- 厮杀 sīshā to fight hand to handto fight at close quarters with weapons; to massacre each other; to fight tooth and nail
- 厮混 sīhùn to associate withTo spend time with; to hang out or socialize with someone
- 厮守 sīshǒu to stay togetherTo spend a long time together or stay side by side, typically used of loved ones or family members; to look after one another
- 厮打 sīdǎ to come to blowsto fight or tussle with each other; to maul one another or be it by grappling or striking
- 小厮 xiǎosī manservant(literary) an underage male servant or page, common in traditional vernacular literature
- 长相厮守 chángxiāngsīshǒu to stay together for life(of a couple) to stay together for a lifetime; to remain in each other's company forever
- 耳鬓厮磨 ěrbìnsīmó to be intimately close(idiom) literally ears and sideburns rubbing against one another; describes two people (especially a young couple or childhood friends) being extremely intimate or spending a lot of time together
- 厮养 sīyǎng servantsservants or laborers who perform menial tasks and chores
- 厮缠 sīchán to pesterto entangle each other; to harass or pester someone persistently
- 厮熟 sīshú familiar with one another(literary) to be well acquainted or very familiar with each other
- 厮搏 sībó to fightto come to blows; to fight; to tussle
- 厮下 sīxià lowly person(literary) a person of mean or humble social status; those in a lowly position
- 厮伴 sībàn to keep companyto stay together; to keep each other company
- 厮吵 sīchǎo to quarrelto quarrel with each other; to bicker
- 厮役 sīyì servantservants who perform menial tasks or low-level manual labor
- 厮徒 sītú servantsservants or laborers performing menial duties; low-ranking domestic workers
- 厮舍 sīshè servants' quartersLiving quarters for people who perform manual labor or lowly tasks; servants' housing.
- 厮见 sījiàn to see each other(literary) to meet face to face; to see one another
- 厮赶 sīgǎn to travel togetherTo travel together in each other's company, usually in a hurry or at a steady pace.
- 厮锣 sīluó small gonga type of small gong used in traditional Chinese music
- 厮闹 sīnào to frolicto frolic or play around together; to make a scene or have a spree with a spree with others
- 哨厮 shàosī swindler(archaic) a trickster, rogue, or swindler; variant form used in old texts
- 毛腾厮火 máoténgsīhuǒ rash and reckless(dialect) reckless; hot-tempered; acting without thought; descriptive of a person who is difficult to manage once provoked
- 牙齿捉对儿厮打 yáchǐzhuōduìrsīdǎ teeth chatteringto have one's teeth chatter or knock together due to extreme cold or intense fear
- 秃厮 tūsī Buddhist monk(derogatory) baldy; abusive term for a Buddhist monk
- 这厮 zhèsī this guythis fellow; this person; an insulting or derogatory way to refer to a man, used primarily in traditional literature
- 那厮 nàsī that so-and-so(colloquial) that guy; that fellow; used as a contemptuous or derogatory term for a person
Sources
- Frequency data
- MTSU Chinese text computingSUBTLEX-CH