Dou, Dòu, Dǒu, Dōu, Dòu sǒu, Dou sou, Dǒu sǒu: 29 definitions
Introduction:
Dou means something in Buddhism, Pali, biology. If you want to know the exact meaning, history, etymology or English translation of this term then check out the descriptions on this page. Add your comment or reference to a book if you want to contribute to this summary article.
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In Buddhism
Chinese Buddhism
1) 斗 [dou]—A bushel, i. e. ten Chinese pints.
2) 抖 [dou]—To shake.
3) 豆 [dou]—māṣa, 摩沙 [mo sha]; 磨灑 [mo sa] Legumes, beans, peas, lentils, etc.
4) 兜 [dou]—ketu, any bright appearance, comet, ensign, eminent, discernment, etc.; the name of two constellations to the left and right of Aquila.
5) 兜 [dou]—Helmet, hood; pocket, bag; translit. tu.
6) 逗 [dou]—Delay, loiter; skulk; beguile.
7) 都 [dou]—Metropolis, imperial city or domain; a district, ward, territory. All.
8) 鬭 [dou]—To contest, fight.
1) 鬪 ts = dòu p refers to [verb] “fight; kalaha”; Domain: Buddhism 佛教 [fu jiao]; Notes: Sanskrit equivalent: kalaha, Japanese: tou (BCSD '鬪 [dou]', p. 1289; MW 'kalaha'; Unihan '鬪 [dou]').
2) 鬥 t = 斗 s = dòu p refers to [proper noun] “Uttarāṣāḍhā”; Domain: Buddhism 佛教 [fu jiao]; Notes: Sanskrit equivalent: uttarāṣāḍhā, or: kilāsa, Japanese: to, or: tou, Tibetan: chu smad; name of a lunar mansion (BCSD '斗 [dou]', p. 579; Mahāvyutpatti 'uttarāṣāḍhā'; MW 'uttarāṣāḍhā'; SH '斗 [dou]', p. 373; Unihan '斗 [dou]')..
3) 豆 ts = dòu p refers to [noun] “bean; māṣa”; Domain: Buddhism 佛教 [fu jiao]; Notes: Sanskrit equivalent: māṣa, or: vartuli, Japanese: tou, or: zu, Tibetan: sran ma (BCSD '豆 [dou]', p. 1104; Edgerton 1953 'vartuli', p. 471; Mahāvyutpatti 'vartuliḥ'; MW 'māṣa'; SH '豆 [dou]', p. 245; Unihan '豆 [dou]')..
4) 都 ts = dōu p refers to [adverb] “all; sarva”; Domain: Buddhism 佛教 [fu jiao]; Notes: Sanskrit equivalent: sarva (BCSD '都 [dou]', p. 1173; MW 'sarva')..
5) 兜 ts = dōu p refers to [proper noun] “Tusita”; Domain: Buddhism 佛教 [fu jiao]; Notes: Japanese: tou; see 兜率天 [dou lu tian] (BCSD '兜 [dou]', p. 156; Kroll 2015 '兜 [dou]' 2, pp. 91-92; SH '兜 [dou]', p. 343; Unihan '兜 [dou]')..
Chinese Buddhism (漢傳佛教, hanchuan fojiao) is the form of Buddhism that developed in China, blending Mahayana teachings with Daoist and Confucian thought. Its texts are mainly in Classical Chinese, based on translations from Sanskrit. Major schools include Chan (Zen), Pure Land, Tiantai, and Huayan. Chinese Buddhism has greatly influenced East Asian religion and culture.
Biology (plants and animals)
Dou in Ivory Coast is the name of a plant defined with Milicia excelsa in various botanical sources. This page contains potential references in Ayurveda, modern medicine, and other folk traditions or local practices It has the synonym Chlorophora tenuifolia Engl. (among others).
Example references for further research on medicinal uses or toxicity (see latin names for full list):
· Species Plantarum (1753)
· Pharmaceutical Biology (2005)
· Botanische Jahrbücher für Systematik, Pflanzengeschichte und Pflanzengeographie (1894)
· The Genera of North American Plants (1818)
· Contribution à l’Ethnographie des Kuta. (1974)
· Bulletin de la Société Botanique de France (1912)
If you are looking for specific details regarding Dou, for example chemical composition, diet and recipes, side effects, pregnancy safety, health benefits, extract dosage, have a look at these references.
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Languages of India and abroad
Chinese-English dictionary
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唗 [dōu] [dou]—
A sound of angry reprimand. Primarily used in early novels (小说 [xiao shuo]) and operas (戏曲 [xi qu]). Yuan Dynasty (元 [yuan]) author Wu Changling (吴昌龄 [wu chang ling])'s Zhang Tianshi (张天师 [zhang tian shi]), Act 1 (第一折 [di yi zhe]): "Where did this woman come from? She must be a demon (妖精 [yao jing]) or a monster (鬼怪 [gui guai])! Hmph!"
唗：[歎]
憤怒斥責的聲音。多用於早期的小說和戲曲。元．吳昌齡《張天師》第一折：「這女人是從那裡來的，必然是妖精鬼怪。唗！」
dōu:[tàn]
fèn nù chì zé de shēng yīn. duō yòng yú zǎo qī de xiǎo shuō hé xì qū. yuán． wú chāng líng < zhāng tiān shī> dì yī zhé: “zhè nǚ rén shì cóng nà lǐ lái de, bì rán shì yāo jīng guǐ guài. dōu! ”
dou:[tan]
fen nu chi ze de sheng yin. duo yong yu zao qi de xiao shuo he xi qu. yuan. wu chang ling < zhang tian shi> di yi zhe: "zhe nu ren shi cong na li lai de, bi ran shi yao jing gui guai. dou! "
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都 [dōu] [dou]—
Adverb
1. All; entirely. Meaning to encompass everything. E.g., "好 [hao]" (all good), "是 [shi]" (all are/all is).
2. Even; still; so much so that. E.g., "他如此說了 [ta ru ci shuo le]，你又能如何呢 [ni you neng ru he ne]！" (He even said so, what can you do then!), "他一動不動 [ta yi dong bu dong]，活像個木頭人似的 [huo xiang ge mu tou ren shi de]。" (He didn't move at all, like a wooden person).
3. Already. Implies emphasis. E.g., "誤會造成了 [wu hui zao cheng le]，你懊悔也沒用 [ni ao hui ye mei yong]！" (The misunderstanding has already been caused, your regret is useless!).
Particle
Initial particle, meaningless. From The Book of Documents, "Canon of Yao": "驩兜 [huan dou]" (Huandou) said: "" (Dū)! "共工 [gong gong]" (Gonggong) is just now gathering and arranging the works."
都：[副]
1.皆。概括全部的意思。如：「都好」、「都是」。
2.還、尚且、甚至。如：「他都如此說了，你又能如何呢！」、「他一動都不動，活像個木頭人似的。」
3.業已、已經。有加重語氣的意味。如：「誤會都造成了，你懊悔也沒用！」
[助]
發語詞，無義。《書經．堯典》：「驩兜曰：『都！共工方鳩僝功。』」
dōu:[fù]
1. jiē. gài kuò quán bù de yì sī. rú: “dōu hǎo” ,, “dōu shì” .
2. hái,, shàng qiě,, shén zhì. rú: “tā dōu rú cǐ shuō le, nǐ yòu néng rú hé ne! ” ,, “tā yī dòng dōu bù dòng, huó xiàng gè mù tóu rén shì de.”
3. yè yǐ,, yǐ jīng. yǒu jiā zhòng yǔ qì de yì wèi. rú: “wù huì dōu zào chéng le, nǐ ào huǐ yě méi yòng! ”
[zhù]
fā yǔ cí, wú yì. < shū jīng． yáo diǎn>: “huān dōu yuē: ‘dōu! gòng gōng fāng jiū chán gōng.’ ”
dou:[fu]
1. jie. gai kuo quan bu de yi si. ru: "dou hao" ,, "dou shi" .
2. hai,, shang qie,, shen zhi. ru: "ta dou ru ci shuo le, ni you neng ru he ne! " ,, "ta yi dong dou bu dong, huo xiang ge mu tou ren shi de."
3. ye yi,, yi jing. you jia zhong yu qi de yi wei. ru: "wu hui dou zao cheng le, ni ao hui ye mei yong! "
[zhu]
fa yu ci, wu yi. < shu jing. yao dian>: "huan dou yue: 'dou! gong gong fang jiu chan gong.' "
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陡 [dǒu] [dou]—
[形 [xing]] Adjective
1. Of a steep slope, nearly vertical. For example: 峭 [qiao] (steep), 又高又 [you gao you](both high and steep). From The Travels of Lao Can (《老殘遊記 [lao can you ji]》), Chapter 8: "One side was a steep mountain (山 [shan]), the other a deep valley (深谷 [shen gu])."
2. Dense; tight. From Song (宋 [song]) Dynasty, Qin Chun's (秦醇 [qin chun]) Biography of Tan Yige (《譚意哥傳 [tan yi ge chuan]》): "Dense curtains (帳 [zhang]) hung down like threads, clear wind (清風 [qing feng]) entered through the window (牖 [you]), sparse blinds (疏簾 [shu lian]) let the moon (月 [yue]) through, and silver duck (銀鴨 [yin ya]) censers emitted fragrance (噴香 [pen xiang])."
[副 [fu]] Adverb
Suddenly; abruptly. For example: 天氣變 [tian qi bian] (the weather suddenly changed). From Dream of the Red Chamber (《紅樓夢 [hong lou meng]》), Chapter 97: "When Baoyu (寶玉 [bao yu]) returned, his old illness (舊病 [jiu bing]) suddenly recurred (發 [fa]), making him even more delirious (昏櫦 [hun qing]), to the point where he couldn't even eat or drink (飲食 [yin shi])."
陡：[形]
1.坡度峻峭，近於垂直。如：「陡峭」、「又高又陡」。《老殘遊記》第八回：「一邊是陡山，一邊是深谷。」
2.嚴密。宋．秦醇《譚意哥傳》：「陡帳垂絲，清風射牖，疏簾透月，銀鴨噴香。」
[副]
突然、驟然。如：「天氣陡變」。《紅樓夢》第九七回：「且說寶玉回來，舊病陡發，更加昏憒，連飲食也不能進了。」
dǒu:[xíng]
1. pō dù jùn qiào, jìn yú chuí zhí. rú: “dǒu qiào” ,, “yòu gāo yòu dǒu” . < lǎo cán yóu jì> dì bā huí: “yī biān shì dǒu shān, yī biān shì shēn gǔ.”
2. yán mì. sòng． qín chún < tán yì gē chuán>: “dǒu zhàng chuí sī, qīng fēng shè yǒu, shū lián tòu yuè, yín yā pēn xiāng.”
[fù]
tū rán,, zhòu rán. rú: “tiān qì dǒu biàn” . < hóng lóu mèng> dì jiǔ qī huí: “qiě shuō bǎo yù huí lái, jiù bìng dǒu fā, gèng jiā hūn kuì, lián yǐn shí yě bù néng jìn le.”
dou:[xing]
1. po du jun qiao, jin yu chui zhi. ru: "dou qiao" ,, "you gao you dou" . < lao can you ji> di ba hui: "yi bian shi dou shan, yi bian shi shen gu."
2. yan mi. song. qin chun < tan yi ge chuan>: "dou zhang chui si, qing feng she you, shu lian tou yue, yin ya pen xiang."
[fu]
tu ran,, zhou ran. ru: "tian qi dou bian" . < hong lou meng> di jiu qi hui: "qie shuo bao yu hui lai, jiu bing dou fa, geng jia hun kui, lian yin shi ye bu neng jin le."
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豆 [dòu] [dou]—
[Noun]
1. An ancient vessel for holding food. It was shallow like a plate, had a ring foot, and most had a lid. Prevalent during the Shang (商 [shang]) and Zhou (周 [zhou]) dynasties, it was later also used as a ritual vessel (禮器 [li qi]). From "Shuowen Jiezi (說文解字 [shuo wen jie zi]) - Dou Radical": "Dou is an ancient vessel for eating meat." From "Shi Jing (詩經 [shi jing]) - Daya (大雅 [da ya]) - Shengmin (生民 [sheng min])": "I fill the dou, the dou and the deng (登 [deng])." Han (漢 [han]) Dynasty, Zheng Xuan (鄭玄 [zheng xuan]), Annotation: "Wadou (瓦 [wa]) were used for sacrifices to heaven, as pottery is simple and unadorned."
2. A general term for plants of the dicotyledonous family Leguminosae (科 [ke]). Includes both herbaceous and woody plants. Leaves are mostly compound, occasionally simple, alternate, and usually stipulate. Flowers are papilionaceous (蝶形 [die xing]), or zygomorphic (兩側對稱 [liang ce dui cheng]), some are actinomorphic (輻射對稱 [fu she dui cheng]). The fruit is a legume (莢果 [jia guo]), the seeds are without endosperm, or occasionally contain a small amount of endosperm. Approximately 16,000 species, found worldwide. Widely used for food, medicine, or ornamental purposes, etc.
3. A surname. For example, Dou Ruyi (如意 [ru yi]) in the Han (漢 [han]) Dynasty, and Dou Wenwu (文武 [wen wu]) in the Qing (清 [qing]) Dynasty.
4. One of the 214 radicals.
豆：[名]
1.古代盛食品的器皿。器淺似盤，圈足，多數有蓋。盛行於商周時期，後亦作為禮器。《說文解字．豆部》：「豆，古食肉器也。」《詩經．大雅．生民》：「卬盛于豆，于豆于登。」漢．鄭玄．箋：「祀天用瓦豆，陶器質也。」
2.雙子葉植物豆科的泛稱。草本、木本均有。葉多複葉，間或為單葉，互生，通常具托葉。花為蝶形，或兩側對稱，有些為輻射對稱。果為莢果，種子無胚乳，間或含少量胚乳。約一萬六千種，產世界各地。用途極廣，供食用、藥用或觀賞等。
3.姓。如漢代有豆如意，清代有豆文武。
4.二一四部首之一。
dòu:[míng]
1. gǔ dài shèng shí pǐn de qì mǐn. qì qiǎn shì pán, quān zú, duō shù yǒu gài. shèng xíng yú shāng zhōu shí qī, hòu yì zuò wèi lǐ qì. < shuō wén jiě zì． dòu bù>: “dòu, gǔ shí ròu qì yě.” < shī jīng． dà yǎ． shēng mín>: “áng shèng yú dòu, yú dòu yú dēng.” hàn． zhèng xuán． jiān: “sì tiān yòng wǎ dòu, táo qì zhì yě.”
2. shuāng zi yè zhí wù dòu kē de fàn chēng. cǎo běn,, mù běn jūn yǒu. yè duō fù yè, jiān huò wèi dān yè, hù shēng, tōng cháng jù tuō yè. huā wèi dié xíng, huò liǎng cè duì chēng, yǒu xiē wèi fú shè duì chēng. guǒ wèi jiá guǒ, zhǒng zi wú pēi rǔ, jiān huò hán shǎo liàng pēi rǔ. yuē yī wàn liù qiān zhǒng, chǎn shì jiè gè de. yòng tú jí guǎng, gōng shí yòng,, yào yòng huò guān shǎng děng.
3. xìng. rú hàn dài yǒu dòu rú yì, qīng dài yǒu dòu wén wǔ.
4. èr yī sì bù shǒu zhī yī.
dou:[ming]
1. gu dai sheng shi pin de qi min. qi qian shi pan, quan zu, duo shu you gai. sheng xing yu shang zhou shi qi, hou yi zuo wei li qi. < shuo wen jie zi. dou bu>: "dou, gu shi rou qi ye." < shi jing. da ya. sheng min>: "ang sheng yu dou, yu dou yu deng." han. zheng xuan. jian: "si tian yong wa dou, tao qi zhi ye."
2. shuang zi ye zhi wu dou ke de fan cheng. cao ben,, mu ben jun you. ye duo fu ye, jian huo wei dan ye, hu sheng, tong chang ju tuo ye. hua wei die xing, huo liang ce dui cheng, you xie wei fu she dui cheng. guo wei jia guo, zhong zi wu pei ru, jian huo han shao liang pei ru. yue yi wan liu qian zhong, chan shi jie ge de. yong tu ji guang, gong shi yong,, yao yong huo guan shang deng.
3. xing. ru han dai you dou ru yi, qing dai you dou wen wu.
4. er yi si bu shou zhi yi.
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荳 [dòu] [dou]—
A family of 雙子葉植物 [shuang zi ye zhi wu] (dicotyledonous plants). It comprises numerous species, all of which produce 莢 [jia] (pods/legumes). Synonymous with '豆 [dou]' (dòu).
荳：[名]
雙子葉植物的一科。種類甚多，實皆結莢。同「豆」。
dòu:[míng]
shuāng zi yè zhí wù de yī kē. zhǒng lèi shén duō, shí jiē jié jiá. tóng “dòu” .
dou:[ming]
shuang zi ye zhi wu de yi ke. zhong lei shen duo, shi jie jie jia. tong "dou" .
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脰 [dòu] [dou]—
Noun
Neck, throat.
Gongyang Commentary 公羊傳 [gong yang chuan], Duke Zhuang Year 12: Wan 萬 [wan] became furious, wrestled Duke Min 閔公 [min gong], and cut off his neck .
脰：[名]
頸項、脖子。《公羊傳．莊公十二年》：「萬怒，搏閔公，絕其脰。」
dòu:[míng]
jǐng xiàng,, bó zi. < gōng yáng chuán． zhuāng gōng shí èr nián>: “wàn nù, bó mǐn gōng, jué qí dòu.”
dou:[ming]
jing xiang,, bo zi. < gong yang chuan. zhuang gong shi er nian>: "wan nu, bo min gong, jue qi dou."
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鬦 [dòu] [dou]—
Variant character of 鬥 [dou]
鬦：「鬥」的異體字。
dòu: “dòu” de yì tǐ zì.
dou: "dou" de yi ti zi.
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鬭 [dòu] [dou]—
Variant character (異體字 [yi ti zi]) of '鬥 [dou]' (鬥 [dou]).
鬭：「鬥」的異體字。
dòu: “dòu” de yì tǐ zì.
dou: "dou" de yi ti zi.
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枓 [dǒu] [dou]—
Post cap (柱上方木 [zhu shang fang mu] - zhù shàng fāng mù).
枓：[名]
柱上方木。
dǒu:[míng]
zhù shàng fāng mù.
dou:[ming]
zhu shang fang mu.
1) 乧 ts = dǒu p refers to “archaic Korean hanja pronounced dul, phonetic 斗 du plus 乙 ul”.
2) 兜 ts = dōu p refers to “pocket/bag/to wrap up or hold in a bag/to move in a circle/to canvas or solicit/to take responsibility for/to disclose in detail/combat armor (old)”..
3) 兠 t = 兜 s = dōu p refers to “old variant of 兜 [dou1]”..
4) 唞 ts = dǒu p refers to “to take a rest (Cantonese)”..
5) 抖 ts = dǒu p refers to “to tremble/to shake out/to reveal/to make it in the world”..
6) 斗 ts = dòu p refers to “abbr. for the Big Dipper constellation 北斗星 [Bei3 dou3 xing1]”..
7) 斗 ts = dòu p refers to “dry measure for grain equal to ten 升 [sheng1] or one-tenth of a 石 [dan4]/decaliter/peck/cup or dipper shaped object/old variant of 陡 [dou3]”..
8) 枓 ts = dǒu p refers to “square base for Chinese flagstaff”..
9) 痘 ts = dòu p refers to “pimple/pustule”..
10) 竇 t = 窦 s = dòu p refers to “surname Dou”..
11) 竇 t = 窦 s = dòu p refers to “(literary) hole; aperture/(anatomy) cavity; sinus”..
12) 篼 ts = dōu p refers to “bamboo, rattan or wicker basket/sedan chair for mountain use (Cantonese)”..
13) 脰 ts = dòu p refers to “(literary) neck”..
14) 荳 t = 豆 s = dòu p refers to “legume; pulse; bean; pea (variant of 豆 [dou4])”..
15) 蔸 ts = dōu p refers to “root and lower stem of certain plants/classifier for pieces and clumps”..
16) 蚪 ts = dǒu p refers to “used in 蝌蚪 [ke1 dou3]”..
17) 豆 ts = dòu p refers to “legume; pulse; bean; pea (CL:顆 | 颗 [ke1],粒 [li4])/(old) stemmed cup or bowl”..
18) 逗 ts = dòu p refers to “to tease (playfully); to entice/(coll.) to joke/(coll.) funny; amusing/to stay; to sojourn/brief pause at the end of a phrase (variant of 讀 | 读 [dou4])”..
19) 都 ts = dōu p refers to “surname Du”..
20) 都 ts = dōu p refers to “all; both; entirely/(used for emphasis) even/already/(not) at all”..
21) 都 ts = dōu p refers to “capital city/metropolis”..
22) 鈄 t = 钭 s = dǒu p refers to “surname Tou”..
23) 鈄 t = 钭 s = dǒu p refers to “a wine flagon”..
24) 閗 ts = dòu p refers to “variant of 鬥 | 斗 [dou4]”..
25) 闘 ts = dòu p refers to “Japanese variant of 鬥 | 斗”..
26) 陡 ts = dǒu p refers to “steep/precipitous/abrubtly/suddenly/unexpectedly”..
27) 餖 t = 饾 s = dòu p refers to “to set out food”..
28) 鬥 t = 斗 s = dòu p refers to “to fight/to struggle/to condemn/to censure/to contend/to put together/coming together”..
29) 鬦 t = 斗 s = dòu p refers to “variant of 鬭 | 斗 [dou4]”..
30) 鬪 t = 斗 s = dòu p refers to “variant of 鬥 | 斗 [dou4]”..
31) 鬬 ts = dòu p refers to “variant of 鬥 | 斗 [dou4]”..
32) 鬭 t = 斗 s = dòu p refers to “variant of 鬥 | 斗 [dou4]”..
1) 都 [dōu] refers to: “all”.
都 is further associated with the following language/terms:
[Related Chinese terms] 一切; 一切悉; 一切所有; 一切皆; 僉; 僉共; 僉皆; 全; 咸共; 咸悉; 庶; 悉; 悉各; 悉皆; 普皆; 渾; 皆倶; 皆共; 皆悉; 皆普; 盡悉; 等共; 諸所有; 都皆; 都盧; 畢竟.
[Sanskrit] atyantatā.
[Vietnamese] đô.
[Korean] 도 / do.
[Japanese] ト / to.
2) 豆 [dòu] refers to: “beans”.
豆 is further associated with the following language/terms:
[Related Chinese terms] 摩沙; 磨灑; 菽.
[Sanskrit] kuvala; maśūra.
[Tibetan] mon sran gre'u; mon sran sde'u; rgya shug gi 'bras bu; rgya sran; rgya sran blugs pa; sran chung.
[Vietnamese] đậu.
[Korean] 두 / du.
[Japanese] コクズ / kokuzu.
3) 斗 [dòu] refers to: “bushel”.
斗 is further associated with the following language/terms:
[Related Chinese terms] 佉梨.
[Tibetan] gzhal blugs.
[Vietnamese] đẩu.
[Korean] 두 / du.
[Japanese] ト / to.
4) 鬭 [dòu] refers to: “contest”.
鬭 is further associated with the following language/terms:
[Vietnamese] chùa.
[Korean] 투 / tu.
[Japanese] トウ / tō.
5) 闘 [dòu] refers to: “dispute”.
闘 is further associated with the following language/terms:
[Related Chinese terms] 辯難; 違諍事; 鬪; 鬪諍.
[Vietnamese] đấu.
[Korean] 투 / tu.
[Japanese] トウ / tō.
6) 鬪 [dòu] refers to: “dispute”.
鬪 is further associated with the following language/terms:
[Related Chinese terms] 辯難; 違諍事; 闘; 鬪諍.
[Sanskrit] kalahāya(den.); saṃ-grāmaya(den.).
[Tibetan] 'thab krol byed pa; 'thab mo; 'thab pa; 'thab pa; 'thab rtsod.
[Vietnamese] đấu.
[Korean] 투 / tu.
[Japanese] トウ / tō.
7) 鬥 [dòu] refers to: “fight against”.
鬥 is further associated with the following language/terms:
[Vietnamese] đấu.
[Korean] 두 / du.
[Japanese] トウ / tō.
8) 兜 [dōu] refers to: “helmet”.
兜 is further associated with the following language/terms:
[Vietnamese] đāu.
[Korean] 두 / du.
[Japanese] ト / to.
9) 斗擻 [dòu sǒu] refers to: “leave home”.
斗擻 is further associated with the following language/terms:
[Vietnamese] đẩu tẩu.
[Korean] 두수 / dusu.
[Japanese] トソウ / tosō.
10) 抖 [dǒu] refers to: “shake”.
抖 is further associated with the following language/terms:
[Related Chinese terms] 傾搖; 振; 掉; 搖; 震; 震動.
[Sanskrit] ā√dhū.
[Vietnamese] đẩu.
[Korean] 두 / du.
[Japanese] ト / to.
11) 抖擻 [dǒu sǒu] refers to: “shake off”.
抖擻 is further associated with the following language/terms:
[Vietnamese] đẩu tẩu.
[Korean] 두수 / dusu.
[Japanese] トソウ / tosō.
12) 逗 [dòu] refers to: “stay”.
逗 is further associated with the following language/terms:
[Related Chinese terms] 居跱; 隨住; 頓止.
[Vietnamese] đậu.
[Korean] 두 / du.
[Japanese] トウ / tō.
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Starts with (+18): Dou ban lu, Dou ban ye, Dou chi, Dou den, Dou fu guo, Dou trang, Dou tua, Douaga, Douamoro, Doub palm, Doubani, Doube, Double, Double coconut, Double gee, Double hibiscus, Double oleander, Double rose hibiscus, Double thorn, Doubt.
Full-text (+23437): Dou sou, Du, Adu, Dona, Dou ji, Dou qu, Da dou, Jin dou, Dou shu, Dashi, Bei dou, Dou lu, Dou li, Dou hui, Chan dou, Dou po, Tuo dou, Dou gong, Danava, Duti.
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