There are 11 total results for your 惠施 search.
Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
惠施 see styles |
huì shī hui4 shi1 hui shih keise |
Hui Shi, also known as Hui-zi 惠子[Hui4 zi5](c. 370-310 BC), politician and philosopher of the School of Logicians 名家[Ming2 jia1] during the Warring States Period (475-220 BC) confer blessings |
修惠施 see styles |
xiū huì shī xiu1 hui4 shi1 hsiu hui shih shuese |
to practice giving |
行惠施 see styles |
xíng huì shī xing2 hui4 shi1 hsing hui shih gyō ese |
actively bestowing (sharing, giving) |
惠施威力 see styles |
huì shī wēi lì hui4 shi1 wei1 li4 hui shih wei li ese iriki |
the power of giving |
慇重惠施 see styles |
yīn zhòng huì shī yin1 zhong4 hui4 shi1 yin chung hui shih injū ese |
giving with an atmosphere of respect |
數數惠施 数数惠施 see styles |
shù shù huì shī shu4 shu4 hui4 shi1 shu shu hui shih shushu ese |
repeated donation |
歡喜惠施 欢喜惠施 see styles |
huān xǐ huì shī huan1 xi3 hui4 shi1 huan hsi hui shih kanki ese |
joyful giving |
無依惠施 无依惠施 see styles |
wú yī huì shī wu2 yi1 hui4 shi1 wu i hui shih mue ese |
giving without reliance |
無染惠施 无染惠施 see styles |
wú rǎn huì shī wu2 ran3 hui4 shi1 wu jan hui shih muzen ese |
unpolluted giving |
舒手惠施 see styles |
shū shǒu huì shī shu1 shou3 hui4 shi1 shu shou hui shih joshu ese |
to reach out and extend blessings |
於惠施中樂分布 于惠施中乐分布 see styles |
yú huì shī zhōng lè fēn bù yu2 hui4 shi1 zhong1 le4 fen1 bu4 yü hui shih chung le fen pu oesechū rakufunfu |
delighting in sharing gifts |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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