There are 22 total results for your 依止 search.
| Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
依止 see styles |
yī zhǐ yi1 zhi3 i chih eji |
To depend and rest upon. |
依止力 see styles |
yī zhǐ lì yi1 zhi3 li4 i chih li eshiriki |
strength of reliance |
依止師 依止师 see styles |
yī zhǐ shī yi1 zhi3 shi1 i chih shih eji shi |
依止阿闍梨 The ācārya, or master of a junior monk. |
依止處 依止处 see styles |
yī zhǐ chù yi1 zhi3 chu4 i chih ch`u i chih chu ejisho |
supporting basis |
一依止 see styles |
yī yī zhǐ yi1 yi1 zhi3 i i chih ichieshi |
same single basis |
作依止 see styles |
zuò yī zhǐ zuo4 yi1 zhi3 tso i chih sa eshi |
to be a basis |
所依止 see styles |
suǒ yī zhǐ suo3 yi1 zhi3 so i chih shoeshi |
a basis |
爲依止 为依止 see styles |
wéi yī zhǐ wei2 yi1 zhi3 wei i chih i eshi |
[taken as] a support |
自依止 see styles |
zì yī zhǐ zi4 yi1 zhi3 tzu i chih ji eshi |
self-dependent |
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 |
依止甚深 see styles |
yī zhǐ shén shēn yi1 zhi3 shen2 shen1 i chih shen shen eji jinshin |
The profundity on which all things depend, i. e. the bhūtatathatā; also the Buddha. |
依止眞如 see styles |
yī zhǐ zhēn rú yi1 zhi3 zhen1 ru2 i chih chen ju eji shinnyo |
suchness of the bases of practice |
應知依止 应知依止 see styles |
yìng zhī yī zhǐ ying4 zhi1 yi1 zhi3 ying chih i chih ōchi eshi |
support of the knowable |
所依止處 所依止处 see styles |
suǒ yī zhǐ chù suo3 yi1 zhi3 chu4 so i chih ch`u so i chih chu shoe shisho |
a base |
無所依止 无所依止 see styles |
wú suǒ yī zhǐ wu2 suo3 yi1 zhi3 wu so i chih mu shoeshi |
detached |
爲所依止 为所依止 see styles |
wéi suǒ yī zhǐ wei2 suo3 yi1 zhi3 wei so i chih i shoeshi |
takes as a basis |
依止性所隨 依止性所随 see styles |
yī zhǐ xìng suǒ suí yi1 zhi3 xing4 suo3 sui2 i chih hsing so sui ejishō shozui |
what is followed or accompanied by the nature of the basis |
依止阿闍梨 依止阿阇梨 see styles |
yī zhǐ ā shé lí yi1 zhi3 a1 she2 li2 i chih a she li eji ajari |
teacher of a junior monk or nun |
依附依止性 see styles |
yī fù yī zhǐ xìng yi1 fu4 yi1 zhi3 xing4 i fu i chih hsing efu eji shō |
sticking to the nature of the basis |
自依止我見 自依止我见 see styles |
zì yī zhǐ wǒ jiàn zi4 yi1 zhi3 wo3 jian4 tzu i chih wo chien jieshi gaken |
individually-based view of self |
緣他依止我見 缘他依止我见 see styles |
yuán tā yī zhǐ wǒ jiàn yuan2 ta1 yi1 zhi3 wo3 jian4 yüan t`a i chih wo chien yüan ta i chih wo chien enta eshi gaken |
other-dependent view of self |
由言說爲依止故 由言说为依止故 see styles |
yóu yán shuō wéi yī zhǐ gù you2 yan2 shuo1 wei2 yi1 zhi3 gu4 yu yen shuo wei i chih ku yu gonsetsu i eshi ko |
because one takes language as the basis |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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