原書拼音: /tou̯³⁵ jiː²¹/
island barbarian, in particular
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島夷恃其水深，驕傲不臣。王命伊喰^朴^伊-宗將兵討之。宗作木偶師子載於大艦之上，威之云：「不降則放此獸。」島夷畏而降。
Relying on the depths of their waters, the savages of the island [modern Ulleungdo, South Korea] were arrogant and did not submit. The king ordered his ichan, Bak Ijong, to lead an army and subjugate them. [I]jong made wooden figures of lions, loaded them atop a great warship, and threatened them, saying: "If you do not surrender, I will unleash these beasts on you." The islanders were scared and surrendered.
island barbarian, in particular:；in ancient times, people living along what is now the Chinese coastline
用例
島夷皮服，夾右碣石入于河。
The wild people of the islands [brought] dresses of skins [i.e. fur dresses]; keeping close on the right to the rocks of Jie, they entered the He [Yellow River].
island barbarian, in particular:；during the Northern and Southern dynasties, a derogatory name for the inhabitants of South China
island barbarian, in particular:；the Japanese
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余即島夷之人也。當壬辰之歲，清正非義興師，欲伐東土，而以我為先鋒。
I am Japanese. In the year 1592, when Kiyomasa unrighteously dispatched his army in his desire to conquer Korea, he made me [part of] the vanguard.
island barbarian, in particular:；people of the seas south of China, i.e. Southeast Asia
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海外島夷無慮數千國，莫不執玉貢琛，以修民職。
The overseas island barbarians number in the several thousands of kingdoms, but there are none who do not offer jade and pay tribute in treasures, thereby carrying out their duty as subjects.