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Simple Dictionary Definition |
生ある者は必ず死あり see styles |
seiarumonohakanarazushiari / searumonohakanarazushiari せいあるものはかならずしあり |
(expression) (idiom) No mortal escapes death |
生有る者は必ず死有り see styles |
seiarumonohakanarazushiari / searumonohakanarazushiari せいあるものはかならずしあり |
(expression) (idiom) No mortal escapes death |
工欲善其事，必先利其器 see styles |
gōng yù shàn qí shì , bì xiān lì qí qì gong1 yu4 shan4 qi2 shi4 , bi4 xian1 li4 qi2 qi4 kung yü shan ch`i shih , pi hsien li ch`i ch`i kung yü shan chi shih , pi hsien li chi chi |
To do a good job, an artisan needs the best tools (idiom). Good tools are prerequisite to the successful execution of a job |
徳は孤ならず必ず隣あり see styles |
tokuhakonarazukanarazutonariari とくはこならずかならずとなりあり |
(expression) (proverb) (from The Analects of Confucius) the virtuous man will not long remain lonely |
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hisshou / hissho ひっしょう |
certain victory |
積善の家には必ず余慶あり see styles |
sekizennoienihakanarazuyokeiari / sekizennoienihakanarazuyokeari せきぜんのいえにはかならずよけいあり |
(expression) one's good deeds shall be repaid even to one's descendants |
積善の家には必ず余慶有り see styles |
sekizennoienihakanarazuyokeiari / sekizennoienihakanarazuyokeari せきぜんのいえにはかならずよけいあり |
(expression) one's good deeds shall be repaid even to one's descendants |
積不善の家には必ず余殃あり see styles |
sekifuzennoienihakanarazuyoouari / sekifuzennoienihakanarazuyooari せきふぜんのいえにはかならずよおうあり |
(expression) (archaism) iniquities of fathers are visited upon their sons |
積不善の家には必ず余殃有り see styles |
sekifuzennoienihakanarazuyoouari / sekifuzennoienihakanarazuyooari せきふぜんのいえにはかならずよおうあり |
(expression) (archaism) iniquities of fathers are visited upon their sons |
車到山前必有路，船到橋頭自然直 车到山前必有路，船到桥头自然直 see styles |
chē dào shān qián bì yǒu lù , chuán dào qiáo tóu zì rán zhí che1 dao4 shan1 qian2 bi4 you3 lu4 , chuan2 dao4 qiao2 tou2 zi4 ran2 zhi2 ch`e tao shan ch`ien pi yu lu , ch`uan tao ch`iao t`ou tzu jan chih che tao shan chien pi yu lu , chuan tao chiao tou tzu jan chih |
(idiom) everything will turn out all right; let's worry about it when it happens; it will be all right on the night |
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kapitan カピタン |
(1) (hist) (kana only) (See 出島) chief trader (of the Dutch trading post at Dejima) (por: capitão); (2) (hist) (kana only) captain (of a European ship; Edo period) |
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seiarumonohakanarazushiari / searumonohakanarazushiari せいあるものはかならずしあり |
(expression) (proverb) no mortal escapes death; all men must die; he who has life, certainly has death |
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sanninyukebakanarazuwagashiari さんにんゆけばかならずわがしあり |
(expression) (proverb) (from the Analects of Confucius) something can be learned from anyone; if three walk together, I'll have a teacher |
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sekizennoienihakanarazuyokeiari / sekizennoienihakanarazuyokeari せきぜんのいえにはかならずよけいあり |
(expression) (proverb) (See 積不善の家には必ず余殃あり) a virtuous family enjoys long prosperity; one's good deeds shall be repaid even to one's descendants |
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sekifuzennoienihakanarazuyoouari / sekifuzennoienihakanarazuyooari せきふぜんのいえにはかならずよおうあり |
(expression) (proverb) (See 積善の家には必ず余慶あり) iniquities of fathers are visited upon their sons |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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Example: The Chinese character 湯 for soup (hot water) has come to mean bath (hot water) in Japanese. They have the same root meaning of "hot water", but a 湯屋 sign on a bathhouse in Japan would lead a Chinese person to think it was a "soup house" or a place to get a bowl of soup. See this: Japanese Bath House
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