贀 (yì) - Yì — an ancient, rare character meaning 'to & to like

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yì ｜ 18 strokes ｜ radical:

一懿

贀 · yì

Yì — an ancient, rare character meaning 'to be fond of;

to like;

to be pleased with'.

Yì — an ancient, rare character meaning 'toto liketo be pleased with'.

Synonyms

  • 爱— to love; to like
  • 喜— to like; to be fond of
  • 好— to like; to be fond of

Antonyms

  • 恶— to dislike; to hate
  • 憎— to hate; to detest

Usage & contexts

Examples

  • This character is rarely used in modern contexts (贀).
  • It appears in some classical texts with the meaning 'to be fond of' (贀).
  • The character 贀 is considered archaic (贀).

Cultural background

FAQ
  • 贀 is an extremely rare character in modern Chinese usage.
  • It appears primarily in classical texts and historical documents.
  • Due to its rarity, it has limited cultural significance in contemporary contexts.

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