遺 (yí)
to lose; to leave behind; to bequeath; regret
How 遺 is written
- Strokes
- 15
- Radical
- 辶 — walk
- Traditional
- 遺
- Simplified
- 遗
Common words using 遺
- 遺忘 yíwàng
- to become forgotten; to forget
- 遺憾 yíhàn
- regret; to regret; to be sorry that
- 不遺餘力 bùyíyúlì
- to spare no pains or effort (idiom); to do one's utmost
- 後遺症 hòuyízhèng
- medical after-effects; repercussions of an illness
- 遺傳 yíchuán
- heredity; inheritance; to transmit
- 遺囑 yízhǔ
- testament; will
- 遺址 yízhǐ
- ruins; historic relics
- 遺失 yíshī
- to lose; lost
- 遺書 yíshū
- posthumous writing; testament; suicide note
- 遺棄 yíqì
- to leave; to abandon
- 遺漏 yílòu
- to overlook; to miss; to omit
- 遺照 yízhào
- picture of the deceased
遺 in a sentence
很遺憾我沒辦法參加你的婚禮。
Hěn yíhàn wǒ méi bànfǎ cānjiā nǐ de hūnlǐ.
“It's a pity I can't attend your wedding.”
How common is 遺?
遺 is the 890th most frequent character in written Chinese. Characters up to this rank account for about 87.2% of all running text.
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