箕

jī ㄐㄧ

    • winnow basket

Other words read jī

In the same tone

  • 居 jī sentence-final particle expressing a doubting attitude
  • 几 jī small table
  • 机 jī machine
  • 奇 jī odd
  • 击 jī hit

All 41 words read jī

ji with other tones

  • 及 jí and
  • 即 jí namely
  • 既 jì already
  • 极 jí extremely
  • 急 jí urgent

All 149 words read ji in any tone

Other words read jī

In the same tone

  • 居 jī sentence-final particle expressing a doubting attitude
  • 幾 jī almost
  • 機 jī machine
  • 奇 jī odd
  • 擊 jī hit

All 41 words read jī

ji with other tones

  • 及 jí and
  • 即 jí namely
  • 既 jì already
  • 極 jí extremely
  • 急 jí urgent

All 149 words read ji in any tone

The stroke order and parts of 箕

    部首 radical
    ⺮ a form of 竹
    笔画 strokes
    14, with 8 after the 部首
    结构 structure
    上下结构
    偏旁 parts
    ⺮其
    形旁 meaning
    ⺮
    声旁 sound
    其

    Words with 箕

    Starting with 箕

    • 箕子 jīzǐ Jizi, legendary sage from end of Shang dynasty (c. 1100 BC), said to have opposed the tyrant Zhou 纣 zhòu, then ruled ancient Korea in the Zhou 周 zhōu dynasty

    Ending with 箕

    • 簸箕 bòjī dustpan
    • 畚箕 běnjī dustpan
    • 筲箕 shāojī bamboo basket for rice-washing
    • 扶箕 fújī planchette writing
    • 箢箕 yuānjī scoop-shaped woven bamboo basket

    Containing 箕

    • 克绍箕裘 kèshàojīqiú follow in one's father's footsteps
    • 南箕北斗 nánjīběidǒu lit. the Winnowing Basket in the southern sky, and the Big Dipper in the north

    Words with 箕

    Starting with 箕

    • 箕子 jīzǐ Jizi, legendary sage from end of Shang dynasty (c. 1100 BC), said to have opposed the tyrant Zhou 纣 zhòu, then ruled ancient Korea in the Zhou 周 zhōu dynasty

    Ending with 箕

    • 簸箕 bòjī dustpan
    • 畚箕 běnjī dustpan
    • 筲箕 shāojī bamboo basket for rice-washing
    • 扶箕 fújī planchette writing
    • 箢箕 yuānjī scoop-shaped woven bamboo basket

    Containing 箕

    • 克紹箕裘 kèshàojīqiú follow in one's father's footsteps
    • 南箕北斗 nánjīběidǒu lit. the Winnowing Basket in the southern sky, and the Big Dipper in the north

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