There are 24 total results for your 惭 search.
| Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
慙 惭 see styles |
cán can2 ts`an tsan zan |
variant of 慚|惭[can2] shame |
慚 惭 see styles |
cán can2 ts`an tsan zan |
ashamed Shame, ashamed; i.e. for one's own faults, cf. 愧. |
不慚 不惭 see styles |
bù cán bu4 can2 pu ts`an pu tsan fuzan |
lack of conscience |
慚惶 惭惶 see styles |
cán huáng can2 huang2 ts`an huang tsan huang zankō |
mortified with shame |
慚愧 惭愧 see styles |
cán kuì can2 kui4 ts`an k`uei tsan kuei zangi ざんき |
ashamed (noun/participle) (feeling of) shame shame |
慚羞 惭羞 see styles |
cán xiū can2 xiu1 ts`an hsiu tsan hsiu zanshū |
shame |
慚財 惭财 see styles |
cán cái can2 cai2 ts`an ts`ai tsan tsai zanzai |
jewel of shame |
有慚 有惭 see styles |
yǒu cán you3 can2 yu ts`an yu tsan uzan |
have a sense of conscience |
無慚 无惭 see styles |
wú cán wu2 can2 wu ts`an wu tsan muzan むざん |
(noun or adjectival noun) cruelty; atrocity; cold-bloodedness; tragedy; misery ahrīka, without shame, shameless. |
生慚 生惭 see styles |
shēng cán sheng1 can2 sheng ts`an sheng tsan shōzan |
ashamed |
羞慚 羞惭 see styles |
xiū cán xiu1 can2 hsiu ts`an hsiu tsan |
a disgrace; ashamed |
修慚愧 修惭愧 see styles |
xiū cán kuì xiu1 can2 kui4 hsiu ts`an k`uei hsiu tsan kuei shu zanki |
to cultivate a sense of shame |
慚愧心 惭愧心 see styles |
cán kuì xīn can2 kui4 xin1 ts`an k`uei hsin tsan kuei hsin sangeshin |
mental state of shame |
無慚愧 无惭愧 see styles |
wú cán kuì wu2 can2 kui4 wu ts`an k`uei wu tsan kuei mu zanki |
neither conscience nor shame |
生慚愧 生惭愧 see styles |
shēng cán kuì sheng1 can2 kui4 sheng ts`an k`uei sheng tsan kuei shō zanki |
ashamed and embarrassed |
修習慚愧 修习惭愧 see styles |
xiū xí cán kuì xiu1 xi2 can2 kui4 hsiu hsi ts`an k`uei hsiu hsi tsan kuei shushū zanki |
to cultivate a sense of shame |
大言不慚 大言不惭 see styles |
dà yán bù cán da4 yan2 bu4 can2 ta yen pu ts`an ta yen pu tsan |
to boast shamelessly; to talk big |
慚愧懺悔 惭愧忏悔 see styles |
cán kuì chàn huǐ can2 kui4 chan4 hui3 ts`an k`uei ch`an hui tsan kuei chan hui zanki sange |
humility and repentance |
深生慚愧 深生惭愧 see styles |
shēn shēng cán kuì shen1 sheng1 can2 kui4 shen sheng ts`an k`uei shen sheng tsan kuei shinshō zanki |
to experience profound shame |
無慚外道 无惭外道 see styles |
wú cán wài dào wu2 can2 wai4 dao4 wu ts`an wai tao wu tsan wai tao muzan gedō |
Saivites |
無慚無愧 无惭无愧 see styles |
wú cán wú kuì wu2 can2 wu2 kui4 wu ts`an wu k`uei wu tsan wu kuei muzan muki |
lack of conscience and lack of shame |
自慚形穢 自惭形秽 see styles |
zì cán - xíng huì zi4 can2 - xing2 hui4 tzu ts`an - hsing hui tzu tsan - hsing hui |
(idiom) to feel inferior; to feel inadequate |
慚愧所對治 惭愧所对治 see styles |
cán kuì suǒ duì zhì can2 kui4 suo3 dui4 zhi4 ts`an k`uei so tui chih tsan kuei so tui chih zanki sho taiji |
remedied by a sense of shame and conscience |
無上慚愧衣 无上惭愧衣 see styles |
wú shàng cán kuì yī wu2 shang4 can2 kui4 yi1 wu shang ts`an k`uei i wu shang tsan kuei i mujō zangi e |
The supreme garment of sensitiveness to the shameful, the monk's robe. |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
This page contains 24 results for "惭" in Chinese and/or Japanese.Information about this dictionary:
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