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Information of 揖

Pinyin
Radical
Strokes
12 strokes
Usage
★★★★
Definition
greet (by raising the joined hands)
揖 [yī] 1. Ancient gesture of bowing with hands clasped. 1.1. This refers to the ancient bowing gesture: performed in salutation (作(zuō)~). 1.2. Salutation upon meeting the host and guests (~让) 1.3. Greeting a guest (~客). 1.4. Bidding farewell (~别). 2. Primary meaning: A bow made with hands clasped. 3. To give way, to yield (让出,逊主). 4. Equivalent to "壹" (yī). To be single-minded (专一). 引例: 1. “自家拜揖,愿求恩官高姓大名。” from "Water Margin". (I bow in my own home, hoping to seek favor from the esteemed officials.) 例子: 1. Greeting a guest (揖客; long bow for a guest; clasp hands in salutation towards the guest). 2. Salutation in ritual movements during ancient ceremonial occasions (揖游). 引例: 1. “公惟国家之统,揖大福大恩,事事谦让,动而固辞。” from "Book of Han". (The noble applies merely to the unification of the state, yielding great fortune and grace, humbly yielding in all matters.) 例子: 1. Bowing and yielding (揖让; etiquette for the guest and host meeting; relinquishing position to the capable). 2. Allowing a thief in (揖盗开门; metaphorically implies accepting wrongdoers and inviting disaster upon oneself). 5. Also means to concentrate or unify (聚合). 引例: 1. “普天之下,搏心揖志。” from "Records of the Historian". (Across the world, to strive with heart and will.)
zuò yī
to bow with hands held in front
yī ràng
bowing with hands clasped and giving precedence to the other
dǎ gōng zuò yī
to bow respectfully with clasped hands / to beg humbly
dǎ gōng zuò yī
make an obeisance / bow and greet / bow and scrape / make a deep bow
Input Method for 揖
Pinyin yi1
Wubi
rkbg
Cangjie
qrsj
Zhengma
djce
Four Corner
56041
Unicode
U+63d6