Usage of the character 弔

a string of 100 cash (arch.)
to lament
to condole with
variant of 吊 (diào)

diàosāng

吊丧

[弔喪]

to visit the bereaved to offer one's condolences

píngdiào

凭吊

[憑弔]

to visit a place for the memories
to pay homage to (the deceased)

diàokè

吊客

[弔客]

a visitor offering condolences

diàogǔ

吊古

[弔古]

to revisit the past
to commemorate

diàofá

吊伐

[弔伐]

to console the people by punishing the tyrants (abbr. for 弔民伐罪／吊民伐罪 (diàomínfázuì))

kāidiào

开吊

[開弔]

to hold memorial service
to hold a funeral

diàowén

吊文

[弔文]

paper prayers for the dead burnt at funerals

diàoxiào

吊孝

[弔孝]

a condolence visit

diàowèi

吊慰

[弔慰]

to offer condolences
to console the bereaved

diàojì

吊祭

[弔祭]

a worship ceremony for the dead
to offer sacrifice (to ancestors)
a libation

diàoguǐ

吊诡

[弔詭]

bizarre
paradoxical
a paradox (from Daoist classic Zhuangzi 莊子／庄子 ( Zhuāngzǐ))

diàoyàn

吊唁

[弔唁]

variant of 吊唁 (diàoyàn)

jìdiào

祭吊

[祭弔]

to mourn and offer prayers

xíngyǐngxiāngdiào

形影相吊

[形影相弔]

with only body and shadow to comfort each other (idiom)
extremely sad and lonely

diàosǐwènjí

吊死问疾

[弔死問疾]

to grieve for the sick and the dying
to show great concern for people's suffering

diàomínfázuì

吊民伐罪

[弔民伐罪]

to console the people by punishing the tyrants (idiom)

diàoguǐjīnqí

吊诡矜奇

[弔詭矜奇]

strange and paradoxical