| 诈 | zhà | to cheat; to swindle; to pretend; to feign; to draw sb out; to try to extract information by deceit or bluff |
| 诈骗 | zhà piàn | to defraud; to swindle; to blackmail |
| 欺诈 | qī zhà | to cheat |
| 讹诈 | é zhà | to extort under false pretenses; to blackmail; to bluff; to defraud |
| 狡诈 | jiǎo zhà | craft; cunning; deceitful |
| 诡诈 | guǐ zhà | sly; treacherous |
| 奸诈 | jiān zhà | treachery; devious; a rogue |
| 兵不厌诈 | bīng bù yàn zhà | there can never be too much deception in war; in war nothing is too deceitful; all's fair in war |
| 敲诈 | qiāo zhà | to extort with threats; extortion; a protection racket; blackmail |
| 敲诈勒索罪 | qiāo zhà lè suǒ zuì | extortion and blackmail |
| 敲诈罪 | qiāo zhà zuì | extortion |
| 桀贪骜诈 | jié tān ào zhà | brutal, greedy, arrogant and deceitful (idiom) |
| 机诈 | jī zhà | deceitful |
| 欺诈者 | qī zhà zhě | deceiver |
| 尔虞我诈 | ěr yú wǒ zhà | lit. you hoodwink me and I cheat you (idiom); fig. mutual deception; each tries to outwit the other; dog eats dog and devil take the hindmost |
| 狂三诈四 | kuáng sān zhà sì | to deceive and swindle across the board (idiom) |
| 虚诈 | xū zhà | tricky and hypocritical |
| 诈冒 | zhà mào | to claim ownership (of stolen goods) |
| 诈取 | zhà qǔ | to swindle; to defraud |
| 诈唬 | zhà hu | to threaten and deceive; bluff; bluster |
| 诈尸 | zhà shī | sudden movement of a corpse (superstition); fig. sudden torrent of abuse |
| 诈晴 | zhà qíng | to clear up (of weather after rain) |
| 诈欺 | zhà qī | fraud; deception |
| 诈死 | zhà sǐ | to feign death; to fake death |
| 诈病 | zhà bìng | to feign illness; to malinger |
| 诈语 | zhà yǔ | falsehood; lies; fabrication |
| 诈降 | zhà xiáng | feigned surrender |
| 诈领 | zhà lǐng | to defraud; to obtain by fraud; to embezzle; fraudulent |
| 诈骗罪 | zhà piàn zuì | fraud |
| 险诈 | xiǎn zhà | sinister and deceitful |
