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Simple Dictionary Definition |
山岳地帯 see styles |
sangakuchitai さんがくちたい |
mountain district |
山珍海錯 山珍海错 see styles |
shān zhēn hǎi cuò shan1 zhen1 hai3 cuo4 shan chen hai ts`o shan chen hai tso |
rarities from the mountain and the sea (idiom); fig. a sumptuous spread of food delicacies |
山窮水盡 山穷水尽 see styles |
shān qióng shuǐ jìn shan1 qiong2 shui3 jin4 shan ch`iung shui chin shan chiung shui chin |
mountain and river exhausted (idiom); at the end of the line; nowhere to go |
山紫陽花 see styles |
yamaajisai; yamaajisai / yamajisai; yamajisai やまあじさい; ヤマアジサイ |
(kana only) (See 沢紫陽花・さわあじさい) tea-of-heaven (Hydrangea macrophylla subsp. serrata); mountain hydrangea |
山高海深 see styles |
shān gāo hǎi shēn shan1 gao1 hai3 shen1 shan kao hai shen |
high as the mountain and deep as the sea (idiom); fig. infinite bounty |
峰回路轉 峰回路转 see styles |
fēng huí lù zhuǎn feng1 hui2 lu4 zhuan3 feng hui lu chuan |
the mountain road twists around each new peak (idiom); (of a mountain road) twisting and turning; fig. an opportunity has come unexpectedly; things have taken a new turn |
崑崙山脈 昆仑山脉 see styles |
kūn lún shān mài kun1 lun2 shan1 mai4 k`un lun shan mai kun lun shan mai |
Kunlun Mountain range |
巴山越嶺 巴山越岭 see styles |
bā shān yuè lǐng ba1 shan1 yue4 ling3 pa shan yüeh ling |
to climb hills and pass over mountains (idiom); to cross mountain after mountain; good at climbing mountains |
巴顏喀拉 巴颜喀拉 see styles |
bā yán kā lā ba1 yan2 ka1 la1 pa yen k`a la pa yen ka la |
Bayankala mountain range in Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, watershed of 黃河|黄河[Huang2 He2] Huang He river |
弗婆勢羅 弗婆势罗 see styles |
fú pó shì luó fu2 po2 shi4 luo2 fu p`o shih lo fu po shih lo Fubaseira |
Pūrvaśaila, 'the eastern mountain behind which the sun is supposed to rise. ' M. W. The eastern mountain, name of a monastery east of Dhānyakataka (Amaravati), the 弗婆勢羅僧伽藍 (or 佛婆勢羅僧伽藍) (or 弗媻勢羅僧伽藍) Pūrvaśaila-saṅghārāma. One of the subdivisions of the Mahāsāṅghika school. |
弾丸登山 see styles |
dangantozan だんがんとざん |
bullet climb; climbing a mountain (esp. Mt. Fuji) without recommended rest along the way |
彈多落迦 弹多落迦 see styles |
dàn duō luò jiā dan4 duo1 luo4 jia1 tan to lo chia Dantaraka |
Dantalokagiri, a mountain (the montes Daedali of Justinian) near Varuṣa with its cavern (now called Kashmiri-Ghār), where Sudāna lived. |
文山會海 文山会海 see styles |
wén shān huì hǎi wen2 shan1 hui4 hai3 wen shan hui hai |
a mountain of paperwork and a sea of meetings (idiom) |
朅地洛迦 see styles |
qiè dì luò jiā qie4 di4 luo4 jia1 ch`ieh ti lo chia chieh ti lo chia Kajiraka |
Khadiraka, the Acacia, or Acacia mountain; i.e. 朅達羅 one of the seven concentric mountains around Sumeru. |
朝拜聖山 朝拜圣山 see styles |
cháo bài shèng shān chao2 bai4 sheng4 shan1 ch`ao pai sheng shan chao pai sheng shan |
a pilgrimage to a holy mountain |
東山法門 东山法门 see styles |
dōng shān fǎ mén dong1 shan1 fa3 men2 tung shan fa men Tōsan Hōmon |
East Mountain Teaching |
棕胸竹雞 棕胸竹鸡 see styles |
zōng xiōng zhú jī zong1 xiong1 zhu2 ji1 tsung hsiung chu chi |
(bird species of China) mountain bamboo partridge (Bambusicola fytchii) |
橫斷山脈 横断山脉 see styles |
héng duàn shān mài heng2 duan4 shan1 mai4 heng tuan shan mai |
Hengduan mountains, several parallel mountain ranges on the border between west Yunnan and Sichuan and east Tibet |
死出の山 see styles |
shidenoyama しでのやま |
(exp,n) mountain of death; steep mountain which the dead must cross to reach the afterlife |
比羅娑落 比罗娑落 see styles |
bǐ luó suō luò bi3 luo2 suo1 luo4 pi lo so lo Hirasaraku |
(比羅娑落山) Pīlusāragiri, 象堅山 Hill firm as an elephant, a mountain southwest of the capital of Kapiśā, 'the tutelary deity of which was converted by Sakvamuni.' Eitel. Aśoka built a stūpa on its summit. 婆 is found in error for 娑 and 洛 for 落. |
毘那怛迦 毗那怛迦 see styles |
pín à dá jiā pin2 a4 da2 jia1 p`in a ta chia pin a ta chia binataka |
毘泥吒迦 vinataka, bowed, stooping, is used with the same meaning as 毘那夜加, and also [Vinataka] for the sixth of the seven concentric circles around Mt. Meru; any mountain resembling an elephant. Also 毘那耶加; 頻那也迦; 毘那耶怛迦; 吠那怛迦. For 毘那耶 v. 毘柰耶. |
沢紫陽花 see styles |
sawaajisai; sawaajisai / sawajisai; sawajisai さわあじさい; サワアジサイ |
(kana only) tea-of-heaven (Hydrangea macrophylla subsp. serrata); mountain hydrangea |
泉石膏肓 see styles |
quán shí gāo huāng quan2 shi2 gao1 huang1 ch`üan shih kao huang chüan shih kao huang |
lit. mountain springs and rocks in one's heart (idiom); a deep love of mountain scenery |
深山幽谷 see styles |
shinzanyuukoku / shinzanyukoku しんざんゆうこく |
(yoji) deep mountain valleys |
渓流釣り see styles |
keiryuuzuri / keryuzuri けいりゅうづり |
mountain stream fishing |
湖光山色 see styles |
hú guāng shān sè hu2 guang1 shan1 se4 hu kuang shan se |
scenic lakes and mountain (idiom); beautiful lake and mountain landscape |
環秀山莊 环秀山庄 see styles |
huán xiù shān zhuāng huan2 xiu4 shan1 zhuang1 huan hsiu shan chuang |
Mountain Villa with Embracing Beauty in Suzhou, Jiangsu |
瓜達拉馬 瓜达拉马 see styles |
guā dá lā mǎ gua1 da2 la1 ma3 kua ta la ma |
Sierra de Guadarrama (mountain range across Iberia, passing north of Madrid) |
登りきる see styles |
noborikiru のぼりきる |
(transitive verb) to scale (mountain, flight of stairs, etc.) |
登り切る see styles |
noborikiru のぼりきる |
(transitive verb) to scale (mountain, flight of stairs, etc.) |
登山鉄道 see styles |
tozantetsudou / tozantetsudo とざんてつどう |
mountain railway |
登山電車 see styles |
tozandensha とざんでんしゃ |
mountain railway |
白岩山羊 see styles |
shiroiwayagi; shiroiwayagi しろいわやぎ; シロイワヤギ |
(kana only) mountain goat (Oreamnos americanus); Rocky Mountain goat |
白綿子樹 see styles |
urajironoki うらじろのき |
(kana only) Japanese mountain ash (Sorbus japonica); Japanese whitebeam |
Variations: |
mayuzumi まゆずみ |
(1) eyebrow pencil; (2) blackened eyebrows; (3) (metaphorically) distant mountain range |
碰撞造山 see styles |
pèng zhuàng zào shān peng4 zhuang4 zao4 shan1 p`eng chuang tsao shan peng chuang tsao shan |
collisional orogeny; mountain building as a result of continents colliding |
神仙思想 see styles |
shinsenshisou / shinsenshiso しんせんしそう |
Shenxian thought (ancient Chinese folk belief in the existence of mountain wizards) |
科迪勒拉 see styles |
kē dí lè lā ke1 di2 le4 la1 k`o ti le la ko ti le la |
Cordillera, series of mountain ranges stretching from Patagonia in South America through to Alaska and Aleutian Islands |
秦嶺山脈 秦岭山脉 see styles |
qín lǐng shān mài qin2 ling3 shan1 mai4 ch`in ling shan mai chin ling shan mai |
Qinling Mountain Range in Shaanxi, forming a natural barrier between the Guanzhong Plain 關中平原|关中平原[Guan1 zhong1 Ping2 yuan2] and the Han River 漢水|汉水[Han4 shui3] valley |
積土成山 积土成山 see styles |
jī tǔ chéng shān ji1 tu3 cheng2 shan1 chi t`u ch`eng shan chi tu cheng shan |
lit. piling up dirt eventually creates a mountain (idiom); fig. success is the cumulation of lots of small actions |
縱虎歸山 纵虎归山 see styles |
zòng hǔ guī shān zong4 hu3 gui1 shan1 tsung hu kuei shan |
lit. to let the tiger return to the mountain; fig. to store up future calamities |
翻山越嶺 翻山越岭 see styles |
fān shān yuè lǐng fan1 shan1 yue4 ling3 fan shan yüeh ling |
lit. to pass over mountain ridges (idiom); fig. hardships of the journey |
背山臨水 背山临水 see styles |
bèi shān lín shuǐ bei4 shan1 lin2 shui3 pei shan lin shui |
with back to the mountain and facing the water (favored location) |
臺灣土狗 台湾土狗 see styles |
tái wān tǔ gǒu tai2 wan1 tu3 gou3 t`ai wan t`u kou tai wan tu kou |
Formosan mountain dog, a breed native to Taiwan |
興都庫什 兴都库什 see styles |
xīng dū kù shí xing1 du1 ku4 shi2 hsing tu k`u shih hsing tu ku shih |
the Hindu Kush (mountain range) |
若開山脈 若开山脉 see styles |
ruò kāi shān mài ruo4 kai1 shan1 mai4 jo k`ai shan mai jo kai shan mai |
Arakan Yoma, mountain range in western Myanmar (Burma) |
號令如山 号令如山 see styles |
hào lìng rú shān hao4 ling4 ru2 shan1 hao ling ju shan |
lit. order like a mountain; a military order is inviolable; strict discipline |
裏白の木 see styles |
urajironoki うらじろのき |
(kana only) Japanese mountain ash (Sorbus japonica); Japanese whitebeam |
褐頭嶺雀 褐头岭雀 see styles |
hè tóu lǐng què he4 tou2 ling3 que4 ho t`ou ling ch`üeh ho tou ling chüeh |
(bird species of China) Sillem's mountain finch (Leucosticte sillemi) |
褶皺山系 褶皱山系 see styles |
zhě zhòu shān xì zhe3 zhou4 shan1 xi4 che chou shan hsi |
fold mountain system (geology) |
褶皺山脈 褶皱山脉 see styles |
zhě zhòu shān mài zhe3 zhou4 shan1 mai4 che chou shan mai |
fold mountain range (geology) |
西洋七竈 see styles |
seiyounanakamado; seiyounanakamado / seyonanakamado; seyonanakamado せいようななかまど; セイヨウナナカマド |
(kana only) rowan (Sorbus aucuparia); mountain-ash |
角髪土竜 see styles |
mizuramogura; mizuramogura みずらもぐら; ミズラモグラ |
(kana only) Japanese mountain mole (Euroscaptor mizura) |
託拉博拉 托拉博拉 see styles |
tuō lā bó lā tuo1 la1 bo2 la1 t`o la po la to la po la |
Torabora mountain area in east Afghanistan, famous for its caves |
賓波羅窟 宾波罗窟 see styles |
bīn bō luó kū bin1 bo1 luo2 ku1 pin po lo k`u pin po lo ku Hinbara kutsu |
Vaibhāra, the Vaibhāra cavern; 'a rock-cut temple on a mountain near Rādjagṛha 王舍城, now called Baibhargiri. Śākyamuni used to resort thither for meditation.' Eitel. |
軻地羅山 轲地罗山 see styles |
kē dì luó shān ke1 di4 luo2 shan1 k`o ti lo shan ko ti lo shan Kachira sen |
The Khadira circle of mountains, the fifth of the seven concentric mountain chains of a world. |
農山漁村 see styles |
nousangyoson / nosangyoson のうさんぎょそん |
agricultural, mountain and fishing villages; rural districts |
逼上梁山 see styles |
bī shàng liáng shān bi1 shang4 liang2 shan1 pi shang liang shan |
driven to join the Liangshan Mountain rebels; to drive to revolt; to force sb to desperate action |
道山學海 道山学海 see styles |
dào shān xué hǎi dao4 shan1 xue2 hai3 tao shan hsüeh hai |
mountain of Dao, sea of learning (idiom); learning is as high as the mountains, as wide as the seas; ars longa, vita brevis |
避暑山莊 避暑山庄 see styles |
bì shǔ shān zhuāng bi4 shu3 shan1 zhuang1 pi shu shan chuang |
mountain resort; Qing imperial summer residence at Chengde, a world heritage site |
里地里山 see styles |
satochisatoyama さとちさとやま |
(See 里地,里山・2) mountain villages and neighbouring agricultural, forest, etc. areas |
野伏せり see styles |
nobuseri のぶせり |
mountain-dwelling robber; brigand |
野臥せり see styles |
nobuseri のぶせり |
mountain-dwelling robber; brigand |
針小棒大 see styles |
shinshouboudai / shinshobodai しんしょうぼうだい |
(noun or adjectival noun) (yoji) exaggeration; making a mountain out of a molehill |
長之助草 see styles |
chounosukesou; chounosukesou / chonosukeso; chonosukeso ちょうのすけそう; チョウノスケソウ |
(kana only) mountain avens (Dryas octopetala); eightpetal mountain-avens; white dryas; white dryad |
長山山脈 长山山脉 see styles |
cháng shān shān mài chang2 shan1 shan1 mai4 ch`ang shan shan mai chang shan shan mai |
Annamite Range, aka Annamese Cordillera, mountain range forming the border between Vietnam and Laos |
開門見山 开门见山 see styles |
kāi mén jiàn shān kai1 men2 jian4 shan1 k`ai men chien shan kai men chien shan |
lit. to open the door and see the mountain; fig. to get right to the point (idiom) |
阿爾卑斯 阿尔卑斯 see styles |
ā ěr bēi sī a1 er3 bei1 si1 a erh pei ssu |
alps (mountain range) |
阿爾泰山 阿尔泰山 see styles |
ā ěr tài shān a1 er3 tai4 shan1 a erh t`ai shan a erh tai shan |
Altai mountain range in Xinjiang and Siberia |
阿空加瓜 see styles |
ā kōng jiā guā a1 kong1 jia1 gua1 a k`ung chia kua a kung chia kua |
Cerro Aconcagua, mountain in the Americas |
阿育王山 see styles |
ā yù wáng shān a1 yu4 wang2 shan1 a yü wang shan aikuouzan / aikuozan あいくおうざん |
(place-name) Asoka Mountain (Zhejiang, China) King Aśoka Mountain |
険しい山 see styles |
kewashiiyama / kewashiyama けわしいやま |
(exp,n) steep mountain; craggy mountain |
難問山積 see styles |
nanmonsanseki なんもんさんせき |
mountain (pile) of difficult problems |
雪うさぎ see styles |
yukiusagi ゆきうさぎ |
(1) (kana only) mountain hare (Lepus timidus); blue hare; tundra hare; variable hare; white hare; alpine hare; (2) hare made of snow |
雪おろし see styles |
yukioroshi ゆきおろし |
(noun/participle) (1) wind blowing snow down a mountain; (2) removing snow from the roof of a house |
雪下ろし see styles |
yukioroshi ゆきおろし |
(noun/participle) (1) wind blowing snow down a mountain; (2) removing snow from the roof of a house |
雪降ろし see styles |
yukioroshi ゆきおろし |
(noun/participle) (1) wind blowing snow down a mountain; (2) removing snow from the roof of a house |
霞を食う see styles |
kasumiokuu / kasumioku かすみをくう |
(exp,v5u) (1) to live on air; (exp,v5u) (2) (See 仙人・2) to derive nourishment from an elemental portion of mist or fog (the goal of a mountain ascetic) |
高加索山 see styles |
gāo jiā suǒ shān gao1 jia1 suo3 shan1 kao chia so shan |
Caucasus mountain |
高原反應 高原反应 see styles |
gāo yuán fǎn yìng gao1 yuan2 fan3 ying4 kao yüan fan ying |
altitude sickness; acute mountain sickness; abbr. to 高反[gao1 fan3] |
高山嶺雀 高山岭雀 see styles |
gāo shān lǐng què gao1 shan1 ling3 que4 kao shan ling ch`üeh kao shan ling chüeh |
(bird species of China) Brandt's mountain finch (Leucosticte brandti) |
高山気候 see styles |
kouzankikou / kozankiko こうざんきこう |
alpine climate; highland climate; mountain climate |
高嶺七竃 see styles |
takanenanakamado たかねななかまど |
(kana only) Siberian mountain ash (Sorbus sambucifolia) |
高嶺七竈 see styles |
takanenanakamado たかねななかまど |
(kana only) Siberian mountain ash (Sorbus sambucifolia) |
高嶺苦菜 see styles |
takanenigana; takanenigana たかねにがな; タカネニガナ |
(kana only) Ixeris dentata var. alpicola (mountain flower in the dandelion family) |
高聳入雲 高耸入云 see styles |
gāo sǒng rù yún gao1 song3 ru4 yun2 kao sung ju yün |
tall and erect, reaching through the clouds (idiom); used to describe tall mountain or skyscraper |
Variations: |
chimi(魑魅); sudama ちみ(魑魅); すだま |
mountain demon |
鰲背負山 鳌背负山 see styles |
áo bèi fù shān ao2 bei4 fu4 shan1 ao pei fu shan |
debt as heavy as a mountain on a turtle's back |
黃嘴角鴞 黄嘴角鸮 see styles |
huáng zuǐ jiǎo xiāo huang2 zui3 jiao3 xiao1 huang tsui chiao hsiao |
(bird species of China) mountain scops owl (Otus spilocephalus) |
黑山迴波 see styles |
hēi shān huí bō hei1 shan1 hui2 bo1 hei shan hui po |
a whirling wave that resembles a black mountain |
アイガー山 see styles |
aigaasan / aigasan アイガーさん |
(place-name) Eiger (mountain) |
アイル山地 see styles |
airusanchi アイルさんち |
(place-name) Air (mountain region) |
アスフレ山 see styles |
asufuresan アスフレさん |
(place-name) Cerro del Azufre (mountain) |
アタイタ山 see styles |
ataitasan アタイタさん |
(place-name) Jabal el Ataita (mountain) |
アタカ山地 see styles |
atakasanchi アタカさんち |
(place-name) Gebel Ataqa (mountain region) |
アドラ山地 see styles |
adorasanchi アドラさんち |
(place-name) Adula (mountain region) |
アプローチ see styles |
apuroochi アプローチ |
(n,vs,vi) (1) approach (to a problem, issue, etc.); (2) approach (of a long jump, aircraft's flight, etc.); inrun (of a ski jump); (3) approach (to a building, mountain, etc.); (n,vs,vi) (4) (abbreviation) {golf} (See アプローチショット) approach shot |
アラガツ山 see styles |
aragatsusan アラガツさん |
(place-name) Aragats (mountain) |
アンツコ山 see styles |
antsukosan アンツコさん |
(place-name) Volcan Antuco (mountain) |
アンパト山 see styles |
anpatosan アンパトさん |
(place-name) Ampato (mountain) |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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