There are 8 total results for your 阿夷 search.
| Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
阿夷 see styles |
ā yí a1 yi2 a i ai |
arhan, a worthy, noble, or saintly man; especially 阿私陀 Asita, q.v. |
阿夷哆 see styles |
ā yí duō a1 yi2 duo1 a i to Aita |
*Ajita |
阿夷恬 see styles |
ā yí tián a1 yi2 tian2 a i t`ien a i tien aiten |
? ādikarnika, a beginner, neophyte. |
阿夷頭 阿夷头 see styles |
ā yí tóu a1 yi2 tou2 a i t`ou a i tou aizu |
idem 阿耆多 ajita. |
阿夷決疑 阿夷决疑 see styles |
ā yí jué yí a1 yi2 jue2 yi2 a i chüeh i Ai ketsugi |
prophecy of Asita (regarding Gautama's eventual accomplishments) |
阿夷羅和帝 阿夷罗和帝 see styles |
ā yí luó hé dì a1 yi2 luo2 he2 di4 a i lo ho ti Airawadai |
(or阿夷羅婆帝 or 阿夷羅和底 or 阿夷羅婆底 or 阿夷羅和跋提 or 阿夷羅婆跋提), v. 阿特 the river Ajiravatī. v. 阿羅漢. |
阿夷羅婆底 阿夷罗婆底 see styles |
ā yí luó pó dǐ a1 yi2 luo2 po2 di3 a i lo p`o ti a i lo po ti Airabatei |
Ajiravatī |
阿夷羅跋提 阿夷罗跋提 see styles |
ā yí luó bá tí a1 yi2 luo2 ba2 ti2 a i lo pa t`i a i lo pa ti airabatei |
Ajitavatī |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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