臣

臣

"臣" means "minister" or "subject" (in a monarchic context).

In this sentence, '臣' is used as an honorific referring to oneself, indicating humility and respect.

臣以为此计可行。

I believe this plan is feasible.

Here, '臣' refers to officials serving under a monarch, reflecting its traditional usage.

古时，臣对君主忠诚是一种美德。

In ancient times, loyalty of officials to the emperor was considered a virtue.

In this case, '臣' portrays the speaker humbly referring to themselves in a hierarchical context.

卿能识臣，故不弃之。

You recognize me (as your loyal servant) and therefore do not abandon me.