(sāng) to make funeral arrangements; to be in mourning; corpse (old)
(sàng) to lose; to flee; to be defeated; to die
(sāngluàn) tragic disaster; disturbance and bloodshed
(sāngshì) funeral arrangements; undertaking
(sàngwáng) to die
(sāngjià) funeral leave
(sàngǒu) bereaved of one's spouse (literary)
(sāngyí) funeral ceremony
(sàngmìng) to lose one's life
(sàngtiānhàilǐ) devoid of conscience (idiom)
(sàngshī) to lose; to forfeit
(sàngshīdàijìn) to lose everything
(sàngqī) deceased wife
(sàngjiāzhīquǎn) lit. a homeless dog (idiom); fig. homeless and with nowhere to go
(sàngdé) wicked; offending morality
(sàngxīnbìngkuáng) frenzied (idiom); completely crazy and ridiculous; loss of reason; insane; crazed cruelty
(sàngzhì) lose determination
(sāngfú) mourning garment
(sàngbāng) cold and offensive (talk or manner)
(sāngbàng) funeral stick (held by the son as a sign of filial piety)
(sàngquánrǔguó) to forfeit sovereignty and humiliate the country (idiom); to surrender territory under humiliating terms
(sàngqì) to feel disheartened
(sàngqi) unlucky
(sàngqìhuà) demoralizing talk
(sàngqìguǐ) downcast wretch; bad-tempered and unpleasant person
(sàngfù) to be orphaned of one's father
(sàngshēng) to die; lose one's life
(sàngjìn) completely lose
(sàngjìntiānliáng) devoid of conscience (idiom); utterly heartless
(sānglǐ) funeral
(sàngdǎn) panic-stricken; scared out of one's wits
(sānghuāng) mourning ceremonial
(sāngzàng) funeral; burial
(sāngzàngfèi) funeral expenses
(sàngqīn) bereavement; to lose a relative
(sāngzhōng) knell
(sāngménxīng) messenger of death (cf Irish banshee); person bringing bad luck
(sāngménshén) messenger of death (cf Irish banshee); person bringing bad luck
(sànghúnshīpò) lit. lost soul, vanished spirit (idiom); distraught (at a loss); heart-broken
(sànghúnluòpò) scared out of one's wits (idiom); in a panic