Ti

T’i

Generic relationship or part and whole relationship, one of the proofs of agreement. See Mo che. — W.T.C.

Fuente: The Dictionary of Philosophy

Ti

The Confucian anthropomorphic Lord or Supreme Lord (Shang Ti), almost interchangeable with Heaven (T’ien) except that Ti refers to the Lord as the directing and governing power whereas Heaven refers to the Lord in the sense of omnipresence and all-inclusiveness.

The world-honored deities (such as those of the four directions and the Five Elements).

Mythological sovereigns whose virtues approximate those of Heaven and Earth.

— W.T.C.

Fuente: The Dictionary of Philosophy

Ti

Also t’i.

Respect for elders. Seehsiao.

Brotherliness.

Younger brother.

— W.T.C.

Fuente: The Dictionary of Philosophy