馗

kuí
  1. cheekbone
  2. crossroads
  3. high

CEDICT

  1. (literary) alternative form of 逵 (kuí, “thoroughfare”)
  2. Used in personal names.
  3. alternative form of 逵 (kuí, “thoroughfare”)

Wiktionary

  1. 四通八达的道路。
  2. 人名用字。如唐玄宗时有锺馗。

重編國語辭典

Containing this entry

钟馗 Zhōng Kuí
  1. Zhong Kui (mythological figure, supposed to drive away evil spirits)
  2. (fig.) a person with the courage to fight against evil

Related entries

孤拐 gūguǎi
  1. cheekbone
  2. ankle
頄 qiú cheekbone
頯 kuí
  1. cheekbone
  2. protrude
十字路口 shízìlùkǒu
  1. crossroads
  2. intersection
在十字路口右转。

Turn right at the crossroad.

Turn right at the intersection.

Source: Tatoeba

逵 kuí
  1. crossroads
  2. thoroughfare
亢 kàng
  1. high
  2. overbearing
  3. excessive
峻 jùn
  1. (of mountains) high
  2. harsh or severe
崇 chóng
  1. high
  2. sublime
  3. lofty
  4. to esteem
  5. to worship
崟 yín
  1. high
  2. rugged mountains
  3. steep
峣 yáo
  1. high
  2. steep
  3. to tower
杲 gǎo
  1. high
  2. sun shines brightly
  3. to shine
潼 tóng
  1. high
  2. name of a pass
轩昂 xuānáng
  1. high
  2. lofty
  3. elevated
  4. dignified
高 gāo
  1. high
  2. tall
  3. above average
  4. loud
  5. your (honorific)
你真高啊！

How tall you are!

Source: Tatoeba

轩 xuān
  1. pavilion with a view
  2. high
  3. tall
  4. high fronted, curtained carriage (old)
不菲 bùfěi
  1. considerable (cost etc)
  2. bountiful (crop etc)
  3. high (social status etc)
高昂 gāoáng
  1. to hold (one's head) high
  2. expensive
  3. high (spirits etc)
馬不但象徵著剛健、高昂、昌盛、發達，還代表著奮鬥不止、自強不息的民族精神。

The horse does not just represent energy, high spirits, prosperity, development, but also stands for a national spirit of struggling on without stopping, and of striving on without giving up.

Source: Tatoeba

昂 áng
  1. to lift
  2. to raise
  3. to raise one's head
  4. high
  5. high spirits
  6. soaring
  7. expensive
列昂尼德突然出現。

Leonid suddenly appeared.

Source: Tatoeba

耸 sǒng
  1. to excite
  2. to raise up
  3. to shrug
  4. high
  5. lofty
  6. towering
她聳了聳肩。

She shrugged her shoulders.

Source: Tatoeba