There are 10 total results for your 铎 search.
| Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
鐸 铎 see styles |
duó duo2 to taku; suzu; nurite(ok); nute(ok); sanaki(ok) たく; すず; ぬりて(ok); ぬて(ok); さなき(ok) |
large ancient bell (1) (See 鈴) duo (ancient Chinese bell with a clapper and a long handle); (2) (たく only) (See 風鈴) large wind bell; (given name) Taku A bell with a clapper; translit. da. |
司鐸 司铎 see styles |
sī duó si1 duo2 ssu to |
priest |
寶鐸 宝铎 see styles |
bǎo duó bao3 duo2 pao to hō chaku |
Bells hung on pagodas, etc.; also 風鐸; 簷鐸. |
木鐸 木铎 see styles |
mù duó mu4 duo2 mu to bokutaku ぼくたく |
(1) bell with wooden clapper; (2) leader; guide (of the public) wooden gong |
鐸曷攞 铎曷攞 see styles |
duó hé luó luǒ duo2 he2 luo2 luo3 to ho lo lo takara |
dahara, small, young; a monk ordained less than ten years. |
闡鐸迦 阐铎迦 see styles |
chǎn duó jiā chan3 duo2 jia1 ch`an to chia chan to chia Sentaka |
Chandaka |
羯蘭鐸迦 羯兰铎迦 see styles |
jié lán duó jiā jie2 lan2 duo2 jia1 chieh lan to chia karanchakuka |
kalandaka, 'a species of bird' (M.W.); cf. 迦. |
都鐸王朝 都铎王朝 see styles |
dū duó wáng cháo du1 duo2 wang2 chao2 tu to wang ch`ao tu to wang chao |
Tudor Dynasty, ruled England 1485-1603 |
鉢鐸創那 钵铎创那 see styles |
bō duó chuàng nà bo1 duo2 chuang4 na4 po to ch`uang na po to chuang na Hatakusōna |
Badakshan, 'A mountainous district of Tukhara' (M.W.); also 巴達克山. |
烏鐸迦漢荼 乌铎迦汉荼 see styles |
wū duó jiā hàn tú wu1 duo2 jia1 han4 tu2 wu to chia han t`u wu to chia han tu Utakakanda |
? Uṭabhāṇḍa, or Uḍakhāṇḍa, an ancient city of Gandhāra, on the northern bank of the Indus, identified with Ohind; Eitel gives it as 'the modern Attok'. |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
This page contains 10 results for "铎" in Chinese and/or Japanese.Information about this dictionary:
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