
| fén | burn | 
| fén | to burn | 
| 焚 | burn | 
| 焚书 | to burn the books (one of the crimes of the first Emperor in 212 BC) | 
| 焚书坑儒 | to burn the books and bury alive the Confucian scholars (one of the crimes of the first Emperor in 212 BC) | 
| 焚化 | to cremate | 
| 焚化炉 | incinerator; furnace | 
| 焚尸 | to cremate | 
| 焚尸扬灰 | burn the corps and scatter the ashes | 
| 焚尸灭迹 | to burn someone's body to cover up the crime | 
| 焚尸炉 | crematorium crematory oven  | 
| 焚林而猎 | To hunt by burning forests. Used as a metaphor to indicate an action which is concerned with current interests only with no consideration of long term interests. | 
| 焚毁 | to burn down to destroy with fire  | 
| 焚烧 | to burn set on fire  | 
| 焚烧率 | the burning rate | 
| 焚琴煮鹤 | lit. to burn zithers and cook cranes fig. to waste valuable resources to destroy wantonly beautiful things  | 
| 焚砚 | to destroy one's ink-slab to write no more because others write so much better (idiom)  | 
| 焚膏继晷 | to burn the midnight oil (idiom); to work continuously night and day | 
| 焚身 | to bring ruin to oneself because of greediness | 
| 焚风 | fohn; foehn | 
| 焚香 | to burn incense | 
| 焚香敬神 | to burn incense in prayer to a God |