There are 14 total results for your Money Wealth search.
| Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
財 财 see styles |
cái cai2 ts`ai tsai zai ざい |
money; wealth; riches; property; valuables (n,n-suf) (1) fortune; riches; (n,n-suf) (2) goods; (3) (abbreviation) (See 財団法人・ざいだんほうじん) incorporated foundation; (surname) Takara vasu; artha. Wealth, riches. |
斂財 敛财 see styles |
liǎn cái lian3 cai2 lien ts`ai lien tsai |
to accumulate wealth; to rake in money |
浮利 see styles |
fú lì fu2 li4 fu li furi ふり |
mere worldly, superficial gain, such as wealth and fame easy money; quick profit |
理財 理财 see styles |
lǐ cái li3 cai2 li ts`ai li tsai rizai りざい |
to manage wealth; to manage finances; money management finance; economy |
財帛 财帛 see styles |
cái bó cai2 bo2 ts`ai po tsai po |
wealth; money |
錢財 钱财 see styles |
qián cái qian2 cai2 ch`ien ts`ai chien tsai senzai |
wealth; money rich and poor |
一代分限 see styles |
ichidaibungen; ichidaibugen いちだいぶんげん; いちだいぶげん |
new money; nouveau riche; person who has amassed substantial wealth in his lifetime |
坐吃山空 see styles |
zuò chī shān kōng zuo4 chi1 shan1 kong1 tso ch`ih shan k`ung tso chih shan kung |
lit. just sitting and eating, one can deplete even a mountain of wealth (idiom); fig. to spend one's money without generating any income |
生財有道 生财有道 see styles |
shēng cái yǒu dào sheng1 cai2 you3 dao4 sheng ts`ai yu tao sheng tsai yu tao |
lit. there are principles behind making money (idiom); fig. to have a knack for good business; knowing how to accumulate wealth; good at feathering one's own nest |
金錢掛帥 金钱挂帅 see styles |
jīn qián guà shuài jin1 qian2 gua4 shuai4 chin ch`ien kua shuai chin chien kua shuai |
caring only about money and wealth |
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zainou / zaino ざいのう |
(1) (rare) purse; money bag; wallet; (2) (rare) wealth; money possessed |
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narikin なりきん |
(noun - becomes adjective with の) (1) (derogatory term) upstart; nouveau riche; new money; new rich; coming into wealth suddenly; (2) {shogi} (orig. meaning) piece promoted to gold general |
金の切れ目が縁の切れ目 see styles |
kanenokiremegaennokireme かねのきれめがえんのきれめ |
(expression) (proverb) relationships (formed by wealth) will end when the money ends |
Variations: |
kanenokiremegaennokireme(金no切re目ga縁no切re目); kanenokiremegaennokireme(kaneno切re目ga縁no切re目) かねのきれめがえんのきれめ(金の切れ目が縁の切れ目); カネのきれめがえんのきれめ(カネの切れ目が縁の切れ目) |
(expression) (proverb) relationships formed by wealth will end when the money ends; the relationship ends when the money runs out; the end of money is the end of love |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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