癿
separate; other; don't; distinguish
Meanings
6 senses · 13 examplesverb
to leave; to part; to separate
Used for temporary or permanent separation from people or places.
We bid farewell to our hometown.
We all cried when we parted.
adjective
other; another; different
Used as an attributive modifier before nouns, often with 的.
I have other things to do.
Let's go somewhere else; there are too many people here.
verb
to distinguish; to differentiate; to classify
Often used with 于 to indicate difference from something else.
What is the difference between these two books?
Don't lump me together with you.
adverb
don't; do not (imperative)
neutralUsed to give negative commands or warnings. Very common in imperative sentences.
Don't go! I still have something to say.
Don't worry; everything will be fine.
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Stop arguing/noise!
verb
to pin; to fasten with a pin; to stick in
Often used with 着 or resultative complements. Refers to attaching things with pins, clips, or by tucking.
Please pin the badge on your clothes.
He had a fountain pen tucked in (his pocket/collar).
noun
used in place names
technicalSpecifically used in the place name 别藏 (Biézàng) in Gansu Province. This is a specialized geographic usage.
Biézàng is a place name in Gansu Province.
This place is called Biézàng, pronounced Biézàng.