(gū) lone; lonely
(gūào) proud and aloof
(gūpì) antisocial; reclusive; eccentric
(gūér) orphan
(gūéryào) orphan drug
(gūéryuàn) orphanage; child asylum
(gūdān) lone; lonely; loneliness
(gūshuāng) widow
(gūjié) lonesome; solitary
(gūjiétèlì) to be all alone in the world
(gūjì) lonesome; desolate
(gūhán) alone and poor; humble; (Cantonese) miserly
(gūguǎ) orphans and widows; to be lonely; loneliness
(gūdǎo) isolated region
(gūzhēng) to act on one's own; to fight alone
(gūguǎi) cheekbone; ankle
(gūbá) Amédée Courbet (1826-1885), a French admiral who won a series of important land and naval victories during the Tonkin campaign and the Sino-French War
(gūzhǎngnánmíng) It's hard to clap with only one hand.; It takes two to tango; It's difficult to achieve anything without support.
(gūzhùyīzhì) to stake all on one throw
(gūdú) lonely; solitary
(gūdúwúyuán) lonely and isolated (idiom)
(gūlì) isolate; isolated
(gūlìzǐ) soliton (physics)
(gūlìzǐbō) instanton (math.)
(gūlìwúyuán) isolated and without help
(gūlǎo) solitary old man or woman; regular patron (at brothels)
(gūdǎn) solitary hero; maverick
(gūdǎnyīngxióng) solitary hero; maverick
(gūfāngzìshǎng) lone flower admiring itself (idiom); narcissism; self-love
(gūkǔlíngdīng) solitary and impoverished (idiom)
(gūzhèngbùlì) unacceptable as uncorroborated evidence (in law or in textual criticism)
(gūfù) variant of 辜負|辜负[gu1 fu4]
(gūshēnzhīyǐng) lit. a lonely body with only a shadow for company; to be all alone (idiom)
(gūlòu) ignorant; ill-informed
(gūlòuguǎwén) ignorant and inexperienced; ill-informed and narrow-minded
(gūcíshēngzhí) parthenogenesis (biol. a female reproducing without fertilization)
(gūlínglíng) lone; isolated and without help; all alone; solitary
(gūgāo) arrogant
(gūhún) lonely soul
(gūniǎo) lone bird; marginalized (country, person etc)