夷

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イ//    えびす//    えみし//    ころ.す//    たい.らげる////    ebisu//    emishi//    koro.su//    tai.rageru//

barbarian;  savage;  Ainu

Radical: 丿 (slash).   Strokes: 6画.   Elements: ノ一弓大.   Pinyin: yí.   Hangul: 이 [i].   Nanori: しshi.

Jinmeiyō Kanji.

▸ Stroke order diagram

▸ Example compounds

Example compounds:
イ攘夷【じょういjōi】expulsion of the foreigners
夷国【いこくikoku】land of the barbarians
夷俗【いぞくizoku】customs of the barbarians
えびす夷【えびすebisu】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
夷【えびすebisu】Ebisu (god of fishing and commerce)
荒夷【あらえびすaraebisu】(in Japanese history) crude warrior from the eastern parts of the country; wild man

▸ Codes and indices

Codepoints and classification codes:
5937–Unicode
16-48–JIS X 0208
4-6-4–SKIP
0a6.24–TKD
5003.2–Four Corner
Dictionary indices:
182–Classic Nelson
1143–The New Nelson Character Dictionary by A. Nelson
2881–Remembering the Kanji by J. Heisig
535–Japanese Names by P.G. O'Neill
5852–Daikanwajiten 「大漢和辞典」 by T. Morohashi vol. 3 p. 559
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