| 跋杯 | bá bēi | (Tw) (folk religion) to divine by casting moon blocks 筊杯[jiao3 bei1] (from Taiwanese, Tai-lo pr. [pua̍h-pue]) (equivalent to Mandarin 擲筊|掷筊[zhi4 jiao3]) |
| 求签 | qiú qiān | (folk religion) to divine by drawing fortune sticks or divination lots |
| 占 | zhān | to observe / to divine |
| 神曲 | Shén qǔ | The Divine Comedy by Dante Alighieri 但丁 |
| 感生 | gǎn shēng | (mythology) to conceive or give birth by non-sexual or divine means / (physics) induced (magnetic field, current etc) |
| 启示录 | Qǐ shì lù | the Revelation of St John the divine / the Apocalypse |
| 神化 | shén huà | to make divine / apotheosis |
| 神机妙算 | shén jī miào suàn | divine strategy and wonderful planning (idiom) / clever scheme / supremely clever in his schemes |
| 占卜 | zhān bǔ | to divine |
| 报应 | bào yìng | (Buddhism) divine retribution; karma |
| 应天顺时 | yìng tiān shùn shí | lit. to respond to heaven and suit the times (idiom); to rule according to the will of heaven / the Divine Right of kings |
| 揲 | shé | sort out divining stalks |
| 神圣 | shén shèng | divine / hallow / holy / sacred |
| 灵枢经 | Líng shū jīng | Lingshu Jing (Divine Pivot, or Spiritual Pivot), ancient Chinese medical text (c. 1st century BC) |
| 报应不爽 | bào yìng bù shuǎng | divine retribution is unfailing (idiom) / one is inevitably punished for one's misdeeds |
| 圣手 | shèng shǒu | divine physician / sage doctor / highly skilled practitioner |
| 卜问 | bǔ wèn | to predict by divining; to consult the oracle |
| 占星 | zhān xīng | to divine by astrology / horoscope |
| 圣祖 | shèng zǔ | divine ancester / patron saint |
| 但丁 | Dàn dīng | Dante Alighieri (1265-1321), Italian poet, author of the Divine Comedy 神曲 |
| 未卜 | wèi bǔ | (literary) not yet divined; (of outcomes) uncertain; unknowable |
| 天香国色 | tiān xiāng guó sè | divine fragrance, national grace (idiom); an outstanding beauty |
| 庇祐 | bì yòu | to bless / to protect / protection (esp. divine) / also written 庇佑[bi4 you4] |
| 庇佑 | bì yòu | to bless / to protect / protection (esp. divine) |
| 祂 | tā | (third-person pronoun for God in the Christian Bible) / (third-person pronoun for divine beings in fiction) |