ji
IPA: dʒˈi
Root Word: Ji
noun
- (historical) An ancient settlement in northeastern China within modern Beijing
- (historical) The state which it ruled
- (historical) Yan, a later state and city at the same location
- A county of Linfen, Shanxi, China.
- Initialism of John Innes - a generic range of horticultural composts [A generic range of horticultural composts.]
- Initialism of Jemaah Islamiyah, an Islamist militant organization based in Indonesia
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Examples of "ji" in Sentences
- It was time for Baba ji to speak.
- Ji is the arity of the predicate Ij.
- Ji was one of the many that resigned.
- Ji li's grandma cares for Ji li a lot.
- Only the Enryaku ji escaped unscathed.
- All the teachers are addressed as Shriman ji .
- All the teachers are addressed as 'Shriman ji'.
- There are several meanings for the word ji, however.
- The institute runs under the supervision of the JIS Foundation.
- The picture of the personality of Satguru Ji is matchless and unique.
- Another song Kavitha ji, which is also well picturized, from shehnai:
- In the early days Mata Ji was unquestionably the power behind the throne.
- So is the Kofuku-ji, which is a 15 minute walk from Daibutsu-Den, and on the way to the JR Nara station.
- Tamiya almost faced the entrance to the Gwansho [u] ji, which is one of the few relics of the time still extant.
- Fruit Chan is probably best known for his film Dumplings Gaau ji, which is both disturbing and very uncomfortable.
- Another song Kavitha ji, which is also well picturized, from shehnai: Pankh hote tau ud aati re rasiya ho jalima, ...
- Such a system demonstrated a vivid application of Han China's jimi strategy — ji is a halter for horses and mi is a halter for buffalos.
- And Emma answered him, 'You can find your way back by listening to the sound of the bell of En-gaku-ji, which is heard in the Nan-en-budi world, going south.'
- The section of blade closest to the guard is called the jiàngen or root, and is mainly used for defensive actions; on some late period jian, the base of the blade was made into an unsharpened ricasso.