testament; will

heritage; legacy; inheritance; bequest; CL:筆|笔[bi3]

to forget; to cease to think about (sb or sth) anymore

heredity; to inherit (a trait); to pass on (to one's offspring)

remains (of a dead person)

to leave; to abandon

words of the deceased; last words of the dying; wisdom of past sages

to lose; to leave behind (inadvertently)

personal effects (of the deceased); artifacts; relics; (biological) remains

posthumous writing; testament; suicide note; ancient literature

trace; vestige; historical remains; remnant

to overlook; to miss; to omit

final wishes of the departed

(formal) widow

(medicine) sequelae; residual effects; (fig.) repercussions; aftermath

ruins; historic relics

(dead) human remains

to leave behind; to hand down

genetics

to spare no pains or effort (idiom); to do one's utmost

(bound form) to leave behind

survivors; remnants; relict (species etc)

to pocket a lost article; (fig.) to correct others' errors; to remedy omissions (in a text etc)

(biology) to egest; egesta (feces, scat etc)

completely; fully; without omission

wet dream; nocturnal emission

to send (sb) on a mission; to dispatch

to apply for UNESCO World Heritage status

to leave behind; sb's legacy

addendum

posthumous work

portrait of the deceased

posthumous (painting, calligraphy, prose etc)

widow

historical remains; things that have survived since ancient times; (of such things) to survive

orphan

the looks of the deceased (esp. in the context of paying one's respects); picture of the deceased

bed-wetting

surviving family of the deceased

the mission in life of a deceased person, left to others to carry on

eternal regret

work or plans left as a legacy; the views of the departed; posthumous orders or teachings

the bereaved; family of the deceased

unsolved case (law)

(lit.) leftover men; (fig.) loyalist adherents of a former dynasty; surviving members of an ethnic group

picture of the deceased

unrecognized talent

orphan; posthumous son

surviving manuscript; bequeathed draft (of book)