大印

dàyìn
  1. stamp
  2. official seal

CEDICT

Entry Composition

1 大 dà
  1. big; large; great
  2. older (than another person)
  3. eldest (as in 大姐 dàjiě)
  4. greatly; freely; fully
  5. (dialect) father
  6. (dialect) uncle (father's brother)
2 印 yìn
  1. to print
  2. to mark
  3. to engrave
  4. a seal
  5. a print
  6. a stamp
  7. a mark
  8. a trace
  9. image

Related entries

图章 túzhāng
  1. stamp
  2. seal

classifier: 方
戳儿 chuōr
  1. stamp
  2. seal
戳子 chuōzi
  1. stamp
  2. seal
戳记 chuōjì
  1. stamp
  2. seal
邮票 yóupiào (postage) stamp

classifiers: 枚, 張

你有外國郵票嗎？

Do you have any foreign stamps?

Source: Tatoeba

邮花 yóuhuā (dialect) (postage) stamp
顿足 dùnzú stamp (one's feet)
印鉴 yìnjiàn
  1. seal impression
  2. stamp
  3. mark from a seal serving as signature
章子 zhāngzi
  1. seal
  2. stamp
印章 yìnzhāng
  1. seal
  2. signet
  3. chop
  4. stamp

classifier: 方
烙印 làoyìn
  1. to brand (cattle etc)
  2. brand
  3. (fig.) to leave a lasting mark
  4. to stigmatize
  5. mark
  6. stamp
  7. stigma
戳 chuō
  1. to jab
  2. to poke
  3. to stab
  4. (coll.) to sprain
  5. to blunt
  6. to fuck (vulgar)
  7. to stand
  8. to stand (sth) upright
  9. stamp
  10. seal
湯姆用叉子戳我的手臂。

Tom stuck a fork in my arm.

Source: Tatoeba

公章 gōngzhāng official seal
印信 yìnxìn
  1. official seal
  2. legally binding seal
印玺 yìnxǐ
  1. official seal
  2. imperial or royal seal
  3. papal bull
官印 guānyìn official seal
印把子 yìnbàzi
  1. seal of authority
  2. official seal
关防 guānfáng
  1. security measures (esp. border security)
  2. official seal (esp. military seal during Qing and Ming times)