夷門

简 夷门 · 繁 夷門
Mandarin · pinyin Yí mén

Meanings

  1. the Yi gate of 大梁, capital of Wei 魏 during Warring states
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夷
yí · ancient barbarian tribes
門
mén · gate, door, entrance, opening; Kangxi radical 169
门
mén · gate, door, entrance, opening
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2–2 · Yi2 men2

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ji4 mun4

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