| 塌 | tā | collapse |
| 倒塌 | dǎo tā | to collapse (of building); to topple over |
| 坍塌 | tān tā | collapse |
| 塌方 | tā fāng | to cave in; to collapse; landslide |
| 塌陷 | tā xiàn | to subside; to sink; to cave in |
| 崩塌 | bēng tā | talus slide; to crumble (of scree slope); to collapse; landslide |
| 一塌糊涂 | yī tā hú tu | muddled and completely collapsing (idiom); in an awful condition; complete shambles; a total mess |
| 垮塌 | kuǎ tā | to collapse (of building, dam or bridge) |
| 塌下 | tā xià | collapse |
| 塌实 | tā shi | solid; on a firm footing; dependable; steady; calm; peace of mind |
| 塌棵菜 | tā kē cài | Brassica narinosa (broadbeaked mustard); Chinese flat cabbage |
| 死心塌地 | sǐ xīn tā dì | heart is dead, no plans for anything new (idiom); one's mind is firmly made up with no possibility of change; dead set on sth; unswerving |
| 冲塌 | chōng tā | to cause (a dam) to collapse |
| 乌塌菜 | wū tā cài | rosette bok choy (Brassica rapa var. rosularis) |
| 蹧塌 | zāo tà | variant of 糟蹋 |
| 颓塌 | tuí tā | to collapse |
