Dictionary › 伲
伲
nì
What 伲 means
- dialectI
- my
- we
- our
Other readings
Characters built on 尼
These share the phonetic component 尼 (ní), which is why their readings rhyme. Learning them as a family is far cheaper than learning them one at a time.
- 妮nīgirl; phonetic "ni" (in female names); Taiwan pr. ní
- 泥nímud; clay; paste
- 昵nìfamiliar; intimate; to approach
- 铌níniobium (chemistry)
- 旎nǐused in 旖旎
- 怩níused in 忸怩
- 坭nívariant of 泥
Sounds the same
Read nì, tone for tone, but written differently.
- 逆contrary; opposite; backwards
- 腻greasy; soft; unctuous
- 泥restrained
- 溺to drown; to indulge; addicted to
- 匿to hide
- 昵familiar; intimate; to approach
- 睨to look askance at
- 衵women's undergarments
- 堄parapet
- 惄distressed; famished
- 秜early-maturing rice
- 氼old variant of 溺
Go deeper
- How characters are built from components.
- How to learn Chinese characters.
- The four tones and the neutral tone, to read nì correctly.
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