无忌 (wújì) · without scruple; unrestrained

童言无忌 'a child's words carry no taboo' is said when a child blurts out something unlucky, such as a word about death at New Year, to cancel any bad omen.

In Pop Culture

张无忌 Zhāng Wújì

Zhang Wuji

Hero of 金庸's wuxia novel 《倚天屠龙记》 (The Heaven Sword and Dragon Saber).

长孙无忌 Zhǎngsūn Wújì

Zhangsun Wuji

Chancellor and brother-in-law of Tang emperor Taizong, first among the officials he honored in the Lingyan Pavilion.

Stroke Order

无 wú

忌 jì

Related Words

肆无忌惮 sìwú-jìdàn HSK 7-9 #20,701

absolutely unrestrained / unbridled / reckless / without the slightest scruple

无家可归 wújiā-kěguī HSK 7-9 #5,080

homeless / without a home to return to

无疑 wúyí HSK 6 #5,386

undoubtedly; without doubt / certainly; beyond question

有口无心 yǒukǒu-wúxīn

to speak without meaning it / to say things without thinking / sharp-tongued but soft-hearted

无权 wúquán #6,789

to have no right (to do something) / unauthorized; without authority

无助 wúzhù #6,934

helpless / powerless / without help

毫无疑问 háowú yíwèn #2,637

without a doubt / undoubtedly / beyond question

毫无 háowú HSK 6 #1,348

completely without / not the slightest / utterly devoid of

无缘无故 wúyuán-wúgù #8,481

for no reason; without cause / out of the blue; unprovoked

无论是 wúlùnshì #4,946

whether it is / regardless of whether