si1 Guangdong Romanization: fen1 xi1 Sinological IPA (key): /fɐn⁵⁵ siː⁵⁵/ <span class="searchmatch">分屍</span> to cut a corpse into pieces; to split or dismember a corpse 五馬分屍 / 五马分尸 (wǔmǎfēnshī)...
In usage, from Chinese <span class="searchmatch">分屍</span> / 分尸 (phân thi), but with the substitution of phân (分) with the etymologically unrelated phanh through phono-semantic matching...
(fēnzǐshì) 分家 (fēnjiā) 分寸 (fēncùn) 分封 (fēnfēng) 分尼 分局 (fēnjú) 分居 (fēnjū) <span class="searchmatch">分屍</span> / 分尸 (fēnshī) 分岔 (fēnchà) 分崩 (fēnbēng) 分工 (fēngōng) 分布 (fēnbù) 分店 (fēndiàn)...
(jièshīhuánhún) 停屍 / 停尸 停屍房 / 停尸房 (tíngshīfáng) 停屍間 / 停尸间 (tíngshījiān) 全屍 / 全尸 <span class="searchmatch">分屍</span> / 分尸 (fēnshī) 劈屍萬段 / 劈尸万段 喪屍 / 丧尸 (sàngshī) 屍妖 / 尸妖 (shīyāo) 屍山血海 / 尸山血海 (shīshānxuèhǎi)...
分尸 – see <span class="searchmatch">分屍</span> (“to cut a corpse into pieces; to split or dismember a corpse”). (This term is the simplified and variant traditional form of <span class="searchmatch">分屍</span>). Notes:...
five horse; surname to cut a corpse into pieces; to split or dismember a corpse trad. (五馬分屍) 五 馬 <span class="searchmatch">分屍</span> simp. (五马分尸) 五 马 分尸...