凶  xiōng OC: qhoŋ MC: hi̯oŋ 29 AttributionsWD

The current general word for what is of no good omen is xiōng 凶 (ant. jí 吉).

Word relations
• Ant: 吉/AUSPICIOUS The general term is jí 吉 (ant. xiōng 凶 "inauspicious") and refers to any natural phenomenon or supposed supernatural response that is of good omen, in an everyday almost secular way. 7 Attributions
• Ant: 祥/AUSPICIOUS Xiáng 祥 tends to refer to the auspiciousness of human actions, but in its nominal usages it came to be used more generally for all tings that bode well or ill.
• Ant: 福/LUCK The dominant general word for good fortune is fú 福 (ant. huò 禍 "misfortune"), and the dominant general word for good luck is xìng 幸 (ant. yāng 殃 "misfortune"). 1 Attribution
• Epithet: 旱/DROUGHT The current general word for wealther conditions of drought is hàn 旱. 2 Attributions
• Epithet: 災 / 菑/DISASTER Zāi 災 refers to a natural disaster, typically sent down by Heaven. 1 Attribution
• Epithet: 饑/HUNGRY Jī 饑 (NOT ANCIENTLY HOMOPHONOUS WITH 飢 in ancient Chinese), and the rarer jín 饉 as well as the very rare qiàn 歉 refer to insufficiency of food as a result of bad harvest. 2 Attributions
• Assoc: 惡/DISASTER1 Attribution

Syntactic words
• n[adN]subjectwhat is inauspicious2 Attributions
• nabeventinauspicious event (e.g. burial)LZ1 Attribution
• nabstativeinauspiciousness (or otherwise)2 Attributions
• vadNominous, baleful, ill-omened, inauspicious,4 Attributions
• vadVinauspiciously0 Attributions
• vinon-gradedbe ominous, baleful, ill-omened, inauspicious20 Attributions

不祥  bù xiáng OC: pɯʔ sɢlaŋ MC: pi̯ut zi̯ɐŋ 16 AttributionsWD

Bù xiáng 祥 is currently used to refer to inauspicious events.

Syntactic words
• nab.post-V{NUM}(counted or sequenced) inauspicious thingsCH4 Attributions
• NP[adN]inauspicious things, things of evil omen5 Attributions
• NP[adN]{PRED}be an inauspicious matter/event/signCH2 Attributions
• NPabactinauspicious act1 Attribution
• VPibe inauspicious4 Attributions

妖  yāo OC: qrow MC: ʔiɛu
祅  yāo OC: qrow MC: ʔiɛu 5 AttributionsWD

Yāo 妖/祅 refers to concrete inauspicious events like animal misfosters.

Word relations
• Assoc: 孽/DISASTER Niè 孽 often has heavy metaphysical connotations and refers to disasters as caused by higher powers acting with an intention to harm, but there are some clear cases where the word refers to man-made trouble in MENG. 1 Attribution
• Oppos: 常/STANDARD Cháng 常 focusses on the lasting effectiveness of a standard. 1 Attribution

Syntactic words
• nabeventZUO Zhuang 14: inauspicious supernatural occurrence1 Attribution
• vadNinauspicious (dream)4 Attributions

殃  yāng MC: 'jang OC: qaŋCH 4 AttributionsWD

Syntactic words
• nabinauspicious omenCH2 Attributions
• nabinauspicious efficacy; malicious influenceDS2 Attributions

咎  jiù OC: ɡlɯwʔ MC: gɨu 2 AttributionsWD

Jiù 咎 is an archaic elevated terminus technicus for inauspiciousness used especially in divination literature.

Syntactic words
• vadNinauspicious, unlucky2 Attributions
• vibe blameworthy MOVE TO BLAME0 Attributions

不詳  bù xiáng MC: pjut zjang OC: pɯʔ sɢlaŋLZ 1 AttributionWD

Syntactic words
• VPadN= 不祥, ill-omenedLZ1 Attribution

禨  jì MC: kj+jH OC: kɯlsCH 1 AttributionWD

Syntactic words
• nab{PRED}be a matter of inauspiciousness, bad omen; spiritual evil influence CH1 Attribution

無相  wú xiàng MC: mju sjangH OC: ma sqaŋsDS 1 AttributionWD

Syntactic words
• VPibe of no good fortuneDS1 Attribution

孽  niè OC: ŋred MC: ŋiɛt 0 AttributionsWD

Niè 孽 refers to inauspicious events, and the reference is said to be typically to botanic misfosters.

Syntactic words

祥  xiáng OC: sɢlaŋ MC: zi̯ɐŋ 0 AttributionsWD

Syntactic words
• nabeventZUO Zhao 18 inauspicious event0 Attributions

祲  jīn OC: skim MC: tsim 0 AttributionsWD

Jīn 祲 refers to inauspicious supernatural influences.

Syntactic words
• nabmetaphysicalinauspicious supernatural influences0 Attributions
• vadNinauspicious; malignant0 Attributions

  Click here to add pinyin MC:  OC: CH 0 AttributionsWD

Syntactic words
• nabinauspicious omenCH0 Attributions