大  dà OC: daads MC: dɑi 92 AttributionsWD

Dà 大 (ant. xiǎo 小 "insignificant") is often used to refer to generally recognised awe-inspiring status (for example of a king etc) rather than mere size.

Word relations
• Ant: 細/ORDINARY Xì 細 (ant. kuí 魁 "great, towering") refers to ordinariness as absence of real power or significance. 1 Attribution
• Epithet: 王/RULER Wáng 王(contrast bà 霸 "hegemon basing his role on power rather than moral authority") refers specifically to someone who is enfeoffed as a formal ruler of what counts as a state in ancient China. 6 Attributions
• Epithet: 臣/MINISTER The general word for a government minister at any level and of any kind is chén 臣, generically rén chén 人臣. 3 Attributions
• Contrast: 弘/GREAT Hóng 弘 and jù 巨 (ant. xì 細) are stylistically marked strong words to use for the greatness of something. See IMPORTANT
• Contrast: 弘/GREAT Hóng 弘 and jù 巨 (ant. xì 細) are stylistically marked strong words to use for the greatness of something. See IMPORTANT
• Contrast: 洪/BIG Hóng 洪 refers to the size of water masses, and the word is often used in metaphorical senses.
• Assoc: 重/INTENSELY Zhòng 重 freely refers to an impressive intensity beyond expectation of both positive or negative qualities or actions. 1 Attribution
• Assoc: 弘/GREAT Hóng 弘 and jù 巨 (ant. xì 細) are stylistically marked strong words to use for the greatness of something. See IMPORTANT 1 Attribution

Syntactic words
• nabfeaturethe feature of greatness; one's greatness; one's great power2 Attributions
• v[adNab]countedwhat is great, the significant one2 Attributions
• vadNby authorityauthoritativeCH1 Attribution
• vadNfigurativesuperior; large-scale, great; overall (not partial or small-minded); fundamental; of a higher order46 Attributions
• vadNnegativemodifying a pejorative noun: great (thief etc)CH3 Attributions
• vadNnon-restrictive大秦"great Qin" (not: of the Qins the great one): great, powerfulCH1 Attribution
• vadNsuperlativethe greatestLZ5 Attributions
• vadVfigurativeOBI: on a large scale; to a large audience7 Attributions
• vibe great, be powerful; be substantial; be significant;9 Attributions
• vi2gradedbe great, be large-minded; have a large perspective on things2 Attributions
• vigradedbe (the) greater 彌大LZ2 Attributions
• viinchoativebecome great0 Attributions
• vt(+prep+N)stativebe greater than the contextually determinate N0 Attributions
• vt+prep+Ngradedbe greater than 甚大於　"be very much greater than"11 Attributions
• vtoNcausativemake greatLZ0 Attributions
• vtoNputativeconsider to be greatCH1 Attribution

偉  wěi OC: ɢulʔ MC: ɦɨi 6 AttributionsWD

The most general word for awe-inspiring greatness and significance is wěi 偉 (ant. 眇/渺 "trifling").

Syntactic words
• vadNtremendous; extraordinary2 Attributions
• viZHUANG: immense, tremendous, extraordinary4 Attributions

巨  jù OC: ɡaʔ MC: gi̯ɤ 4 AttributionsWD

Syntactic words
• vadNimposing, great3 Attributions
• vadNironicoutrageously powerfulCH1 Attribution

弘  hóng OC: ɡʷɯɯŋ MC: ɦəŋ 4 AttributionsWD

Hóng 弘 and jù 巨 (ant. xì 細) are stylistically marked strong words to use for the greatness of something. See IMPORTANT

Word relations
• Contrast: 大/GREAT Dà 大 (ant. xiǎo 小 "insignificant") is often used to refer to generally recognised awe-inspiring status (for example of a king etc) rather than mere size.
• Contrast: 大/GREAT Dà 大 (ant. xiǎo 小 "insignificant") is often used to refer to generally recognised awe-inspiring status (for example of a king etc) rather than mere size.
• Assoc: 大/GREAT Dà 大 (ant. xiǎo 小 "insignificant") is often used to refer to generally recognised awe-inspiring status (for example of a king etc) rather than mere size. 1 Attribution

Syntactic words
• vadNfigurativegreat; grand1 Attribution
• vifigurativebe magnanimous; have moral weight; German: Format haben2 Attributions
• vtoNcausativedevelop (something) fully so that it becomes great and significant1 Attribution

元  yuán OC: ŋɡon MC: ŋi̯ɐn 3 AttributionsWD

Syntactic words
• nadNgreat; powerful; senior3 Attributions

鴻  hóng OC: ɡooŋ MC: ɦuŋ 3 AttributionsWD

Hóng 鴻 refers to greatness as essentially linked to immense size.

Word relations
• Ant: 細/SMALL Xì 細 (ant. jù 巨 "enormous") is sometimes used to refer to something being small or of slight importance. See TENUOUS
• Epithet: 才 / 材/TALENT The standard word for an unusual promising ability to perform important future tasks of any kind is cái 才／材, and the talents referred to by this word do not need to be of a "higher" kind. 1 Attribution
• Assoc: 深 / 深/DEEP The dominant current general word for anything deep in any sense is shēn 深 (ant. qiǎn 淺"shallow").

Syntactic words
• vadNlarge, profuse, immense (primarily of water)2 Attributions
• vibe immense1 Attribution

景  jǐng OC: kraŋʔ MC: kɣaŋ 2 AttributionsWD

Syntactic words
• vadNgreat and illustrious1 Attribution
• vadNbig, abundantLZ1 Attribution
• vipoetic, rare: great and illustrious0 Attributions

聖  shèng OC: qhljeŋs MC: ɕiɛŋ 2 AttributionsWD

Syntactic words
• nadN(made great by the presence of ancient sages>) great, hallowed1 Attribution
• vibe sacred?, be hallowed1 Attribution

弘大  hóng dà OC: ɡʷɯɯŋ daads MC: ɦəŋ dɑi 2 AttributionsWD

Syntactic words
• VPadNvery great1 Attribution
• VPibe very great1 Attribution

俊  jùn OC: skluns MC: tsʷin
雋  juàn OC: dzonʔ MC: dziɛn 1 AttributionWD

Syntactic words
• nadNoutstanding; heroic; great; eminent0 Attributions
• v[adN]great masterpiecesCH1 Attribution
• vibe eminent; be preeminent; be imposing0 Attributions

倬  zhuō OC: rteewɡ MC: ʈɣɔk 1 AttributionWD

Syntactic words
• vibe great; splendid; large1 Attribution

孔  kǒng OC: khooŋʔ MC: khuŋ 1 AttributionWD

Kǒng 孔 is an archaic word referring to immensity, numerousness as well as remarkable intensity of something.

Word relations
• Epithet: 德/VIRTUE The current general term for salient features and principles of charismatic moral integrity and generosity is dé 德, when used as a term of ethical evalutation; but this word has many other philosophically important meanings. 1 Attribution

Syntactic words
• vadNgreat (virtue etc)0 Attributions
• vigreat, vastVK1 Attribution

泰  tài OC: thaads MC: thɑi 1 AttributionWD

Syntactic words
• vadNgreat1 Attribution

訏  xū OC: qhʷla MC: hi̯o 1 AttributionWD

Syntactic words
• vadNfigurativegreat; broad; grand1 Attribution

豪  háo OC: ɡoow MC: ɦɑu 1 AttributionWD

Word relations
• Epithet: 士/GENTLEMAN The current general term for a person of a certain social standing is shì 士 and this word often connotes specifically a certain level of education, particularly literacy. See INTELLECTUAL. 1 Attribution

Syntactic words
• vadNleading; impressive; great [note that this seems to be limited to adjectival function]1 Attribution
• viinchoativebecome really impressive; become greatCH0 Attributions

顒  yóng OC: ŋoŋ MC: ŋi̯oŋ 1 AttributionWD

Syntactic words
• vibe great; large; grand; majestic1 Attribution

浩然  hào rán OC: ɡuuʔ njen MC: ɦɑu ȵiɛn 1 AttributionWD

Syntactic words
• VPiintensitive'flood-like'; great; vast and powerful1 Attribution

冢  zhǒng MC: trjowngX OC: toŋʔCH 1 AttributionWD

Syntactic words
• vadNDZD 5 distinguished; greatCH1 Attribution

夷  yí MC: yij OC: liCH 1 AttributionWD

Syntactic words
• vigradedgrand, imposing; impressiveCH1 Attribution

太  tài OC: thaads MC: thɑi 0 AttributionsWD

Word relations
• Epithet: 一/ONE The general word for one is yī 一. 1 Attribution

Syntactic words
• vadN0 Attributions