| 颐 | [ yí ] cheek, lower cheek, chin, jaw, to nourish |
| 颐和园 | [ yí hé yuán ] Summer Palace in Beijing |
| 颐性养寿 | [ yí xìng yǎng shoù ] to take care of one's spirit and keep fit (idiom) |
| 颐指 | [ yí zhǐ ] to order with the chin, to indicate what one wants by facial gesture |
| 颐指气使 | [ yí zhǐ qì shǐ ] lit. to order people by pointing the chin (idiom); to signal orders by facial gesture, arrogant and bossy |
| 颐指风使 | [ yí zhǐ fēng shǐ ] lit. to order people by pointing the chin (idiom); to signal orders by facial gesture, arrogant and bossy |
| 颐养 | [ yí yǎng ] to nourish, to nurture, to strengthen |
| 颐养天年 | [ yí yǎng tiān nián ] lit. to nurture one's years (idiom), fig. to enjoy one's later years |
| ⇒ 伙颐 | [ huǒ yí ] variant of 夥頤|夥颐[huo3 yi2] |
| ⇒ 周敦颐 | [ zhoū dūn yí ] Zhou Dunyi (1017-1073), Song dynasty neo-Confucian scholar |
| ⇒ 夥颐 | [ huǒ yí ] (literary) very many, wow! (an exclamation of surprise and admiration) |
| ⇒ 大块朵颐 | [ dà duǒ yí ] to chew on a large slab (idiom); a large mouthful is hard to chew, to tuck into a great meal |
| ⇒ 大快朵颐 | [ dà duǒ yí ] to gorge oneself, to eat heartily (idiom) |
| ⇒ 朵颐 | [ duǒ yí ] to move the jaw, to munch, to masticate |
| ⇒ 程颐 | [ chéng yí ] Cheng Yi (1033-1107), Song neo-Confucian scholar |
| ⇒ 解颐 | [ jiě yí ] to smile, to laugh |