeply felt but not mawkish (idiom) |
| 哀鸿遍野 | 哀鴻遍野 | āihóngbiànyě | - lit. plaintive whine of geese (idiom); fig. land swarming with disaster victims - starving people fill the land |
| 喜怒哀乐 | 喜怒哀樂 | xǐnùāilè | - four types of human emotions, namely: happiness 歡喜|欢喜[huan1 xi3], anger 憤怒|愤怒[fen4 nu4], sorrow 悲哀[bei1 ai1] and joy 快樂|快乐[kuai4 le4] |
| 呜呼哀哉 | 嗚呼哀哉 | wūhūāizāi | - alas - all is lost |
| 生荣死哀 | 生榮死哀 | shēngróngsǐāi | - to be respected in life and lamented in death (idiom) |
| 节哀顺变 | 節哀順變 | jiéāishùnbiàn | - restrain your grief, accept fate (condolence phrase) |
| 苦苦哀求 | 苦苦哀求 | kǔkǔāiqiú | - to entreat piteously - to implore |
| 哀的美敦书 | 哀的美敦書 | āidìměidūnshū | - ultimatum (loanword) |
| 耶利米哀歌 | 耶利米哀歌 | Yēlìmǐāigē | - the Lamentations of Jeremiah |
| 哀莫大于心死 | 哀莫大於心死 | āimòdàyúxīnsǐ | - nothing sadder than a withered heart (idiom attributed to Confucius by Zhuangzi 莊子|庄子[Zhuang1 zi3]) - no greater sorrow than a heart that never rejoices - the worst sorrow is not as bad as an uncaring heart - nothing is more wretched than apathy |
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