夷 (w)

(yí) non-Han people, esp. to the East of China; barbarians; to wipe out; to exterminate; to tear down; to raze

夷平 (w)

(yípíng) to level; to raze to the ground

夷戮 (w)

(yílù) to massacre

夷旷 (w)

(yíkuàng) expansive; level and broad; broad-minded

夷洲 (w)

(yízhōu) land of barbarians; name of Taiwan in 3rd century AD

夷灭 (w)

(yímiè) to massacre; to die out

夷为平地 (w)

(yíwéipíngdì) to level; to raze to the ground

夷然 (w)

(yírán) calm

夷狄 (w)

(yídí) non-Han tribes in the east and north of ancient China; barbarians

夷犹 (w)

(yíyóu) to hesitate

夷门 (w)

(yímén) the Yi gate of 大梁, capital of Wei 魏 during Warring states

夷陵 (w)

(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; Yiling district of Yichang city 宜昌市[Yi2 chang1 shi4], Hubei

夷陵区 (w)

(yílíngqū) Yiling district of Yichang city 宜昌市[Yi2 chang1 shi4], Hubei