There are 28 total results for your 惡趣 search.
| Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
惡趣 恶趣 see styles |
è qù e4 qu4 o ch`ü o chü akushu |
The evil directions, or incarnations, i. e. those of animals, pretas, and beings in purgatory; to which some add asuras. |
惡趣因 恶趣因 see styles |
è qù yīn e4 qu4 yin1 o ch`ü yin o chü yin akushu in |
causes of negative rebirth |
惡趣業 恶趣业 see styles |
è qù yè e4 qu4 ye4 o ch`ü yeh o chü yeh akushu gō |
the karma of disadvantageous rebirths |
惡趣畏 恶趣畏 see styles |
è qù wèi e4 qu4 wei4 o ch`ü wei o chü wei akushui |
fear of a negative rebirth |
惡趣苦 恶趣苦 see styles |
è qù kǔ e4 qu4 ku3 o ch`ü k`u o chü ku akushu ku |
suffering of the negative rebirths |
三惡趣 三恶趣 see styles |
sān è qù san1 e4 qu4 san o ch`ü san o chü sanmakushu |
three evil destinies |
五惡趣 五恶趣 see styles |
wǔ è qù wu3 e4 qu4 wu o ch`ü wu o chü go akushu |
idem 五趣 and 五道. |
四惡趣 四恶趣 see styles |
sì è qù si4 e4 qu4 ssu o ch`ü ssu o chü shi akushu |
(or 四惡道) The four apāya, or evil destinies: the hells, as hungry ghosts, animals, or asuras. The asuras are sometimes evil, sometimes good, hence the term 三惡道 'three evil destinies' excepts the asuras. |
墮惡趣 堕恶趣 see styles |
duò è qù duo4 e4 qu4 to o ch`ü to o chü da akushu |
falls into negative rebirths |
往惡趣 往恶趣 see styles |
wǎng è qù wang3 e4 qu4 wang o ch`ü wang o chü ō akushu |
go to evil rebirths |
感惡趣 感恶趣 see styles |
gǎn è qù gan3 e4 qu4 kan o ch`ü kan o chü kan akushu |
undergo negative rebirth |
諸惡趣 诸恶趣 see styles |
zhū è qù zhu1 e4 qu4 chu o ch`ü chu o chü sho akushu |
the negative rebirths |
惡趣煩惱 恶趣烦恼 see styles |
è qù fán nǎo e4 qu4 fan2 nao3 o ch`ü fan nao o chü fan nao akushu bonnō |
afflictions of negative rebirths |
惡趣苦苦 恶趣苦苦 see styles |
è qù kǔ kǔ e4 qu4 ku3 ku3 o ch`ü k`u k`u o chü ku ku akushu kuku |
ordinary suffering in the evil destinies |
一切惡趣 一切恶趣 see styles |
yī qiè è qù yi1 qie4 e4 qu4 i ch`ieh o ch`ü i chieh o chü issai akushu |
all negative rebirths |
不更惡趣 不更恶趣 see styles |
bù gēn gè qù bu4 gen1 ge4 qu4 pu ken ko ch`ü pu ken ko chü fukyō akushu |
not reborn into evil destinies |
墮於惡趣 堕于恶趣 see styles |
duò yú è qù duo4 yu2 e4 qu4 to yü o ch`ü to yü o chü da o akushu |
falls into evil rebirths |
墮諸惡趣 堕诸恶趣 see styles |
duò zhū è qù duo4 zhu1 e4 qu4 to chu o ch`ü to chu o chü da shoakushu |
to fall into evil rebirths |
墮險惡趣 堕险恶趣 see styles |
duò xiǎn è qù duo4 xian3 e4 qu4 to hsien o ch`ü to hsien o chü daken akushu |
falling into the misfortune of a bad rebirth |
離諸惡趣 离诸恶趣 see styles |
lí zhū è qù li2 zhu1 e4 qu4 li chu o ch`ü li chu o chü risho akushu |
sarva-sattva-apāya-jahanā |
不更惡趣願 不更恶趣愿 see styles |
bù gēng è qù yuàn bu4 geng1 e4 qu4 yuan4 pu keng o ch`ü yüan pu keng o chü yüan fukyō akushu gan |
The second of Amitābha's forty-eight vows, that those born in his kingdom should never again enter the three evil lower paths of transmigration. |
忍不墮惡趣 忍不堕恶趣 see styles |
rěn bù duò è qù ren3 bu4 duo4 e4 qu4 jen pu to o ch`ü jen pu to o chü nin fuda akushu |
The stage of patience ensures that there will be no falling into the lower paths of transmigration. |
招感惡趣生 招感恶趣生 see styles |
zhāo gǎn è qù shēng zhao1 gan3 e4 qu4 sheng1 chao kan o ch`ü sheng chao kan o chü sheng shōkan akushushō |
to invite negative rebirth |
惡趣雜染愚癡 恶趣杂染愚癡 see styles |
è qù zá rǎn yú chī e4 qu4 za2 ran3 yu2 chi1 o ch`ü tsa jan yü ch`ih o chü tsa jan yü chih akushu zōzen guchi |
delusion from the stain of evil destinies |
一切衆生離諸惡趣 一切众生离诸恶趣 see styles |
yī qiè zhòng shēng lí zhū è qù yi1 qie4 zhong4 sheng1 li2 zhu1 e4 qu4 i ch`ieh chung sheng li chu o ch`ü i chieh chung sheng li chu o chü issai shujō rishoakushu |
sarvasattva-pāpa-prahāṇa. A samādhi on a world free from all the evil destinies. |
棄於衆生一切惡趣 弃于众生一切恶趣 see styles |
qì yú zhòng shēng yī qiè è qù qi4 yu2 zhong4 sheng1 yi1 qie4 e4 qu4 ch`i yü chung sheng i ch`ieh o ch`ü chi yü chung sheng i chieh o chü ki o shūjō issai akushu |
sarva-sattva-apāya |
惡趣煩惱業生雜染障 恶趣烦恼业生杂染障 see styles |
è qù fán nǎo yè shēng zá rǎn zhàng e4 qu4 fan2 nao3 ye4 sheng1 za2 ran3 zhang4 o ch`ü fan nao yeh sheng tsa jan chang o chü fan nao yeh sheng tsa jan chang akushu bonnō gō shō zōzen shō |
hindrances of defilement by afflictions in the negative destinies, karma, and rebirth |
大乘觀想曼拏羅淨諸惡趣經 大乘观想曼拏罗淨诸恶趣经 see styles |
dà shèng guān xiǎng màn ná luó jìng zhū è qù jīng da4 sheng4 guan1 xiang3 man4 na2 luo2 jing4 zhu1 e4 qu4 jing1 ta sheng kuan hsiang man na lo ching chu o ch`ü ching ta sheng kuan hsiang man na lo ching chu o chü ching Daijō kansō mandara jō shōakushu kyō |
Tantra of the Mahāyāna Meditation Maṇḍala which Purifies [Transgressions and Halts] the Evil Transmigrations |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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