Did you mean: to dedicate to equate ?
| 教育 | jiào yù | to educate / to teach / education |
| 培养 | péi yǎng | to cultivate / to breed / to foster / to nurture / to educate / to groom (for a position) / education / fostering / culture (biology) |
| 陶冶 | táo yě | lit. to fire pots and smelt metal / fig. to educate |
| 栽培 | zāi péi | to grow / to cultivate / to train / to educate / to patronize |
| 熏 | xūn | fragrance / warm / to educate / variant of 熏[xun1] / to smoke / to fumigate |
| 教养 | jiào yǎng | to educate; to bring up; to nurture / upbringing; breeding; culture |
| 育 | yù | to have children / to raise or bring up / to educate |
| 调理 | tiáo lǐ | to nurse one's health / to recuperate / to take care of / to look after / to discipline / to educate / to train / to prepare food / (dialect) to make fun of / (medicine) to opsonize |
| 育人 | yù rén | to educate people (esp. morally) |
| 教子 | jiào zǐ | to educate one's children / godson |
| 调训 | tiáo xùn | to train / to care for and educate |
| 相夫教子 | xiàng fū jiào zǐ | to assist one's husband and educate the children (idiom) / the traditional roles of a good wife |
| 陶甄 | táo zhēn | to mold and educate people |
| 孔融让梨 | Kǒng Róng ràng lí | Kong Rong giving up pears, classic moral story about Kong Rong 孔融[Kong3 Rong2] picking up smaller pears while leaving the bigger ones to his older brothers, still used nowadays to educate the young on courtesy and modesty |