There are 14 total results for your 执受 search.
| Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
執受 执受 see styles |
zhí shòu zhi2 shou4 chih shou shūju |
Impressions, ideas grasped and held. |
內執受 内执受 see styles |
nèi zhí shòu nei4 zhi2 shou4 nei chih shou nai shūju |
inner appropriation |
執受色 执受色 see styles |
zhí shòu sè zhi2 shou4 se4 chih shou se shūju shiki |
appropriated form |
心執受 心执受 see styles |
xīn zhí shòu xin1 zhi2 shou4 hsin chih shou shin shūju |
mental appropriation |
所執受 所执受 see styles |
suǒ zhí shòu suo3 zhi2 shou4 so chih shou sho shūju |
appropriated |
有執受 有执受 see styles |
yǒu zhí shòu you3 zhi2 shou4 yu chih shou u shūju |
The perceived, perceptive, perception. |
無執受 无执受 see styles |
wú zhí shòu wu2 zhi2 shou4 wu chih shou mu shūju |
unfelt |
依止執受 依止执受 see styles |
yī zhǐ zhí shòu yi1 zhi3 zhi2 shou4 i chih chih shou eshi shūju |
basis and appropriation |
執受色根 执受色根 see styles |
zhí shòu sè gēn zhi2 shou4 se4 gen1 chih shou se ken shūju shikikon |
material sense faculties that are appropriated |
廣大執受 广大执受 see styles |
guǎng dà zhí shòu guang3 da4 zhi2 shou4 kuang ta chih shou kōdai shūju |
a large appropriation |
心所執受 心所执受 see styles |
xīn suǒ zhí shòu xin1 suo3 zhi2 shou4 hsin so chih shou shin sho shūju |
appropriated by the mind |
狹小執受 狭小执受 see styles |
xiá xiǎo zhí shòu xia2 xiao3 zhi2 shou4 hsia hsiao chih shou kyōshō shūju |
small appropriation |
習氣執受 习气执受 see styles |
xí qì zhí shòu xi2 qi4 zhi2 shou4 hsi ch`i chih shou hsi chi chih shou shūki shūju |
appropriation of impressions |
了別內執受 了别内执受 see styles |
liǎo bié nèi zhí shòu liao3 bie2 nei4 zhi2 shou4 liao pieh nei chih shou ryōbetsu naishūju |
perception of inner appropriation |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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