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以 — Chinese character

以
yǐ
according to; so as to; because of; then

Pinyin
yǐ
Radical
9 ⼈ (Man)
Strokes
5
Components
人
Japanese
以 as a kanji

Common words with 以

WordPinyinMeaning
可以kě yǐcan; may
以及yǐ jíand; as well as
所以suǒ yǐtherefore; as a result
以后 (以後)yǐ hòuafter; later
以下yǐ xiàthat level or lower; that amount or less
以上yǐ shàngthat level or higher; that amount or more; the above-mentioned
以来 (以來)yǐ láisince (used after a specified time or event)
以前yǐ qiánbefore; formerly
以为 (以為)yǐ wéito think; to believe (often with the implication that the belief is mistaken – unless referring to one's own current belief)
难以 (難以)nán yǐhard to (predict, imagine etc)
以外yǐ wàiapart from; other than
得以dé yǐable to; so that sb can

English words written with 以

以 in the Chinese classics

Occurrences: Tao Te Ching 163 · Analects 211 · Art of War 95 · I Ching 23 · Mencius 635 · Zhuangzi 1252 · Great Learning 35 · Doctrine of the Mean 79

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