This is the 8429th most frequent Japanese word.
惹い
"惹い" is not a standalone word; it is part of conjugations like "惹いる" (to attract or charm).
The word "惹" here is in its passive form "惹かれた" and indicates an emotional attraction or influence.
彼女の言葉に心が惹かれた。
I was drawn to her words.
In this sentence, "惹いた" is used in its active form and represents the elicitation or instigation of a feeling.
その風景が惹いた感動を忘れない。
I will not forget the inspiration drawn from that scenery.
Here, "惹かれる" expresses being emotionally or mentally attracted or fascinated in a passive form.