枯 fu¹ {kū}

dried up

枯涸 fu¹ kok³ {kū hé}

dried up

枯草 fu¹ cou² {kū cǎo}

1. withered grass
2. dry grass

枯燥 fu¹ cou³ {kū zào}

1. dry and dull
2. uninteresting
3. dry-as-dust

枯乾〔-干〕 fu¹ gon¹ {kū gān}

withered

枯槁 fu¹ gou² {kū gǎo}

1. withered
2. haggard
3. languid
4. without energy

枯葉〔-叶〕 fu¹ jip⁶ {kū yè}

dried leaf

枯竭 fu¹ kit³ {kū jié}

1. used up
2. dried up
3. exhausted (of resources)

枯茗 fu¹ ming⁵ {kū míng}

cumin (loanword)

枯木 fu¹ muk⁶ {kū mù}

dead tree

枯朽 fu¹ nau² {kū xiǔ}

withered and rotten

枯水 fu¹ seoi² {kū shuǐ}

1. scarce water
2. low water level

枯萎 fu¹ wai² {kū wěi}

1. to wilt
2. to wither
3. wilted
4. withered
5. drained
6. enervated
7. exhausted

枯草熱〔--热〕 fu¹ cou² jit⁶ {kū cǎo rè}

hay fever

枯葉劑〔-叶剂〕 fu¹ jip⁶ zai¹ {kū yè jì}

Agent Orange

枯水期 fu¹ seoi² kei⁴ {kū shuǐ qī}

period of low water level (winter in north China)

枯萎病 fu¹ wai² beng⁶ {kū wěi bìng}

blight

枯草桿菌〔--杆-〕 fu¹ cou² gon¹ kwan² {kū cǎo gǎn jūn}

bacillus subtilis

枯燥無味〔--无-〕 fu¹ cou³ mou⁴ mei⁶ {kū zào wú wèi}

1. tedious
2. dreary

枯木逢春 fu¹ muk⁶ fung⁴ ceon¹ {kū mù féng chūn}

1. lit. the spring comes upon a withered tree (idiom)
2. fig. to get a new lease on life
3. to be revived
4. (of a difficult situation) to suddenly improve