There are 23 total results for your 寢 search.
| Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
寢 寝 see styles |
qǐn qin3 ch`in chin shin |
(bound form) to lie down to sleep or rest; (bound form) bedroom; (bound form) imperial tomb; (literary) to stop; to cease To sleep, rest; stop; a retiring room, resting place. |
寢具 寝具 see styles |
qǐn jù qin3 ju4 ch`in chü chin chü |
bedding See: 寝具 |
寢占 see styles |
nezu ねず |
(surname) Nezu |
寢堂 寝堂 see styles |
qǐn táng qin3 tang2 ch`in t`ang chin tang shindō |
A dormitory. |
寢室 寝室 see styles |
qǐn shì qin3 shi4 ch`in shih chin shih |
bedroom; dormitory; CL:間|间[jian1] See: 寝室 |
寢念 寝念 see styles |
qǐn niàn qin3 nian4 ch`in nien chin nien shinnen |
to ponder in bed |
寢處 寝处 see styles |
qǐn chù qin3 chu4 ch`in ch`u chin chu shinsho |
sleeping place |
安寢 安寝 see styles |
ān qǐn an1 qin3 an ch`in an chin |
to sleep peacefully |
就寢 就寝 see styles |
jiù qǐn jiu4 qin3 chiu ch`in chiu chin |
to go to sleep; to go to bed (literary) See: 就寝 |
禰寢 see styles |
nejime ねじめ |
(surname) Nejime |
陵寢 陵寝 see styles |
líng qǐn ling2 qin3 ling ch`in ling chin |
tomb (of king or emperor) |
寢釋迦 寝释迦 see styles |
qǐn shì jiā qin3 shi4 jia1 ch`in shih chia chin shih chia ne jaka |
dying buddha |
廢寢食 废寝食 see styles |
fèi qǐn shí fei4 qin3 shi2 fei ch`in shih fei chin shih |
to neglect sleep and food |
寢苫枕塊 寝苫枕块 see styles |
qǐn shān zhěn kuài qin3 shan1 zhen3 kuai4 ch`in shan chen k`uai chin shan chen kuai |
bed of straw and pillow of clay (idiom); the correct etiquette for a filial son during the mourning period |
寢食難安 寝食难安 see styles |
qǐn shí nán ān qin3 shi2 nan2 an1 ch`in shih nan an chin shih nan an |
lit. cannot rest or eat in peace (idiom); fig. extremely worried and troubled |
壽終正寢 寿终正寝 see styles |
shòu zhōng zhèng qǐn shou4 zhong1 zheng4 qin3 shou chung cheng ch`in shou chung cheng chin |
to die of old age; to die in one's bed at a ripe old age; (fig.) (of a structure or machine etc) to come to the end of its life |
宰予晝寢 宰予昼寝 see styles |
zǎi yǔ zhòu qǐn zai3 yu3 zhou4 qin3 tsai yü chou ch`in tsai yü chou chin |
Zai Yu sleeps by day (idiom); refers to story in Analects of Confucius remonstrating bitterly with his student for sleeping during lectures |
就寢時間 就寝时间 see styles |
jiù qǐn shí jiān jiu4 qin3 shi2 jian1 chiu ch`in shih chien chiu chin shih chien |
bedtime |
廢寢忘食 废寝忘食 see styles |
fèi qǐn - wàng shí fei4 qin3 - wang4 shi2 fei ch`in - wang shih fei chin - wang shih |
(idiom) to skip one's sleep and meals; to be completely wrapped up in one's work |
廢寢忘餐 废寝忘餐 see styles |
fèi qǐn wàng cān fei4 qin3 wang4 can1 fei ch`in wang ts`an fei chin wang tsan |
see 廢寢忘食|废寝忘食[fei4 qin3 wang4 shi2] |
忘餐廢寢 忘餐废寝 see styles |
wàng cān fèi qǐn wang4 can1 fei4 qin3 wang ts`an fei ch`in wang tsan fei chin |
see 廢寢忘食|废寝忘食[fei4 qin3 wang4 shi2] |
枕戈寢甲 枕戈寝甲 see styles |
zhěn gē qǐn jiǎ zhen3 ge1 qin3 jia3 chen ko ch`in chia chen ko chin chia |
lit. to sleep on one's armor with a spear as a pillow (idiom); fig. to keep ready for battle at all times |
食肉寢皮 食肉寝皮 see styles |
shí ròu qǐn pí shi2 rou4 qin3 pi2 shih jou ch`in p`i shih jou chin pi |
to eat sb's flesh and sleep on their hide (idiom); to swear revenge on sb; implacable hatred; to have sb's guts for garters |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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