There are 14 total results for your 捨離 search.
Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
捨離 舍离 see styles |
shě lí she3 li2 she li shari しゃり |
{Buddh} abandoning all worldly desires to discard |
不捨離 不舍离 see styles |
bù shě lí bu4 she3 li2 pu she li fushari |
is not indifferent to |
令捨離 令舍离 see styles |
lìng shě lí ling4 she3 li2 ling she li ryō shari |
cause to abandon |
断捨離 see styles |
danshari だんしゃり |
decluttering; clearing out past accumulation; minimalism |
斷捨離 断舍离 see styles |
duàn shě lí duan4 she3 li2 tuan she li |
(neologism c. 2012) decluttering; minimalism (orthographic borrowing from Japanese 断捨離 "danshari", lit. "forgoing, discarding and letting go") |
捨離分別 舍离分别 see styles |
shě lí fēn bié she3 li2 fen1 bie2 she li fen pieh shari funbetsu |
to free oneself from discrimination |
不相捨離 不相舍离 see styles |
bù xiāng shě lí bu4 xiang1 she3 li2 pu hsiang she li fusō shari |
not separate from (each other) |
令其捨離 令其舍离 see styles |
lìng qí shě lí ling4 qi2 she3 li2 ling ch`i she li ling chi she li ryō ki shari |
cause them to abandon |
令漸捨離 令渐舍离 see styles |
lìng jiàn shě lí ling4 jian4 she3 li2 ling chien she li ryō zen shari |
to gradually get rid of |
勿當捨離 勿当舍离 see styles |
wù dāng shě lí wu4 dang1 she3 li2 wu tang she li mochitō shari |
don't let go |
簡擇捨離 简择舍离 see styles |
jiǎn zé shě lí jian3 ze2 she3 li2 chien tse she li kentaku shari |
select and reject |
不捨離生死 不舍离生死 see styles |
bù shě lí shēng sǐ bu4 she3 li2 sheng1 si3 pu she li sheng ssu fushari shōji |
not abandoning birth and death |
不捨離生死方便 不舍离生死方便 see styles |
bù shě lí shēng sǐ fāng biàn bu4 she3 li2 sheng1 si3 fang1 bian4 pu she li sheng ssu fang pien fushari shōji hōben |
skillful means of non-abandonment of birth and death |
Variations: |
danshari だんしゃり |
(noun/participle) decluttering; clearing out past accumulation; minimalism |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
This page contains 14 results for "捨離" in Chinese and/or Japanese.Information about this dictionary:
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