PINYIN SYLLABLE
Characters pronounced “chi”
48 characters across different Mandarin tones.
to eat; to consume
6 strokes
(onom.) giggling
10 strokes
ignorant
10 strokes
scops owl
10 strokes
(bound form) sleep (dried mucus in the corner of the eye)
11 strokes
to whip with bamboo strips
11 strokes
laugh at
13 strokes
ugly woman
13 strokes
imbecile
13 strokes
dragon with horns not yet grown (in myth or heraldry)
16 strokes
Chinese character
16 strokes
Chinese character
19 strokes
used in 魑魅[chi1mei4]
19 strokes
to unstring a bow
6 strokes
pond
6 strokes
to run fast
6 strokes
late
7 strokes
name of a district in Shandong
8 strokes
to hold
9 strokes
Chinese character
13 strokes
courtyard
15 strokes
used in 踟躕|踟蹰[chi2chu2]
15 strokes
Chinese character
15 strokes
bamboo flute with 7 or 8 holes
16 strokes
a Chinese foot
4 strokes
foot (unit of length equal to 0.3048 m)
7 strokes
extravagant
8 strokes
tooth
8 strokes
Chinese character
10 strokes
(bound form) shame; humiliation; disgrace
10 strokes
salted fermented beans
11 strokes
to strip
15 strokes
Chinese character
15 strokes
step with the left foot (Kangxi radical 60)
3 strokes
to scold
5 strokes
to blame
5 strokes
red
7 strokes
(bound form) to put in order
7 strokes
to burn
9 strokes
(bound form) wing (of a bird or insect)
10 strokes
imperial orders
11 strokes
only (classical, usually follows negative or question words)
12 strokes
Chinese character
12 strokes
to detain
13 strokes
used in 瘛瘲|瘛疭[chi4zong4]
15 strokes
Chinese character
16 strokes
spoon
11 strokes
surname Chi
9 strokes