揖

yī ㄧ

    • to greet by raising clasped hands

Other words read yī

In the same tone

  • 一 yī one
  • 依 yī depend on
  • 衣 yī clothes
  • 伊 yī that
  • 医 yī medical

All 24 words read yī

yi with other tones

All 173 words read yi in any tone

Other words read yī

In the same tone

  • 一 yī one
  • 依 yī depend on
  • 衣 yī clothes
  • 伊 yī that
  • 醫 yī medical

All 24 words read yī

yi with other tones

All 173 words read yi in any tone

The stroke order and parts of 揖

    部首 radical
    扌 a form of 手
    笔画 strokes
    12, with 9 after the 部首
    结构 structure
    左右结构
    偏旁 parts
    扌咠
    形旁 meaning
    扌
    声旁 sound
    咠

    Words with 揖

    Ending with 揖

    • 作揖 zuòyī bow with hands held in front
    • 打躬作揖 dǎgōngzuòyī beg humbly
    • 打拱作揖 dǎgǒngzuòyī beg humbly
    • 长揖 chángyī bow deeply, starting upright with arms straight out in front, one hand cupped in the other, then moving the hands down to one's knees as one bows, keeping the arms straight
    • 张揖 zhāngyī Zhang Yi (c. 3rd century), literary figure from Wei of the Three Kingdoms, other name 稚让 zhìràng, named as compiler of earliest extant Chinese encyclopedia 广雅 guǎngyǎ and several lost works

    Containing 揖

    • 开门揖盗 kāiményīdào leaving the door open invites the thief

    Words with 揖

    Ending with 揖

    • 作揖 zuòyī bow with hands held in front
    • 打躬作揖 dǎgōngzuòyī beg humbly
    • 打拱作揖 dǎgǒngzuòyī beg humbly
    • 長揖 chángyī bow deeply, starting upright with arms straight out in front, one hand cupped in the other, then moving the hands down to one's knees as one bows, keeping the arms straight
    • 張揖 zhāngyī Zhang Yi (c. 3rd century), literary figure from Wei of the Three Kingdoms, other name 稚让 zhìràng, named as compiler of earliest extant Chinese encyclopedia 广雅 guǎngyǎ and several lost works

    Containing 揖

    • 開門揖盜 kāiményīdào leaving the door open invites the thief

    Sources