伱 (nǐ) - You (archaic/variant form of 你) & used in classical texts and some dialects.
伱 · nǐ
You (archaic/variant form of 你);
used in classical texts and some dialects.
You (archaic/variant form of 你)used in classical texts and some dialects.
Usage highlights
archaic youclassical youdialectal you伱我伱们
Usage & contexts
Examples
- The classical text addresses the reader as 伱 (伱).
- In some dialects, people still use 伱 for 'you' (伱).
- This ancient manuscript uses 伱 instead of modern 你 (伱).
Collocations
- archaic you(伱)
- classical you(伱)
- dialectal you(伱)
- you and me(伱我)
- you all - archaic(伱们)
Idioms
- None specifically for this variant character
Cultural background
FAQ- 伱 is an archaic variant of the modern character 你 (nǐ) meaning 'you'
- Primarily found in classical Chinese texts and some regional dialects
- Represents an older form of the second person pronoun in Chinese