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<123| Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
無性自性空 无性自性空 see styles |
wú xìng zì xìng kōng wu2 xing4 zi4 xing4 kong1 wu hsing tzu hsing k`ung wu hsing tzu hsing kung mushō jishō kū |
emptiness of having no nature as an own-nature |
無法有法空 无法有法空 see styles |
wú fǎ yǒu fǎ kōng wu2 fa3 you3 fa3 kong1 wu fa yu fa k`ung wu fa yu fa kung muhō uhō kū |
emptiness of non-existence and existence |
空勤修念住 see styles |
kōng qín xiū niàn zhù kong1 qin2 xiu1 nian4 zhu4 k`ung ch`in hsiu nien chu kung chin hsiu nien chu kū gonshu nenjū |
base of mindfulness of the cultivation of emptiness |
空無相無作 空无相无作 see styles |
kōng wú xiàng wú zuò kong1 wu2 xiang4 wu2 zuo4 k`ung wu hsiang wu tso kung wu hsiang wu tso kū musō musa |
emptiness, signlessness, and intentionlessness |
空無相無願 空无相无愿 see styles |
kōng wú xiàng wú yuàn kong1 wu2 xiang4 wu2 yuan4 k`ung wu hsiang wu yüan kung wu hsiang wu yüan kū musō mugan |
emptiness, signlessness, and non-contrivance |
體色入空觀 see styles |
tǐ sè rù kōng guān ti3 se4 ru4 kong1 guan1 t`i se ju k`ung kuan ti se ju kung kuan |
realizing emptiness by contemplation of form |
如實不分別空 如实不分别空 see styles |
rú shí bù fēn bié kōng ru2 shi2 bu4 fen1 bie2 kong1 ju shih pu fen pieh k`ung ju shih pu fen pieh kung nyojitsu fu funbetsu kū |
true, non-discriminated emptiness |
苦空無常無我 苦空无常无我 see styles |
kǔ kōng wú cháng wú wǒ ku3 kong1 wu2 chang2 wu2 wo3 k`u k`ung wu ch`ang wu wo ku kung wu chang wu wo ku kū mujō muga |
suffering, emptiness, impermanence, and no-self |
言亡慮絕之空 言亡虑绝之空 see styles |
yán wáng lǜ jué zhī kōng yan2 wang2 lv4 jue2 zhi1 kong1 yen wang lü chüeh chih k`ung yen wang lü chüeh chih kung gonmō ryozetsu no kū |
The 'void' that is beyond words or thought. |
Variations: |
tomiteboshi とみてぼし |
(See 虚・きょ・3) Chinese "Emptiness" constellation (one of the 28 mansions) |
佛說五蘊皆空經 佛说五蕴皆空经 see styles |
fó shuō wǔ yùn jiē kōng jīng fo2 shuo1 wu3 yun4 jie1 kong1 jing1 fo shuo wu yün chieh k`ung ching fo shuo wu yün chieh kung ching Bussetsu goun kaikū kyō |
Sūtra on the Emptiness of the Five Aggregates |
空無相無願三昧 空无相无愿三昧 see styles |
kōng wú xiàng wú yuàn sān mèi kong1 wu2 xiang4 wu2 yuan4 san1 mei4 k`ung wu hsiang wu yüan san mei kung wu hsiang wu yüan san mei kū musō mugan zanmai |
samādhi of emptiness |
Variations: |
aki あき |
(1) space; room; gap; emptiness; (2) vacancy; opening; empty seat; (noun - becomes adjective with の) (3) free time; time to spare; (noun - becomes adjective with の) (4) disuse; unused thing |
色卽是空空卽是色 see styles |
sè jí shì kōng kōng jí shì sè se4 ji2 shi4 kong1 kong1 ji2 shi4 se4 se chi shih k`ung k`ung chi shih se se chi shih kung kung chi shih se shiki sokuze kū kū sokuze shiki |
form is exactly emptiness, emptiness is exactly form |
Variations: |
kara(p); kara から(P); カラ |
(noun - becomes adjective with の) (1) emptiness; being empty; (prefix) (2) not carrying anything; unburdened; empty-handed; (prefix) (3) dishonoured (bill, promise, etc.); false; no-show (reservation); put-on (cheeriness, courage, etc.); empty (compliments); insincere |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
This page contains 15 results for "emptiness" in Chinese and/or Japanese.Information about this dictionary:
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