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Simple Dictionary Definition |
領受苦樂 see styles |
lǐng shòu kǔ lè ling3 shou4 ku3 le4 ling shou k`u le ling shou ku le |
to experience of suffering and pleasure |
飽經憂患 饱经忧患 see styles |
bǎo jīng yōu huàn bao3 jing1 you1 huan4 pao ching yu huan |
having experienced much suffering |
五蘊熾盛苦 五蕴炽盛苦 see styles |
wǔ yùn chì shèng kǔ wu3 yun4 chi4 sheng4 ku3 wu yün ch`ih sheng k`u wu yün chih sheng ku goun shijōku |
the five aggregates of attachment involve suffering |
依依苦寂靜 依依苦寂静 see styles |
yī yī kǔ jí jìng yi1 yi1 ku3 ji2 jing4 i i k`u chi ching i i ku chi ching ee ku jakujō |
tranquilization of each base of suffering |
大悲代受苦 see styles |
dà bēi dài shòu kǔ da4 bei1 dai4 shou4 ku3 ta pei tai shou k`u ta pei tai shou ku daihi dai juku |
Vicarious suffering (in purgatory) for all beings, the work of bodhisattvas. The same idea in regard to Guanyin is conveyed in大悲千手獄. |
早死早超生 see styles |
zǎo sǐ zǎo chāo shēng zao3 si3 zao3 chao1 sheng1 tsao ssu tsao ch`ao sheng tsao ssu tsao chao sheng |
to end one's suffering by dying quickly and being reincarnated; (fig.) to get it over with |
暑気あたり see styles |
shokiatari しょきあたり |
suffering from the heat; heatstroke; heat prostration |
有苦說不出 有苦说不出 see styles |
yǒu kǔ shuō bu chū you3 ku3 shuo1 bu5 chu1 yu k`u shuo pu ch`u yu ku shuo pu chu |
having unspeakable bitter suffering; (often used after 啞巴吃黃連|哑巴吃黄连[ya3 ba5 chi1 huang2 lian2]) |
滅諸煩惱苦 灭诸烦恼苦 see styles |
miè zhū fán nǎo kǔ mie4 zhu1 fan2 nao3 ku3 mieh chu fan nao k`u mieh chu fan nao ku metsu sho bonnō ku |
to extinguish all affliction and suffering |
生老病死苦 see styles |
shēng lǎo bìng sǐ kǔ sheng1 lao3 bing4 si3 ku3 sheng lao ping ssu k`u sheng lao ping ssu ku shōrōbyōshi ku |
suffering of birth, age, sickness, death |
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risai りさい |
(n,vs,vi) suffering (from a calamity); affliction |
苦滅道聖諦 苦灭道圣谛 see styles |
kǔ miè dào shèng dì ku3 mie4 dao4 sheng4 di4 k`u mieh tao sheng ti ku mieh tao sheng ti kumetsu dō shōtai |
holy truth of the path to the extinction of suffering |
蛇の生殺し see styles |
hebinonamagoroshi へびのなまごろし |
(expression) state of uncertainty; limbo; leaving unfinished with the intention of inflicting suffering; dragging out tortuously; half-killing a snake |
迷惑の受身 see styles |
meiwakunoukemi / mewakunokemi めいわくのうけみ |
(linguistics terminology) suffering passive |
道因聲故起 道因声故起 see styles |
dào yīn shēng gù qǐ dao4 yin1 sheng1 gu4 qi3 tao yin sheng ku ch`i tao yin sheng ku chi dō inshō koki |
the [holy] path is produced through the verbal expression [of suffering] |
遜色がある see styles |
sonshokugaaru / sonshokugaru そんしょくがある |
(exp,v5r-i) inferior to; suffering by comparison with; unable to compare with |
あっぷあっぷ see styles |
appuappu あっぷあっぷ |
(adv,adv-to,vs) (1) floundering while nearly drowning; (adv,adv-to,vs) (2) suffering |
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reru; rareru れる; られる |
(aux-v,v1) (1) (れる for 五段 verbs, られる for 一段 verbs. After the -nai stem of a verb) (See 迷惑の受身・めいわくのうけみ) indicates passive voice (incl. the "suffering passive"); (aux-v,v1) (2) (no imperative form, only on 一段) (See 可能動詞・かのうどうし) indicates the potential form; (aux-v,v1) (3) (no imperative form) indicates spontaneous occurrence; (aux-v,v1) (4) (honorific or respectful language) (no imperative form) used as an honorific for others' actions |
一向怖畏衆苦 一向怖畏众苦 see styles |
yī xiàng bù wèi zhòng kǔ yi1 xiang4 bu4 wei4 zhong4 ku3 i hsiang pu wei chung k`u i hsiang pu wei chung ku ikkō fu i shu ku |
uniformly afraid of suffering |
不苦不樂受業 不苦不乐受业 see styles |
bù kǔ bù yào shòu yè bu4 ku3 bu4 yao4 shou4 ye4 pu k`u pu yao shou yeh pu ku pu yao shou yeh fuku furaku jugō |
actions experienced as neither happiness nor suffering |
大滅諦金剛智 大灭谛金刚智 see styles |
dà miè dì jīn gāng zhì da4 mie4 di4 jin1 gang1 zhi4 ta mieh ti chin kang chih dai mettai kongō chi |
The first two of the 三德 three Buddha-powers; they are (a) his principle of nirvana, i.e. the extinotion of suffering, and (b) his supreme or vajra wisdom. |
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 |
見苦所斷煩惱 见苦所断烦恼 see styles |
jiàn kǔ suǒ duàn fán nǎo jian4 ku3 suo3 duan4 fan2 nao3 chien k`u so tuan fan nao chien ku so tuan fan nao ken ku sho dan bonnō |
afflictions eliminated by insight into the truth of suffering |
身から出た錆 see styles |
mikaradetasabi みからでたさび |
(expression) (idiom) paying for one's mistakes; getting one's just deserts; suffering the consequences (of one's own actions); reaping what you sow |
迷惑の受け身 see styles |
meiwakunoukemi / mewakunokemi めいわくのうけみ |
(linguistics terminology) suffering passive |
非常苦空非我 see styles |
fēi cháng kǔ kōng fēi wǒ fei1 chang2 ku3 kong1 fei1 wo3 fei ch`ang k`u k`ung fei wo fei chang ku kung fei wo |
Impermanent, suffering, empty, non-ego— such is life. |
餓えに苦しむ see styles |
uenikurushimu うえにくるしむ |
(exp,v5m) to be suffering from hunger |
煩惱苦離繫法性 烦恼苦离系法性 see styles |
fán nǎo kǔ lí xì fǎ xìng fan2 nao3 ku3 li2 xi4 fa3 xing4 fan nao k`u li hsi fa hsing fan nao ku li hsi fa hsing bonnō ku rike hosshō |
dharma nature free from binding to affliction and suffering |
畢竟無般涅槃法 毕竟无般涅槃法 see styles |
bì jìng wú bān niè pán fǎ bi4 jing4 wu2 ban1 nie4 pan2 fa3 pi ching wu pan nieh p`an fa pi ching wu pan nieh pan fa hikkyō mu hatsu nehan hō |
dharmin never passing beyond suffering |
パンチドランカー see styles |
panchidorankaa / panchidoranka パンチドランカー |
(1) person suffering from punch drunk syndrome (wasei: punch drunker); person with dementia pugilistica; (2) punch drunk syndrome; dementia pugilistica |
拔濟苦難陀羅尼經 拔济苦难陀罗尼经 see styles |
bá jǐ kǔn án tuó luó ní jīng ba2 ji3 kun3 an2 tuo2 luo2 ni2 jing1 pa chi k`un an t`o lo ni ching pa chi kun an to lo ni ching Bassai kunan tarani kyō |
Sūtra of the Dhāranīs that Remove Suffering and Adversity |
瘦死的駱駝比馬大 瘦死的骆驼比马大 see styles |
shòu sǐ de luò tuo bǐ mǎ dà shou4 si3 de5 luo4 tuo5 bi3 ma3 da4 shou ssu te lo t`o pi ma ta shou ssu te lo to pi ma ta |
lit. even a scrawny camel is bigger than a horse (idiom); fig. even after suffering a loss, a rich person is still better off than ordinary people; a cultured person may come down in the world, but he is still superior to the common people |
證得唯有純大苦蘊 证得唯有纯大苦蕴 see styles |
zhèng dé wéi yǒu chún dà kǔ yùn zheng4 de2 wei2 you3 chun2 da4 ku3 yun4 cheng te wei yu ch`un ta k`u yün cheng te wei yu chun ta ku yün shōtoku yuiu jun dai kuun |
realizes that they are nothing but a pure mass of suffering |
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boromake ぼろまけ |
(n,vs,vi) (ant: ボロ勝ち) (suffering a) decisive defeat; rout; thrashing; losing big |
人無遠慮，必有近憂 人无远虑，必有近忧 see styles |
rén wú yuǎn lǜ , bì yǒu jìn yōu ren2 wu2 yuan3 lu:4 , bi4 you3 jin4 you1 jen wu yüan lü , pi yu chin yu |
He who gives no thought to far-flung problems soon finds suffering nearby (idiom, from Analects).; Smug concentration on the here and now will lead to future sorrow. |
苦海無邊，回頭是岸 苦海无边，回头是岸 see styles |
kǔ hǎi wú biān , huí tóu shì àn ku3 hai3 wu2 bian1 , hui2 tou2 shi4 an4 k`u hai wu pien , hui t`ou shih an ku hai wu pien , hui tou shih an |
The sea of bitterness has no bounds, turn your head to see the shore (idiom). Only Buddhist enlightenment can allow one to shed off the abyss of worldly suffering.; Repent and ye shall be saved! |
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natsubate(夏bate)(p); natsubate(夏bate) なつばて(夏ばて)(P); なつバテ(夏バテ) |
(n,vs,vi) suffering from summer heat; summer heat fatigue |
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shokiatari しょきあたり |
suffering from the heat; heatstroke; heat prostration |
啞巴吃黃連，有苦說不出 哑巴吃黄连，有苦说不出 see styles |
yǎ ba chī huáng lián , yǒu kǔ shuō bu chū ya3 ba5 chi1 huang2 lian2 , you3 ku3 shuo1 bu5 chu1 ya pa ch`ih huang lien , yu k`u shuo pu ch`u ya pa chih huang lien , yu ku shuo pu chu |
to be forced to suffer in silence (idiom); unable to speak of one's bitter suffering; sometimes written 啞子吃黃連，有苦說不出|哑子吃黄连，有苦说不出 |
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bonnou / bonno ぼんのう |
(1) worldly desires; evil passions; appetites of the flesh; (2) {Buddh} klesha (polluting thoughts such as greed, hatred and delusion, which result in suffering) |
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meiwakunoukemi / mewakunokemi めいわくのうけみ |
{ling} suffering passive |
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natsubate なつばて |
(n,vs,vi) suffering from summer heat; summer heat fatigue |
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mukenjigoku(無間地獄); mugenjigoku むけんじごく(無間地獄); むげんじごく |
(yoji) {Buddh} the Avici hell (the eighth and most painful of the eight hells); hell of uninterrupted suffering |
我が身を抓って人の痛さを知れ see styles |
wagamiotsunettehitonoitasaoshire わがみをつねってひとのいたさをしれ |
(expression) (proverb) you can't appreciate others' suffering until you've gone through it yourself; pinch oneself and know others' pain |
我が身をつねって人の痛さを知れ see styles |
wagamiotsunettehitonoitasaoshire わがみをつねってひとのいたさをしれ |
(expression) (proverb) you can't appreciate others' suffering until you've gone through it yourself; pinch oneself and know others' pain |
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atsusaatari / atsusatari あつさあたり |
(rare) (See 暑気中り) suffering from the heat; heatstroke; heat prostration |
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itamiwake いたみわけ |
(1) {sumo} match declared drawn due to injury; (2) ending with both sides suffering damage (of a dispute, etc.) |
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shokiatari しょきあたり |
suffering from the heat; heatstroke; heat prostration |
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wagamiotsunettehitonoitasaoshire わがみをつねってひとのいたさをしれ |
(expression) (proverb) walk a mile in other's shoes to understand their suffering; you can't appreciate others' suffering until you've gone through it yourself; pinch yourself and know others' pain |
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motomokomonai もともこもない |
(exp,adj-i) (idiom) losing everything; suffering a total loss; coming to nothing; having lost the interest and the principal |
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