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依 [yī]
1. To lean on, rely on.
- Examples: 依靠 (to rely on), 依傍 (1. to lean on; 2. to imitate, often refers to art or knowledge), 依恋 (to cling to), 依偎 (to snuggle), 依存 (to depend on), 依附 (to attach), 归依 (to return to).
2. According to.
- Examples: 依照 (according to), 依旧 (as before), 依据 (based on), 依次 (in sequence).
3. To obey, comply, consent.
- Examples: 依从 (to follow), 依顺 (to yield), 依允 (to agree).
4. Intimacy.
- Example: “有依其士” (to have close companions).
依 [yī] (动 - verb)
- Original meaning: To lean against.
- Character formation: Semantic-phonetic; from 人 (person) and the sound of 衣 (clothing). The oracle bone inscription depicts a person within clothing.
- Examples:
1. 同本义 (same original meaning): To lean on.
2. To rely on, depend on.
3. To agree, be willing.
4. To follow, obey.
5. To forgive.
6. To follow, according to.
7. To love.
8. To conceal (通“隐”, hide/screen).
- Examples:
- 依山之榭 (building on the mountain).
- 依仗 (to rely on).
- 生死相依 (to depend on life and death together).
依 [yī] (形 - adjective)
1. Flourishing.
- Example: A flourishing appearance.
依 [yǐ] (名 - noun)
1. 通“扆” (to refer to a kind of screen). An ancient kind of screen carved in the shape of an axe.
- Example: 天子设斧依于户牖之间 (The emperor places an axe screen between the doors and windows).
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