There are 9 total results for your 何處 search.
| Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
何處 何处 see styles |
hé chù he2 chu4 ho ch`u ho chu kasho いどこ |
whence; where (out-dated kanji) (pn,adj-no) (1) (kana only) where; what place; (2) how much (long, far); what extent; (out-dated kanji) (out-dated or obsolete kana usage) (pn,adj-no) (1) (kana only) where; what place; (2) how much (long, far); what extent how on earth? |
向何處 向何处 see styles |
xiàng hé chù xiang4 he2 chu4 hsiang ho ch`u hsiang ho chu |
whither |
在何處 在何处 see styles |
zài hé chù zai4 he2 chu4 tsai ho ch`u tsai ho chu zai ka sho |
where? |
於何處 于何处 see styles |
yú hé chù yu2 he2 chu4 yü ho ch`u yü ho chu o ka sho |
where? |
無論何處 无论何处 see styles |
wú lùn hé chù wu2 lun4 he2 chu4 wu lun ho ch`u wu lun ho chu |
anywhere; wherever |
人生何處不相逢 人生何处不相逢 see styles |
rén shēng hé chù bù xiāng féng ren2 sheng1 he2 chu4 bu4 xiang1 feng2 jen sheng ho ch`u pu hsiang feng jen sheng ho chu pu hsiang feng |
it's a small world (idiom) |
天涯何處無芳草 天涯何处无芳草 see styles |
tiān yá hé chù wú fāng cǎo tian1 ya2 he2 chu4 wu2 fang1 cao3 t`ien ya ho ch`u wu fang ts`ao tien ya ho chu wu fang tsao |
there are plenty more fish in the sea (idiom) |
萬法歸一一歸何處 万法归一一归何处 see styles |
wàn fǎ guī yī yī guī hé chù wan4 fa3 gui1 yi1 yi1 gui1 he2 chu4 wan fa kuei i i kuei ho ch`u wan fa kuei i i kuei ho chu manbō ki ichi ichi ki kasho |
all things return to the one |
Variations: |
doko(p); izuko(何処); izuku(何処)(ok); izuko(何処)(ok); idoko(ok) どこ(P); いずこ(何処); いずく(何処)(ok); いづこ(何処)(ok); いどこ(ok) |
(pronoun) (1) (kana only) (See ここ・1,そこ・1,あそこ・1) where; what place; (pronoun) (2) (kana only) how much (long, far); what extent |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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