No. 5,690 in Chinese
卿
"卿" is a term of address meaning "minister," "official," or an affectionate term like "dear."
In a sentence
卿乃我挚友，无须拘礼。
You are my close friend, no need for formalities.
In this sentence, "卿" is used in a literary or archaic sense referring to a close friend or confidant.
陛下以卿为重臣，必当尽忠职守。
His Majesty regards you as an important minister; you must fulfill your duties faithfully.
Here, "卿" is employed in a formal and respectful way to address a high-ranked individual often used in imperial contexts.
卿性温雅，深得大家喜爱。
You are gentle and elegant by nature, earning everyone's affection.
"卿" in this example reflects an affectionate and respectful way to address someone, indicating admiration and closeness.
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