There are 21 total results for your 譬喩 search.
| Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
譬喩 see styles |
pì yù pi4 yu4 p`i yü pi yü hiyu ひゆ |
(ik) simile; metaphor; allegory; parable A parable, metaphor; the avadāna section of the canon, v. 阿波; there are numerous categories, e.g. the seven parables of the Lotus Sūtra, the ten of the Prajñā and Vimalakīrti sūtras, etc. |
譬喩品 see styles |
pì yù pǐn pi4 yu4 pin3 p`i yü p`in pi yü pin hiyu bon |
Chapter on Parable |
譬喩師 譬喩师 see styles |
pì yù shī pi4 yu4 shi1 p`i yü shih pi yü shih Hiyushi |
(譬喩論師) Reputed founder of the 經量部 Sautrāntika school, also known as 日出論者. |
譬喩歌 see styles |
hiyuka ひゆか |
metaphorical poem (of the Man'yōshū) |
譬喩者 see styles |
pì yù zhě pi4 yu4 zhe3 p`i yü che pi yü che Hiyu sha |
Dārṣṭāntika |
譬喩部 see styles |
pì yù bù pi4 yu4 bu4 p`i yü pu pi yü pu Hiyu bu |
Dārṣṭāntika |
譬喩量 see styles |
pì yù liáng pi4 yu4 liang2 p`i yü liang pi yü liang hiyuryō |
The example in Logic. |
有譬喩 see styles |
yǒu pì yù you3 pi4 yu4 yu p`i yü yu pi yü u hiyu |
with an example |
無譬喩 无譬喩 see styles |
wú pì yù wu2 pi4 yu4 wu p`i yü wu pi yü mu hiyu |
non-metaphorical |
譬喩論師 譬喩论师 see styles |
pì yù lùn shī pi4 yu4 lun4 shi1 p`i yü lun shih pi yü lun shih Hiyu ronshi |
Dārṣṭāntika |
同類譬喩 同类譬喩 see styles |
tóng lèi pì yù tong2 lei4 pi4 yu4 t`ung lei p`i yü tung lei pi yü dōrui hiyu |
an example exhibiting the same qualities [as the evidence] |
異類譬喩 异类譬喩 see styles |
yì lèi pì yù yi4 lei4 pi4 yu4 i lei p`i yü i lei pi yü irui hiyu |
a contrary example |
算數譬喩 算数譬喩 see styles |
suàn shǔ pì yù suan4 shu3 pi4 yu4 suan shu p`i yü suan shu pi yü sanshu hiyu |
numerical calculation and metaphor |
五蘊譬喩經 五蕴譬喩经 see styles |
wǔ yùn pì yú jīng wu3 yun4 pi4 yu2 jing1 wu yün p`i yü ching wu yün pi yü ching Goun hiyu kyō |
Sūtra on the Metaphor of the Five Aggregates |
五陰譬喩經 五阴譬喩经 see styles |
wǔ yīn pì yú jīng wu3 yin1 pi4 yu2 jing1 wu yin p`i yü ching wu yin pi yü ching Goon hiyu kyō |
Sūtra on the Metaphor of the Five Aggregates |
法句譬喩經 法句譬喩经 see styles |
fǎ jù pì yù jīng fa3 ju4 pi4 yu4 jing1 fa chü p`i yü ching fa chü pi yü ching Hokku hiyu kyō |
Dharmapāda |
百句譬喩經 百句譬喩经 see styles |
bǎi jù pì yú jīng bai3 ju4 pi4 yu2 jing1 pai chü p`i yü ching pai chü pi yü ching Hyakuku hiyu kyō |
Scripture of the 100 Parables |
譬喩所不能及 see styles |
pì yù suǒ bù néng jí pi4 yu4 suo3 bu4 neng2 ji2 p`i yü so pu neng chi pi yü so pu neng chi hiyu shofunō kyū |
metaphor cannot express it |
百句譬喩集經 百句譬喩集经 see styles |
bǎi jù pì yù jí jīng bai3 ju4 pi4 yu4 ji2 jing1 pai chü p`i yü chi ching pai chü pi yü chi ching Hyakku hiyu shū kyō |
Sūtra of the 100 Parables |
Variations: |
hiyu(p); keiyu(譬喩, 譬諭)(ik) / hiyu(p); keyu(譬喩, 譬諭)(ik) ひゆ(P); けいゆ(譬喩, 譬諭)(ik) |
simile; metaphor; allegory; parable |
Variations: |
hiyu ひゆ |
simile; metaphor; allegory; parable |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
This page contains 21 results for "譬喩" in Chinese and/or Japanese.Information about this dictionary:
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