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弔伐
diào fá
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to console the people by punishing the tyrants (abbr. for 弔民伐罪|吊民伐罪[diao4 min2 fa2 zui4])
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弔古
diào gǔ
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to revisit the past;
to commemorate
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弔唁
diào yàn
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to offer condolences (for the deceased);
to condole;
variant of 吊唁[diao4 yan4]
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弔喪
diào sāng
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to visit the bereaved to offer one's condolences
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弔孝
diào xiào
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a condolence visit
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弔客
diào kè
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a visitor offering condolences
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弔慰
diào wèi
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to offer condolences;
to console the bereaved
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弔文
diào wén
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paper prayers for the dead burnt at funerals
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弔死問疾
diào sǐ wèn jí
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to grieve for the sick and the dying;
to show great concern for people's suffering
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弔民伐罪
diào mín fá zuì
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to console the people by punishing the tyrants (idiom)
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弔祭
diào jì
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a worship ceremony for the dead;
to offer sacrifice (to ancestors);
a libation
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弔詭
diào guǐ
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bizarre;
paradoxical;
a paradox (from Daoist classic Zhuangzi 莊子|庄子)
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弔詭矜奇
diào guǐ jīn qí
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strange and paradoxical
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形影相弔
xíng yǐng xiāng diào
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with only body and shadow to comfort each other (idiom);
extremely sad and lonely
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憑弔
píng diào
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to visit a place for the memories;
to pay homage to (the deceased)
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祭弔
jì diào
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to mourn and offer prayers
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開弔
kāi diào
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to hold memorial service;
to hold a funeral
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