夷
Readings
Kana:
イ、えびす、えみし、ころ.す、たい.らげる
Romaji:
i, ebisu, emishi, koro.su, tai.rageru
Name Reading
Kana:
し
Romaji:
shi
Meanings
barbarian, savage, Ainu
Stroke Diagram
Kanji Info
Stroke Count:
6
Radical Number:
4
Frequency:
2324
Grade:
9
Skip Pattern:
4-6-4
Korean Reading:
i
Chinese Reading:
yi2
Unicode:
5937
JIS:
3050
Indexes
Nelson Index: 182
New Nelson Index: 1143
Spahn Hadamitzky Index: 0a6.24
Four Corner Index: 5003.2
Japanese Names Index: 535
Daikanwanjiten Index: 5852
Daikanwanjiten Index and Page: 3.0559
Remembering the kanji Index: 2881
2013 Kanji Learners Index: 2962
Remembering the Kanji 6th Index: 2893
Kodansha Kanji Index: 4349
Words
恵比寿
(えびす、ゑびす、えべす、ひるこ)
Ebisu; god of fishing and commerce
夷
(い)
barbarian
攘夷
(じょうい)
expel the barbarians; expulsion of the foreigners; late Edo period (19th century) revolutionary slogan
焼夷弾
(しょういだん)
fire bomb; incendiary bomb
蝦夷雷鳥
(えぞらいちょう、エゾライチョウ)
hazel grouse (Bonasa bonasia)
夷
(えびす)
peoples formerly of northern Japan with distinct language and culture (i.e. the Ainu); provincial (i.e. a person who lives far from the city); brutish, unsophisticated warrior (esp. used by Kyoto samurai to refer to samurai from eastern Japan); foreigner; barbarian
蝦夷
(えぞ、えみし)
historical term for non-Yamato peoples in northern Japan; Yezo (northern part of Meiji-era Japan, esp. Hokkaido, but also Sakhalin and the Kuril Islands)
征夷大将軍
(せいいたいしょうぐん)
commander-in-chief of the expeditionary force against the barbarians; great, unifying leader
東夷
(あずまえびす、とうい)
(in Japanese history) warrior from the eastern parts of Japan; eastern barbarians; people east of China (from the perspective of China)
辛夷
(こぶし)
kobus magnolia; Magnolia praecocissima; Magnolia kobus