臣 san4 {chén}- state official or subject in dynastic China
- "Your Servant", form of address used when speaking to a ruler
- to submit oneself to the rule of or acknowledge allegiance to
- to serve a ruler as his subject
- Kangxi radical 168
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臣 san4 {Chén}surname Chen | CC | |
臣僕〔-仆〕 san4 buk6 {chén pú}servant | CC | |
臣妾 san4 cip3 {chén qiè}male and female servants | CC | |
臣服 san4 fuk6 {chén fú}- to acknowledge allegiance to (some regime)
- to serve
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臣下 san4 haa6 {chén xià}- official in feudal court
- subject
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臣僚 san4 liu4 {chén liáo}court official (in former times) | CC | |
臣虜〔-虏〕 san4 lou5 {chén lǔ}slave | CC | |
臣民 san4 man4 {chén mín}subject (of a kingdom, ruler etc) | CC | |
臣屬〔-属〕 san4 suk6 {chén shǔ}- official in feudal court
- subject
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臣子 san4 zi2 {chén zǐ}- official in feudal court
- subject
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臣一主二 san4 jat1 zyu2 ji6 {chén yī zhǔ èr}One has the right to choose the ruler one serves. (ancient proverb) | CC | |