There are 13 total results for your 瞋恚 search.
Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
瞋恚 see styles |
chēn huì chen1 hui4 ch`en hui chen hui shin'i しんね |
(1) (Buddhist term) dosa (ill will, antipathy); (2) irateness; anger ill-will |
瞋恚使 see styles |
chēn huì shǐ chen1 hui4 shi3 ch`en hui shih chen hui shih shini shi |
The messenger, or lictor of anger. |
瞋恚心 see styles |
chēn huì xīn chen1 hui4 xin1 ch`en hui hsin chen hui hsin shinni shin |
ill-will |
瞋恚怒 see styles |
chēn huin u chen1 huin4 u4 ch`en huin u chen huin u shininu |
rage and anger |
不瞋恚 see styles |
bù chēn huì bu4 chen1 hui4 pu ch`en hui pu chen hui fushin'ni |
abstention from malice |
無瞋恚 无瞋恚 see styles |
wú chēn huì wu2 chen1 hui4 wu ch`en hui wu chen hui Mushini |
Free From Anger |
除瞋恚 see styles |
chú chēn huì chu2 chen1 hui4 ch`u ch`en hui chu chen hui jo shin'i |
lacking hatred |
瞋恚の炎 see styles |
shininohonoo しんいのほのお |
(exp,n) intense antipathy (like a blazing fire); flames of rage |
有瞋恚心 see styles |
yǒu chēn huì xīn you3 chen1 hui4 xin1 yu ch`en hui hsin yu chen hui hsin u shini shin |
hostile |
貪欲瞋恚 贪欲瞋恚 see styles |
tān yù chēn huì tan1 yu4 chen1 hui4 t`an yü ch`en hui tan yü chen hui tonyoku shini |
craving and ill-will |
Variations: |
shini; shinni; shinne しんい; しんに; しんね |
(1) {Buddh} dosa (ill will, antipathy); (2) irateness; anger |
貪欲瞋恚愚痴 see styles |
tān yù chēn huì yú chī tan1 yu4 chen1 hui4 yu2 chi1 t`an yü ch`en hui yü ch`ih tan yü chen hui yü chih |
rāga, dveṣa, moha; desire, anger, ignorance (or stupidity), the three poisons. |
貪欲瞋恚愚癡 贪欲瞋恚愚癡 see styles |
tān yù chēn huì yú chī tan1 yu4 chen1 hui4 yu2 chi1 t`an yü ch`en hui yü ch`ih tan yü chen hui yü chih tonyoku shini guchi |
desire, ill-will, and ignorance |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
This page contains 13 results for "瞋恚" in Chinese and/or Japanese.Information about this dictionary:
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