Usage of the character 侍

to serve
to attend upon

shìnòng

侍弄

[侍弄]

to look after
to tend (one's crops, garden, livestock, pets etc)
to repair

shìwèi

侍卫

[侍衛]

Imperial bodyguard

shìláng

侍郎

[侍郎]

(Ming and Qing dynasties) vice-minister of one of the Six Boards
(also an official title in earlier dynasties)

yìngshì

媵侍

[媵侍]

concubine (old)

fúshi

伏侍

[伏侍]

variant of 服侍 (fúshi)

shìnü

侍女

[侍女]

maid

shìfèng

侍奉

[侍奉]

to wait upon
to serve
to attend to sb's needs

qièshì

妾侍

[妾侍]

maids and concubines

shìlì

侍立

[侍立]

to stand by in attendance

péishì

陪侍

[陪侍]

to wait upon (older people)
to accompany
attendant

shìyìng

侍应

[侍應]

waiter; waitress (abbr. for 侍應生／侍应生 (shìyìngshēng))

shìcóng

侍从

[侍從]

to serve (an important personage)
attendant; retainer

shìzhě

侍者

[侍者]

attendant
waiter

fúshi

服侍

[服侍]

to attend to
to care for (patients etc)
to look after
to wait upon
to serve
also written 伏侍, see also 服事 (fúshì)

shìqiè

侍妾

[侍妾]

concubine

shìhòu

侍候

[侍候]

to serve
to wait upon

shìyìngshēng

侍应生

[侍應生]

waiter; waitress

shìcóngguān

侍从官

[侍從官]

aide-de-camp

shìwèiguān

侍卫官

[侍衛官]

guard

shíchángshì

十常侍

[十常侍]

Ten Permanent Functionaries at the end of Han, a byword for corruption