Dictionary › 嗣
嗣
sì
What 嗣 means
- succession (to a title)
- to inherit
- continuing (a tradition)
- posterity
Words starting with 嗣
- 嗣位sì wèito succeed to a title; to inherit
- 嗣国sì guóto accede to a throne
- 嗣子sì zǐheir; adopted son
- 嗣后sì hòufrom then on; after; afterwards
- 嗣徽sì huīheritage; the continuation (of a tradition)
- 嗣岁sì suìthe following year; next year
- 嗣响sì xiǎnglit. a following echo; fig. to continue (a tradition)
Words containing 嗣
- 子嗣zǐ sìson; heir
- 后嗣hòu sìheir; descendant; posterity
- 继嗣jì sìto continue; to continue a family line; posterity
- 谭嗣同Tán Sì tóngTan Sitong (1865-1898), Qing writer and politician, one of the Six Gentlemen Martyrs…
- 倪嗣冲Ní Sì chōngNi Sichong (1868-1924), general closely linked to Yuan Shikai 袁世凯
Characters built on 司
These share the phonetic component 司 (sī), which is why their readings rhyme. Learning them as a family is far cheaper than learning them one at a time.
- 词cíword; statement; speech; lyrics; a form of lyric poetry, flourishing in the Song dynasty…
- 饲sìto raise; to rear; to feed
- 伺cìused in 伺候
- 祠císhrine; to offer a sacrifice
- 笥sìsquare bamboo container for food or clothing
Characters that look like 嗣
Easy to confuse on sight. Compare them side by side once and the pair stops costing you.
- 酸suānsour; tart; sick at heart
- 酬chóuto entertain; to repay; to return
- 腕wànwrist; (squid, starfish etc) arm
- 酵jiàoyeast; leaven; fermentation; Taiwan pr. xiào
- 酮tóngketone
- 蜊líclam
Sounds the same
Read sì, tone for tone, but written differently.
- 四four; 4
- 似to seem; to appear; to resemble
- 寺Buddhist temple; mosque; government office (old)
- 肆four (banker's anti-fraud numeral); unrestrained; wanton
- 饲to raise; to rear; to feed
- 巳6th earthly branch: 9-11 a.m., 4th solar month (5th May-5th June), year of the Snake…
- 食to feed (a person or animal)
- 伺to watch; to wait; to examine
- 祀to sacrifice; to offer libation to
- 泗nasal mucus
- 厕used in 茅厕
- 姒wife or senior concubine of husbands older brother (old); elder sister (old)
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