| 骑 | qí | to ride (an animal or bike); to sit astride |
| 骑兵 | qí bīng | cavalry |
| 骑马 | qí mǎ | to ride a horse |
| 骑士 | qí shì | horseman; cavalryman; knight (i.e. European nobility) |
| 骑土 | qí tǔ | knight; chevallier; chivalrous |
| 骑士气概 | qí shì qì gài | chivalry |
| 骑士风格 | qí shì fēng gé | knighthood |
| 骑射 | qí shè | equestrian archery; riding and shooting |
| 骑师 | qí shī | a jockey; a horse-rider; a horseman; equestrian |
| 骑楼 | qí lóu | arcade (architecture) |
| 骑墙 | qí qiáng | to sit on the fence; to take both sides in a dispute |
| 骑田岭 | Qí tián lǐng | Qitian mountain range between south Hunan and Guangdong |
| 骑虎难下 | qí hǔ nán xià | if you ride a tiger, it's hard to get off (idiom); fig. impossible to stop halfway |
| 骑术 | qí shù | equestrianism; horsemanship |
| 骑警 | qí jǐng | mounted police (on horse or motorbike) |
| 骑警队 | qí jǐng duì | mounted police detachment (on horse or motorbike) |
| 骑车 | qí chē | to cycle |
| 骑马者 | qí mǎ zhě | horseman; rider; mounted soldier |
| 骑鹤 | qí hè | to ride a crane (as a Daoist adept); to die |
| 骑鹤上扬州 | qí hè shàng Yáng zhōu | lit. to ride a crane to Yangzhou (idiom); to get an official position |
