| 戚 | qī | relative; grief (borrowed meaning from rarely used 慼); sorrow; surname Qi |
| 亲戚 | qīn qi | a relative (i.e. family relation); CL:门,个,位 |
| 戚继光 | Qī Jì guāng | Qi Jiguang (1528-1588), military leader |
| 哀戚 | āi qī | sorrow; grief |
| 悲戚 | bēi qī | mournful |
| 戚墅堰 | Qī shù yàn | Qishu district of Changzhou city 常州市, Jiangsu |
| 戚墅堰区 | Qī shù yàn qū | Qishu district of Changzhou city 常州市, Jiangsu |
| 戚戚 | qī qī | intimate; closely related; sorrowful; distressed |
| 戚友 | qī yǒu | relatives and friends |
| 戚属 | qī shǔ | relative; family member; dependent |
| 戚族 | qī zú | family members; fellow clansman |
| 戚谊 | qī yì | relation; close friendship |
| 皇亲国戚 | huáng qīn guó qī | the emperor relatives (idiom); person with powerful connections |
| 走亲戚 | zǒu qīn qi | to visit relatives |
| 乡戚 | xiāng qi | a relative; a family member |
| 鼓盆之戚 | gǔ pén zhī qī | drumming on a bowl in grief (idiom, refers to Zhuangzi 庄子 grieving for his lost wife); fig. grief for a lost wife |
