Chinese words ending with 夷 (yí)

14 words.

• 夏(xià)威(wēi)夷(yí) Hawaii, US state
• 鄙(bǐ)夷(yí) to despise
• 东(dōng)夷(yí) Eastern Barbarians, non-Han tribe living to the east of China c 2200 BC
• 蛮(mán)夷(yí) common term for non-Han peoples in former times, not exclusively derogatory
• 化(huà)险(xiǎn)为(wéi)夷(yí) to turn peril into safety
• 履(lǚ)险(xiǎn)如(rú)夷(yí) lit. to make one's way through a dangerous pass as if walking on level ground
• 以(yǐ)夷(yí)制(zhì)夷(yí) to use foreigners to subdue foreigners
• 凌(líng)夷(yí) to deteriorate
• 攘(rǎng)夷(yí) to repel the barbarians
• 陵(líng)夷(yí) to deteriorate
• 师(shī)夷(yí)长(cháng)技(jì)以(yǐ)制(zhì)夷(yí) "learn from the foreigners in order to gain command of them", idea advocated by Wei Yuan 魏源 wèiyuán
• 色(sè)夷(yí) smiling genially
• 虾(xiā)夷(yí) Emishi or Ebisu, ethnic group of ancient Japan, thought to be related to modern Ainus
• 逆(nì)夷(yí) invaders

14 words.

• 夏(xià)威(wēi)夷(yí) Hawaii, US state
• 鄙(bǐ)夷(yí) to despise
• 東(dōng)夷(yí) Eastern Barbarians, non-Han tribe living to the east of China c 2200 BC
• 蠻(mán)夷(yí) common term for non-Han peoples in former times, not exclusively derogatory
• 化(huà)險(xiǎn)為(wéi)夷(yí) to turn peril into safety
• 履(lǚ)險(xiǎn)如(rú)夷(yí) lit. to make one's way through a dangerous pass as if walking on level ground
• 以(yǐ)夷(yí)制(zhì)夷(yí) to use foreigners to subdue foreigners
• 凌(líng)夷(yí) to deteriorate
• 攘(rǎng)夷(yí) to repel the barbarians
• 陵(líng)夷(yí) to deteriorate
• 師(shī)夷(yí)長(cháng)技(jì)以(yǐ)制(zhì)夷(yí) "learn from the foreigners in order to gain command of them", idea advocated by Wei Yuan 魏源 wèiyuán
• 色(sè)夷(yí) smiling genially
• 蝦(xiā)夷(yí) Emishi or Ebisu, ethnic group of ancient Japan, thought to be related to modern Ainus
• 逆(nì)夷(yí) invaders