Jie duo, Jié duó: 5 definitions
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劫奪 [jié duó] [jie duo]—
To seize property. From Records of the Grand Historian (史記 [shi ji]), Volume 127, Biography of Diviners (日者傳 [ri zhe chuan]), supplemented by Chu Shaosun (褚少孫補 [chu shao sun bu]): "A gentleman (君子 [jun zi]) has no internal suffering (患 [huan]) from hunger and cold (飢寒 [ji han]), and no external worry (憂 [you]) of being robbed."
劫奪：搶奪財物。《史記．卷一二七．褚少孫補．日者傳》：「君子內無飢寒之患，外無劫奪之憂。」
jié duó: qiǎng duó cái wù. < shǐ jì． juǎn yī èr qī． chǔ shǎo sūn bǔ． rì zhě chuán>: “jūn zi nèi wú jī hán zhī huàn, wài wú jié duó zhī yōu.”
jie duo: qiang duo cai wu. < shi ji. juan yi er qi. chu shao sun bu. ri zhe chuan>: "jun zi nei wu ji han zhi huan, wai wu jie duo zhi you."
1) 劫奪 t = 劫夺 s = jié duó p refers to “to seize by force/to abduct”.
2) 截奪 t = 截夺 s = jié duó p refers to “intercept”..
劫奪 [jié duó] refers to: “plunder”.
劫奪 is further associated with the following language/terms:
[Related Chinese terms] 剋賊; 劫掠; 強奪; 抄劫; 所取; 斷; 能斷滅; 侵奪; 偸; 奪; 持去; 盜取; 忘.
[Sanskrit] apa-√hṛ apaharati; muṣyate; vi-√lup; ācchedya; √hṛ; √muṣ.
[Tibetan] gcad du rung ba; 'phrog pa; rku ba.
[Vietnamese] cướp đoạt.
[Korean] 겁탈 / geoptal.
[Japanese] コウダツ / kōdatsu.
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