There are 9 total results for your 朅 search.
| Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
朅 see styles |
qiè qie4 ch`ieh chieh kechi |
to leave; to abandon To and fro; translit. kha; cf. 竭; 軻. |
朅伽 see styles |
qiè qié qie4 qie2 ch`ieh ch`ieh chieh chieh kaga |
朅誐 khaḍga, a sword, rhinoceros' horn, rhinoceros. |
朅誐 see styles |
qiè é qie4 e2 ch`ieh o chieh o kaga |
(Skt. khaḍga) |
朅達羅 朅达罗 see styles |
qiè dá luó qie4 da2 luo2 ch`ieh ta lo chieh ta lo kadara |
khadira |
朅地洛迦 see styles |
qiè dì luò jiā qie4 di4 luo4 jia1 ch`ieh ti lo chia chieh ti lo chia Kajiraka |
Khadiraka, the Acacia, or Acacia mountain; i.e. 朅達羅 one of the seven concentric mountains around Sumeru. |
朅達洛迦 朅达洛迦 see styles |
qiè dá luò jiā qie4 da2 luo4 jia1 ch`ieh ta lo chia chieh ta lo chia Kyadara |
Khadiraka |
朅那里酤 see styles |
qien à lǐ gū qien4 a4 li3 gu1 qien a li ku Kanariko |
Khadiraka |
朅伽毘沙拏 朅伽毗沙拿 see styles |
qiè qié pí shān á qie4 qie2 pi2 shan1 a2 ch`ieh ch`ieh p`i shan a chieh chieh pi shan a katsuga bishana |
朅伽毘沙 khaḍga-viṣāṇa, a rhinoceros' horn. |
朅地洛迦山 see styles |
qiè dì luò jiā shān qie4 di4 luo4 jia1 shan1 ch`ieh ti lo chia shan chieh ti lo chia shan Kechirakka san |
Khadiraka |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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