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內廷 the grand hall where the emperor holds audience;
內庫 the imperial treasury;
內苑 the palace grounds.
(2) (Court.) one's own wife or her relatives: 內人 [nei4ren2]↓;
賤內 my (humble) wife;
內子 [nei4zi3]↓;
內助 my better half (lit., “my internal assistant”);
懼內 henpecked;
內兄 wife's elder brother;
內嫂 wife’s elder brother's wife;
內親 relatives of the family of one's wife;
內嬖 a concubine, a court favorite;
內寵 ditto.
(3) The female sex: 內賓 female guests;
內眷 the female members of a family;
內掌櫃的 a shop-owner's wife.
(4) The heart: 內疚 prickings of conscience;
內視 Buddhist contemplation, introspection;
內觀 ditto;
內省 self-examination;
內秀 innate intelligence, wisdom or talent;
內慧 ditto;
內心 [nei4xin1]↓;
五內 the viscera, the internal organs of the body as seats of feeling.
內裡 internal(ly);
內中 ditto, the imperial court;
分內 (of rights or duties) what is one's due;
在內 inside;
內幕 [nei4mu4]↓;
內情 circumstances not known to the outsider, inside story;
內附 (of foreign countries) come to pay homage;
內屬 ditto;
內顧 look backwards;
內顧之憂 family troubles (financial or otherwise);
內舉 appoint one's close relations to office;
內才 capabilities, potentials, talent, knowledge (opp. 外才 outside appearance);
內容 [nei4rong2]↓;
內心 [nei4xin1]↓;
內含 [nei4han2]↓;
內犯 foreign invasion, of the country;
內戰 civil war;
內爭 internal dissension;
內亂 internal rebellion;
內難 internal disturbances, civil commotion;
內訌 internal disputes;
內鬨 ditto;
內患 internal troubles;
內憂外患 internal revolt and foreign invasion;
內服 drugs for oral administration;
內地 [nei4di4]↓;
內開 (term formerly used in official documents) as stated in your memorandum, which says: “…etc.”;
內奸 enemy's agent operating in any organization;
內賊 an enemy within, thief on inside job;
內縴 wire-puller;
內線 [nei4xian4]↓;
內應 internal uprising in support of the enemy without;
內勤 person working inside an office (opp. 外勤 one working outside an office);
內調 transfer of an official from field service to capital, recall of official from a foreign post to an assignment at home;
內務 [nei4wu4]↓;
內政 internal or domestic affairs of a country, see 內政部 [nei4zheng4bu4]↑;
內治 ditto, formerly, family affairs to be looked after by women;
內宅 women's quarters in a home;
內債 government bonds.
2.內地 [nei4di4], n., the inland.
3.內港 [nei4gang3], n., an inner harbor.
4.內閣 [nei4ge2], n., the Cabinet of a government.
5.內功 [nei4gong1], n., (Chin. boxing) the art of building up one's strength through breathing and other exercises of the internal organs.
6.內海 [nei4hai3], n., (geog.) an inland sea.
7.內含 [nei4han2], n., contents, constituent elements.
8.內行 [nei4hang2], adj., n., expert, an expert.
9.內河 [nei4he2], n., a river with no outlet to the sea, inland river.
10.內政部 [nei4zheng4bu4], n., Ministry of the Interior, the Home Office.
11.內角 [nei4jiao3], n., (math.) an interior angle.
12.內監 [nei4jian4], n., a eunuch.
13.內景 [nei4jing3], n., an internal view, (motion pictures) scenes shot indoors.
14.內急 [nei4ji2], adj., impatient to go to the toilet.
15.內痔 [nei4zhi4], n., (med.) internal hemorrhoids.
16.內科 [nei4ke1], n., (med.) internal medicine.
17.內幕 [nei4mu4], n., inside story: 內幕消息 inside information.
18.內篇 [nei4pian1], n., (1) (AC) that partof a book in which basic principles are enunciated (opp. 外篇 in which matters other than basic principles are treated); (2) (AC) works of a Taoist writer.
19.內人 [nei4ren2], n., (court.) one's own wife, see [nei4zi3]↓.
20.內容 [nei4rong2], n., contents (of a book, etc.)
21.內傷 [nei4shang1], n., (med.) internal injury.
22.內線 [nei4xian4], n., (1) the inside track of a racecourse (opp. 外線 the outside track); (2) an inside wirepuller: 走內線 to influence an official through his wife; (3) an informer: 做內線 serve as (s.o.’s) informer.
23.內心 [nei4xin1], n. & adv., at heart.
24.內侍 [nei4shi4], (1) n., a eunuch; (2) v.i., serve as a eunuch at the court.
25.內臟 [nei4zang4], n., (physiol.) internal organs of the body.
26.內在 [nei4zai4], adj., inside, internal: 內在美 internal beauty, beauty of spirit; 內在因素 internal factors.
27.內子 [nei4zi3], n., (court.) one's own wife (＝內人↑).
28.內務 [nei4wu4], n., (1) the domestic affairs of a country; (2) maintenance of cleanliness and orderliness in school dormitories or barracks; (3) family affairs.