Cantonese · Jyutping
Mandarin · Pinyin
- cì
English
- give, bestow favors
- (bound form) to confer; to bestow; to grant
- appoint
- (literary) gift; favor
- Taiwan pr. [si4]
- (by a deity or ruler) to grant; to confer; to bestow
粵語
- 由神明、君主、王室、皇族給予、畀
As a component in
Variants
Words containing 賜
- 賜教ci3 gaau3
(honorific) to impart one's wisdom; to enlighten
- 賜予ci3 jyu5
to grant; to bestow
- 恩賜jan1 ci3
to bestow (favors, charity etc)
- 賞賜soeng2 ci3
to bestow a reward
- 賜與ci3 jyu5
variant of 賜予|赐予[ci4 yu3]
- 賜坐ci3 zo6
to be permitted by a member of the royal family to take a seat
- 賜座ci3 zo6
to be permitted by a member of the royal family to take a seat
- 賜姓ci3 sing3
(of an emperor) to bestow a surname
- 御賜jyu6 ci3
to be bestowed by the emperor
- 頒賜baan1 ci3
to award (a medal etc)
- 欽賜jam1 ci3
(of an emperor) to bestow
- 賜給ci3 kap1
to bestow; to give
- 天賜tin1 ci3
bestowed by heaven
- 賜死ci3 sei2
(of a ruler) to order sb to commit suicide (in lieu of execution)
- 賜福ci3 fuk1
to bless
- 厚賜hau5 ci3
to reward generously
- 賜顧ci3 gu3
to honor (sb) by one's visit; to patronize (a shop or restaurant)
- 端木賜dyun1 muk6 ci3
Duanmu Ci (520 BC-446 BC), disciple of Confucius, also known as Zi Gong 子貢|子贡[Zi3 Gong4]
- 賜鑒ci3 gaam3
(formal) (used in a submitted document) please review; for your kind consideration
- 賜爵ci3 zoek3
to bestow a noble title
- 天賜良緣tin1 ci3 loeng4 jyun4
to describe a destined relationship between a couple
- 速賜康cuk1 ci3 hong1
(Tw) (coll.) pentazocine (a synthetic opioid analgesic)
- 不吝賜教bat1 leon6 ci3 gaau3
to be so kind as to enlighten me
- 拜你所賜baai3 nei5 so2 ci3
(derog.) this is all thanks to you!; well, thanks a lot!