夷

yí(yi2) // pronunciation of 夷 in Mandarin Pinyin

Basic information about 夷

Unihan definition: ancient barbarian tribes

Number of strokes: 6
Examples of other characters consisting of 6 strokes: 在, 有, 地, 会, 而, 那, 自, 年, 过, 后

Radical: 大 37.3

Frequency rank: 2337

Examples of words containing this character: 凌夷, 夷平, 夷戮, 夷旷, 夷洲, 夷灭, 夷然, 夷狄, 夷犹, 夷门, 夷陵, 攘夷, 东夷, 色夷, 虾夷, 蛮夷, 逆夷, 鄙夷, 陵夷, 三夷教, 夏威夷, 夷陵区, 武夷山, 烧夷弹, 虾夷葱

English translation (based on CEDICT):

夷[yí]:

- non-Han people, esp. to the East of China
- barbarians
- to wipe out
- to exterminate
- to tear down
- to raze

Details

Unicode code point: U+5937

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