邪

xié = xi + e2

old variant of 邪[xie2]

邪 = 牙 + 阝 : Marie Curie (xi) meets the Imperator (阝) in the elevator's kitchen (e2) and instantly knows he's possessed by a demon (邪) by how large his fangs (牙) have become.

xié = xi + e2

demonic / iniquitous / nefarious / evil / unhealthy influences that cause disease (Chinese medicine) / (coll.) strange / abnormal

邪 = 牙 + 阝 : Marie Curie (xi) meets the Imperator (阝) in the elevator's kitchen (e2) and instantly knows he's possessed by a demon (邪) by how large his fangs (牙) have become.

邪 character breakdown

邪
- 牙
- 阝

yá = y + a2

tooth / ivory / CL:顆|颗[ke1]

Mnemonic symbol: wisdom tooth. Maud Younger has a wisdom tooth removed just inside the ashram's kitchen.

Character component without intrinsic meaning

When on the left hand side of any character, it's the pope, but when it's on the right hand side of any character, it's the emperor.

Characters with 邪 as component

yá = y + a2

used in place names, notably 瑯琊山|琅琊山[Lang2 ya2 Shan1] / Taiwan pr. [ye2]

yé = y + e2

old variant of 揶[ye2]

Words with 邪

dishonest practices

term in TCM describing the progress of disease as an opposition between vital energy 正氣|正气[zheng4 qi4] and pathogeny 邪氣|邪气[xie2 qi4]

noxious winds, evil influences (idiom); malignant social trends

to avoid calamities and evil spirits

without guilt

pathogeny (cause of disease) in TCM / as opposed to vital energy 正氣|正气[zheng4 qi4]

to exorcise / to drive away evil spirits

to drive away demons to prevent calamity (idiom)

lies and slander / malicious calumny

opposition between vital energy 正氣|正气[zheng4 qi4] and pathogeny 邪氣|邪气[xie2 qi4] (TCM)

Sentences with 邪

邪 currently does not appear in any sentence.