No. 7,124 in Chinese
祸
"Disaster," "calamity," or "misfortune."
In a sentence
祸从口出，病从口入。
Disaster comes out of the mouth, sickness enters through the mouth.
祸 is used to signify trouble or disaster, often as a consequence of speech.
他因为一时疏忽，招惹了大祸。
Due to a moment's negligence, he brought great trouble upon himself.
祸 is used to denote significant trouble or misfortune caused by an event or action.
她经常为别人消除祸患。
She often eliminates calamities for others.
祸 represents calamity or harm that requires resolution or intervention.
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