淫 | yín | excess; excessive; wanton; lewd; lascivious; obscene; depraved |
荒淫 | huāng yín | licentious |
奸淫 | jiān yín | fornication; adultery; rape; seduction |
卖淫 | mài yín | prostitution |
淫威 | yín wēi | abuse of authority; tyrannical abuse |
荒淫无耻 | huāng yín wú chǐ | shameless |
淫秽 | yín huì | obscene; coarse |
六淫 | liù yín | six excesses causing illness in traditional Chinese medicine, namely: excessive wind 风, cold 寒, heat 暑, damp 湿, dryness燥, fire 火 |
口淫 | kǒu yín | oral sex; fellatio |
富贵不能淫 | fù guì bù néng yín | not corrupted by wealth and honors |
意淫 | yì yín | to fantasize; sexual fantasy |
手淫 | shǒu yín | to masturbate; masturbation |
淫乱 | yín luàn | promiscuous |
淫妇 | yín fù | loose woman; prostitute; Jezebel |
淫径 | yín jìng | evil ways; fornication |
淫欲 | yín yù | lust |
淫书 | yín shū | obscene book; pornography |
淫乐 | yín lè | vice; degenerate pleasures |
淫水 | yín shuǐ | sexual secretions |
淫猥 | yín wěi | obscene; indecent |
淫画 | yín huà | obscene picture |
淫羊藿 | yín yáng huò | Epimedium, genus of herbaceous flowering plant, cultivated in the Far East as aphrodisiac; also called barrenwort or horny goatweed (said to resemble crushed goat's testicles) |
淫荡 | yín dàng | loose in morals; lascivious; licentious; lewd |
淫行 | yín xíng | wanton or lascivious behaviour; adulterous behavior |
淫亵 | yín xiè | obscene |
淫贱 | yín jiàn | morally loose, lewd and low, lascivious and mean; wanton |
淫辱 | yín rǔ | fornication and insults; to rape and insult |
淫逸 | yín yì | to indulge in; dissipation; debauchery |
淫靡 | yín mǐ | profligate; extravagantly showy; (of music) lascivious; decadent |
淫风 | yín fēng | lascivious; wanton |
淫风甚炽 | yín fēng shèn chì | blazing wantonness abounds (idiom) |
淫鬼 | yín guǐ | lecherous devil |
自淫 | zì yín | masturbation |
行淫 | xíng yín | to commit adultery |
诲淫 | huì yín | to stir up lust; to promote sex; to encourage licentiousness |
诲淫性 | huì yín xìng | licentious |
诲淫诲盗 | huì yín huì dào | to promote sex and violence; to stir up lust and covetousness |
骄奢淫逸 | jiāo shē yín yì | extravagant and dissipated; decadent |