| 亡い | ない | dead |
| 亡き | なき | the late; the deceased |
| 死亡 | しぼう | 1: death; mortality; 2: to die; to pass away |
| 亡夫 | ぼうふ | my deceased husband; my late husband |
| 亡父 | ぼうふ | my deceased father; my late father |
| 亡ぶ | ほろぶ | to be ruined; to go under; to perish; to be destroyed |
| 亡姉 | ぼうし | one's late elder sister |
| 亡子 | ぼうし | dead child |
| 亡児 | ぼうじ | one's dead child |
| 亡婦 | ぼうふ | deceased wife; deceased lady |
| 亡母 | ぼうぼ | my late mother |
| 亡くす | なくす | 1: to lose something; 2: to get rid of; 3: to lose someone (wife, child, etc.) |
| 亡しに | なしに | without |
| 存亡 | そんぼう | life or death; existence; destiny |
| 逃亡 | とうぼう | escape; flight; running away; elopement; fleeing |
| 亡骸 | なきがら | remains; corpse; (dead) body |
| 亡命 | ぼうめい | flight from one's country; seeking asylum; defection; emigration (for political reasons); (going into) exile; becoming a (political) refugee |
| 亡霊 | ぼうれい | ghost; the dead; departed spirits; apparition |
| 滅亡 | めつぼう | downfall; ruin; collapse; destruction |
| 隠亡 | おんぼう | 1: cemetery guard; 2: crematorium worker |
| 興亡 | こうぼう | rise and fall; ups and downs |
| 衰亡 | すいぼう | ruin; downfall; collapse |
| 損亡 | そんぼう | loss |
| 敗亡 | はいぼう | defeat (in battle) |
| 亡君 | ぼうくん | one's deceased lord |
| 亡兄 | ぼうけい | one's deceased elder brother |
| 亡国 | ぼうこく | ruined country |
| 亡魂 | ぼうこん | departed soul; spirit |
| 亡妻 | ぼうさい | one's late wife |
| 亡失 | ぼうしつ | loss |
| 亡親 | ぼうしん | deceased parent |
| 亡弟 | ぼうてい | one's deceased younger brother |
| 亡八 | ぼうはち | 1: customer at a brothel; john; someone who has forgotten the eight virtues; 2: brothel; owner of a brothel |
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