凌夷

língyí

to deteriorate

夷平

yípíng

to level

夷戮

yílù

to massacre

夷旷

yíkuàng

expansive

夷洲

Yízhōu

land of barbarians

夷灭

yímiè

to massacre

夷然

yírán

calm

夷狄

yídí

non-Han tribes in the east and north of ancient China

夷犹

yíyóu

to hesitate

夷门

Yímén

the Yi gate of [[大梁]], capital of Wei [[魏]] during Warring states

夷陵

Yílíng

Yiling (barbarian mound), historical place name in Yichang county [[宜昌縣|宜昌县]] Hubei, first mentioned in history (after its destruction by Qin) as burial place of the former Chu kings

攘夷

rǎngyí

to repel the barbarians

东夷

Dōngyí

Eastern Barbarians, non-Han tribe living to the east of China c 2200 BC

色夷

sèyí

smiling genially

虾夷

Xiāyí

Emishi or Ebisu, ethnic group of ancient Japan, thought to be related to modern Ainus

蛮夷

mányí

common term for non-Han peoples in former times, not exclusively derogatory

逆夷

nìyí

invaders (insulting term)

鄙夷

bǐyí

to despise

陵夷

língyí

to deteriorate

三夷教

sānyíjiào

the three foreign religions (Nestorianism, Manicheanism and Zoroastrianism)