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箕子 (gei1 zi2) — meaning, pronunciation, examples

箕子 (gei1 zi2, Jī zǐ) — Jizi, legendary sage from end of Shang dynasty (c. 1100 BC), said to have opposed the tyrant Zhou 紂|纣[Zhou4], then ruled ancient Korea in the Zhou 周[Zhou1] dynasty

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Usage

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beyond HSK

Related words

• 箕斗 (gei1 dau2) — A skip; constellations; false reputation; fingerprint
• 箕 (gei1) — winnow basket; a sieve; a dustpan; a surname; loop (of a fingerprint)
• 刉 (gei1) — Cut
• 嘰咕 (gei1 gu1) — to speak very softly, to murmur
• 嘰嘰趷趷 (gei1 gei1 gat6 gat6) — stutter, be annoying, or stand in the way
• 嘰趷 (gei1 gat6) — stutter; to hinder people from progressing

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