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Matthews

younger brother
#323
Chapter-19 HSK-A
7 strokes

Compositions

Explanation of characters by Herbert A. Giles

T'i to behave as a younger brother is a verbal sense developed from the original sound and signification of the character read ti4 = younger brother. For convenience' sake the former is sometimes written 悌, with 心 hsin heart as radical.

Explanation of characters by Herbert A. Giles

Ti has been regarded as an altered form of 第 ti order, series, from which the sense of younger brother has been developed. It is also said to be the picture of a thong encircling a faggot. In colloquial, 兄弟 hsiung ti means younger brother, and 弟兄 ti hsiung means brothers.

Chinese-English (CC-CEDICT)



younger brother/junior male/I (modest word in letter)



variant of 悌[ti4]

Phrases ending with the given character

táng
xiōng
father's brother's sons/paternal male cousin
xiǎo
di
little brother/little boy/(coll.) penis
shī
xīng
fellow apprentices/fellow students (male)
xiōng
sworn brothers
méng
xiōng
sworn brother
biǎo
xiōng
male cousins via female line

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Cantonese slang

Cantonese (transcription)