Phonosemantic compound. 火 represents the meaning and 戠 represents the sound.
Components
Traditional (熾)
Simplified (炽)
Notes
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Historical Evolution
熾
Bronze
Mid Western Zhou (~900 BC)
熾
Seal
Chu (Warring States: 475-221 BC)
熾
Seal
Shuowen (~100 AD)
熾
Seal
Shuowen (~100 AD)
熾
Clerical
Eastern Han dynasty (25-220 AD)
熾
Clerical
Eastern Han dynasty (25-220 AD)
熾
Regular
Modern
Chinese
炽 / 熾 [chì]
to burn; to blaze; splendid; illustrious
Japanese
embers; live charcoal
Example Sentences
CHINESE WORDS (9)
炽热 [chìrè] #21,703
red-hot
炽烈 [chìliè] #45,116
burning fiercely
白炽灯 [báichìdēng] #54,230
incandescent light
白炽 [báichì] #48,105
white heat
朱高炽 [ZhūGāochì] #62,121
Zhu Gaochi, personal name of fourth Ming emperor Hongxi 洪熙[HóngXī]
旺炽 [wàngchì]
blazing
旺炽型 [wàngchìxíng]
florid (medicine)
旺炽性 [wàngchìxìng]
florid (medicine)
炽热火山云 [chìrèhuǒshānyún]
nuée ardente
JAPANESE WORDS (9)
熾烈 [しれつ] #20,971
fierce (fight, competition, etc.)
熾す [おこす] #37,903
to build (a fire)
燠 [おき] #44,040
embers
熾火 [おきび] #59,013
glowing ember (either red hot charcoal or the glowing remains of burnt firewood)
熾天使 [してんし] #65,212
seraph
熾る [おこる] #87,526
to catch fire (of charcoal)
熾盛 [しじょう] #150,462
vigor (like leaping flames)
熾きる [おきる] #158,833
to be kindled (fire)
熾熱 [しねつ]
intense heat