There are 62 total results for your bandit search.
Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
逆賊 逆贼 see styles |
nì zéi ni4 zei2 ni tsei gyakuzoku ぎゃくぞく |
More info & calligraphy: Renegade / Traitor / Rebelrebel; traitor; insurgent |
匪徒 see styles |
fěi tú fei3 tu2 fei t`u fei tu hito ひと |
gangster; bandit bandit |
馬賊 马贼 see styles |
mǎ zéi ma3 zei2 ma tsei bazoku ばぞく |
horse thief; (old) group of horse-mounted bandits (hist) mounted bandit (esp. in north-east China from the end of the Qing dynasty) |
匪 see styles |
fěi fei3 fei |
bandit; (literary) not |
寇 see styles |
kòu kou4 k`ou kou kou / ko こう |
to invade; to plunder; bandit; foe; enemy (rare) invasion; invader; (surname) Kō |
盜 盗 see styles |
dào dao4 tao tō |
to steal; to rob; to plunder; thief; bandit; robber To rob; a robber, bandit, pirate, e.g. 盜賊, 強盜, 海盜, etc. |
共匪 see styles |
gòng fěi gong4 fei3 kung fei |
communist bandit (i.e. PLA soldier (during the civil war) or Chinese communist (Tw)) |
刀禰 see styles |
tone とね |
(1) {Shinto} (used at certain shrines, e.g. Ise, Kamo) priest; (2) (archaism) (See 四等官) member of one of the four administrative ranks in the ritsuryō system; (3) (archaism) government official in charge of a town, esp. in Heian Kyoto; (4) (archaism) prominent member of a town; (5) river boatman; captain of a riverboat; (6) (archaism) (medieval) harbor manager; (7) (archaism) bandit leader; head of a gang of brigands; (surname) Tone |
劉邦 刘邦 see styles |
liú bāng liu2 bang1 liu pang ryuuhou / ryuho りゅうほう |
Liu Bang (256 or 247-195 BC), bandit leader who became first Han emperor Han Gaozu 漢高祖|汉高祖 (reigned 202-195 BC) (person) Emperor Gaozu of Han (BCE 247-195); Liu Bang |
劫匪 see styles |
jié fěi jie2 fei3 chieh fei |
bandit; robber |
匪団 see styles |
hidan ひだん |
bandit gang |
匪巢 see styles |
fěi cháo fei3 chao2 fei ch`ao fei chao |
bandit stronghold |
匪盜 匪盗 see styles |
fěi dào fei3 dao4 fei tao |
bandit |
匪穴 see styles |
fěi xué fei3 xue2 fei hsüeh |
bandit den; rebel stronghold |
匪賊 see styles |
hizoku ひぞく |
bandit; rebel |
匪首 see styles |
fěi shǒu fei3 shou3 fei shou |
bandit |
叛匪 see styles |
pàn fěi pan4 fei3 p`an fei pan fei |
rebel bandit |
土匪 see styles |
tǔ fěi tu3 fei3 t`u fei tu fei dohi どひ |
bandit local rebels |
女賊 女贼 see styles |
nǚ zéi nv3 zei2 nü tsei jozoku; nyozoku じょぞく; にょぞく |
(1) (hist) female bandit; female robber; (2) (にょぞく only) (derogatory term) {Buddh} woman (who distracts men's search for truth) Woman the robber, as the cause of sexual passion, stealing away the riches of religion, v. 智度論 14. |
奸賊 奸贼 see styles |
jiān zéi jian1 zei2 chien tsei kanzoku かんぞく |
a traitor; a treacherous bandit villain |
宵小 see styles |
xiāo xiǎo xiao1 xiao3 hsiao hsiao |
thief; bandit; scoundrel; villain |
山立 see styles |
yamadachi やまだち |
(irregular okurigana usage) (1) bandit; brigand; (2) hunter; (3) ancient hunting communities in Tohoku; (place-name) Yamadachi |
山賊 山贼 see styles |
shān zéi shan1 zei2 shan tsei sanzoku さんぞく |
brigand (noun - becomes adjective with の) bandit; brigand |
巨賊 see styles |
kyozoku きょぞく |
big-time bandit; big-time pirate |
強盜 强盗 see styles |
qiáng dào qiang2 dao4 ch`iang tao chiang tao |
to rob (with force); bandit; robber; CL:個|个[ge4] |
暴徒 see styles |
bào tú bao4 tu2 pao t`u pao tu bouto / boto ぼうと |
bandit; thug; ruffian insurgent; rioter; mob |
毛子 see styles |
máo zi mao2 zi5 mao tzu |
hairy fellow; foreigner; Russian (derog.); bandit (old); tuft of fine hair |
流寇 see styles |
liú kòu liu2 kou4 liu k`ou liu kou |
roving bandit; rebel band |
渠魁 see styles |
qú kuí qu2 kui2 ch`ü k`uei chü kuei kyokai きょかい |
rebel leader; ringleader; bandit chieftain ringleader; chief |
白匪 see styles |
bái fěi bai2 fei3 pai fei |
white bandit (i.e. Nationalist soldier) |
盗賊 see styles |
touzoku / tozoku とうぞく |
thief; robber; burglar; bandit |
盜匪 盗匪 see styles |
dào fěi dao4 fei3 tao fei |
bandit |
竄犯 窜犯 see styles |
cuàn fàn cuan4 fan4 ts`uan fan tsuan fan |
to raid; an intrusion (of the enemy, or bandit groups) |
賊徒 see styles |
zokuto ぞくと |
rebels; bandit; robber; traitors |
赤匪 see styles |
chì fěi chi4 fei3 ch`ih fei chih fei |
red bandit (i.e. PLA soldier (during the civil war) or Chinese communist (Tw)) |
追剥 see styles |
oihagi おいはぎ |
(irregular okurigana usage) (1) highwayman; bandit; brigand; mugger; (2) highway robbery; holdup; mugging |
野盗 see styles |
yatou / yato やとう |
brigand; bandit |
頑匪 顽匪 see styles |
wán fěi wan2 fei3 wan fei |
gangster; bandit |
馬子 马子 see styles |
mǎ zi ma3 zi5 ma tzu mago まご |
bandit; brigand; gambling chip; chamber pot; (slang) girl; chick; babe packhorse driver; (surname, female given name) Umako |
鬍匪 胡匪 see styles |
hú fěi hu2 fei3 hu fei |
bandit (old) |
鬍子 胡子 see styles |
hú zi hu2 zi5 hu tzu |
beard; mustache or whiskers; facial hair; CL:撮[zuo3],根[gen1]; (coll.) bandit See: 胡子 |
下着泥 see styles |
shitagidoro したぎどろ |
panties thief; knickers bandit |
山立ち see styles |
yamadachi やまだち |
(1) bandit; brigand; (2) hunter; (3) ancient hunting communities in Tohoku |
追剥ぎ see styles |
oihagi おいはぎ |
(1) highwayman; bandit; brigand; mugger; (2) highway robbery; holdup; mugging |
下着どろ see styles |
shitagidoro したぎどろ |
panties thief; knickers bandit |
無刀大賊 无刀大贼 see styles |
wú dāo dà zéi wu2 dao1 da4 zei2 wu tao ta tsei mutō no daizoku |
A bandit without a sword, e.g. a virtueless monk robbing others of their virtue. |
覆面強盗 see styles |
fukumengoutou / fukumengoto ふくめんごうとう |
masked burglar; masked bandit |
認賊作父 认贼作父 see styles |
rèn zéi zuò fù ren4 zei2 zuo4 fu4 jen tsei tso fu |
lit. to acknowledge the bandit as one's father (idiom); fig. a complete betrayal; to sell oneself to the enemy |
追いはぎ see styles |
oihagi おいはぎ |
(1) highwayman; bandit; brigand; mugger; (2) highway robbery; holdup; mugging |
追い剥ぎ see styles |
oihagi おいはぎ |
(1) highwayman; bandit; brigand; mugger; (2) highway robbery; holdup; mugging |
バンデット see styles |
bandetto バンデット |
bandit |
バンディット see styles |
panditto パンディット |
bandit; (personal name) Pandit |
對著和尚罵賊禿 对着和尚骂贼秃 see styles |
duì zhe hé shang mà zéi tū dui4 zhe5 he2 shang5 ma4 zei2 tu1 tui che ho shang ma tsei t`u tui che ho shang ma tsei tu |
lit. in the presence of a monk, insult another monk, calling him a bald-headed bandit (idiom); fig. to insult indirectly; to criticize obliquely |
成則為王,敗則為寇 成则为王,败则为寇 see styles |
chéng zé wéi wáng , bài zé wéi kòu cheng2 ze2 wei2 wang2 , bai4 ze2 wei2 kou4 ch`eng tse wei wang , pai tse wei k`ou cheng tse wei wang , pai tse wei kou |
lit. called a king if successful, called a bandit if defeated (idiom); fig. losers are always in the wrong |
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yamadachi やまだち |
(1) bandit; brigand; (2) hunter; (3) (See またぎ) ancient hunting communities in Tōhoku |
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banditto; bandetto バンディット; バンデット |
bandit |
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shitagidoro(下着doro); shitagidoro(下着泥, 下着doro) したぎドロ(下着ドロ); したぎどろ(下着泥, 下着どろ) |
panties thief; knickers bandit |
バンディッドエンジェルフィッシュ see styles |
bandiddoenjerufisshu バンディッドエンジェルフィッシュ |
banded angelfish (Apolemichthys arcuatus, was Holacanthus arcuatus); black-banded angel; bandit angelfish |
バンディッド・エンジェルフィッシュ see styles |
bandiddo enjerufisshu バンディッド・エンジェルフィッシュ |
banded angelfish (Apolemichthys arcuatus, was Holacanthus arcuatus); black-banded angel; bandit angelfish |
山中の賊を破るは易く心中の賊を破るは難し see styles |
sanchuunozokuoyaburuhayasukushinchuunozokuoyaburuhakatashi / sanchunozokuoyaburuhayasukushinchunozokuoyaburuhakatashi さんちゅうのぞくをやぶるはやすくしんちゅうのぞくをやぶるはかたし |
(expression) (proverb) it's hard to discipline one's mind; defeating the bandits in the mountains is easy; defeating the bandit in one's heart is hard |
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oihagi おいはぎ |
(1) highwayman; bandit; brigand; mugger; (2) highway robbery; holdup; mugging |
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bandiddoenjerufisshu; bandiddo enjerufisshu バンディッドエンジェルフィッシュ; バンディッド・エンジェルフィッシュ |
banded angelfish (Apolemichthys arcuatus, was Holacanthus arcuatus); black-banded angel; bandit angelfish |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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