There are 10 total results for your 速疾 search.
Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
速疾 see styles |
sù jí su4 ji2 su chi sokushitsu |
alacrity |
速疾轉 速疾转 see styles |
sù jí zhuǎn su4 ji2 zhuan3 su chi chuan sokushitsu ten |
quickly manifest (change, alter) |
速疾鬼 see styles |
sù jí guǐ su4 ji2 gui3 su chi kuei sokushitsu ki |
Hurrying demons, rākṣasa. |
速疾圓證 速疾圆证 see styles |
sù jí yuán zhèng su4 ji2 yuan2 zheng4 su chi yüan cheng sokushitsu enshō |
rapidly and completely realize |
速疾能辦 速疾能办 see styles |
sù jí néng bàn su4 ji2 neng2 ban4 su chi neng pan sokushitsu nōhan |
quickly accomplishes |
速疾趣證 速疾趣证 see styles |
sù jí qù zhèng su4 ji2 qu4 zheng4 su chi ch`ü cheng su chi chü cheng sokushitsu shushō |
rapidly advances to realization |
速疾轉變 速疾转变 see styles |
sù jí zhuǎn biàn su4 ji2 zhuan3 bian4 su chi chuan pien sokushitsu tenpen |
quickly change |
無倒速疾 无倒速疾 see styles |
wú dào sù jí wu2 dao4 su4 ji2 wu tao su chi mutō sokushitsu |
unerring quickness |
一體速疾力三昧 一体速疾力三昧 see styles |
yī tǐ sù jí lì sān mèi yi1 ti3 su4 ji2 li4 san1 mei4 i t`i su chi li san mei i ti su chi li san mei ittai sokushitsuriki zanmai |
A samādhi in which instantaneous powers are acquired. |
速疾立驗魔醯首羅天說阿尾奢法 速疾立验魔醯首罗天说阿尾奢法 see styles |
sù jí lì yàn mó xī shǒu luó tiān shuō ā wěi shē fǎ su4 ji2 li4 yan4 mo2 xi1 shou3 luo2 tian1 shuo1 a1 wei3 she1 fa3 su chi li yen mo hsi shou lo t`ien shuo a wei she fa su chi li yen mo hsi shou lo tien shuo a wei she fa Sokushitsu ryū ken Makeshuraten setsu abisha hō |
A Rapidly Established Effect: the Abhicāra Method Explained by Maheśvāra |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
This page contains 10 results for "速疾" in Chinese and/or Japanese.Information about this dictionary:
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