| 賜 | [ cì ] to confer, to bestow, to grant, Taiwan pr. [si4] |
| 賜予 | [ cì yǔ ] to grant, to bestow |
| 賜姓 | [ cì xìng ] to bestow a surname (of emperor conferring favor on ethnic group) |
| 賜教 | [ cì ] (honorific) to impart one's wisdom, to enlighten |
| 賜死 | [ cì sǐ ] (of a ruler) to order sb to commit suicide |
| 賜福 | [ cì fú ] to bless |
| 賜給 | [ cì geǐ ] to bestow, to give |
| 賜與 | [ cì yǔ ] variant of 賜予|赐予[ci4 yu3] |
| ⇒ 不吝賜教 | [ bù lìn cì ] to be so kind as to enlighten me |
| ⇒ 天賜 | [ tiān cì ] bestowed by heaven |
| ⇒ 御賜 | [ yù cì ] to be bestowed, conferred, or granted by the emperor |
| ⇒ 恩賜 | [ ēn cì ] favor, to give charity to sb out of pity |
| ⇒ 拜你所賜 | [ baì nǐ suǒ cì ] (derog.) this is all thanks to you!, well, thanks a lot! |
| ⇒ 端木賜 | [ duān mù cì ] Duanmu Ci (520 BC-446 BC), disciple of Confucius, also known as Zi Gong 子貢|子贡[Zi3 Gong4] |
| ⇒ 賞賜 | [ shǎng cì ] to bestow, to confer (a reward for service), a reward |
| ⇒ 頒賜 | [ bān cì ] to award (a prize), to confer on sb, to confer upon by authority |