Ren de, Rěn de, Rén de, Rén dé, Rèn dé: 7 definitions

忍地—【術語】無生法忍之悟地位也。大集經九曰：「是人不久得忍地。」

[shù yǔ] wú shēng fǎ rěn zhī wù de wèi yě. dà jí jīng jiǔ yuē: “shì rén bù jiǔ dé rěn de.”

[shu yu] wu sheng fa ren zhi wu de wei ye. da ji jing jiu yue: "shi ren bu jiu de ren de."

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人地 [rén de] [ren de]—
1. Talent, character, and family background (才能品格及門第家世 [cai neng pin ge ji men di jia shi]). Nan Qi Shu (南齊書 [nan qi shu]), Zhang Xu Biography (張緒傳 [zhang xu chuan]), Volume 33: "Xu (緒 [xu]) was frugal and his origin was good, so he should be transferred to be the Vice Secretary (祕書丞 [mi shu cheng]), which was approved."
2. The relationship between people and place (人和地的關係 [ren he de de guan xi]). For example: "unfamiliar with the place" (生疏 [sheng shu]). Xin Tang Shu (新唐書 [xin tang shu]), Gao Jian Biography (高儉傳 [gao jian chuan]), Volume 95: "He was known for his judgment and was also familiar with family genealogies (氏譜 [shi pu]). The people he appointed were all suitable for their positions, with a perfect match between people and place."

rén de:1. cái néng pǐn gé jí mén dì jiā shì. < nán qí shū． juǎn sān sān． zhāng xù chuán>: “xù yǐ jiǎn rén de jiān měi, yí zhuǎn mì shū chéng, cóng zhī.”
2. rén hé de de guān xì. rú: “rén de shēng shū” . < xīn táng shū． juǎn jiǔ wǔ． gāo jiǎn chuán>: “yǎ fù cái jiàn, yòu xiáng shì pǔ, suǒ shǔ yòng, rén de wú bù dāng zhě.”

ren de:1. cai neng pin ge ji men di jia shi. < nan qi shu. juan san san. zhang xu chuan>: "xu yi jian ren de jian mei, yi zhuan mi shu cheng, cong zhi."
2. ren he de de guan xi. ru: "ren de sheng shu" . < xin tang shu. juan jiu wu. gao jian chuan>: "ya fu cai jian, you xiang shi pu, suo shu yong, ren de wu bu dang zhe."

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仁德 [rén dé] [ren de]—
The virtue of benevolence and kindness. "Huainanzi·Miu Cheng": "Goodness originating from myself versus originating from others is like the flourishing of benevolent virtue." "Book of Song·Volume Two·Biography of Emperor Wu": "From those visited throughout the ages, to those reached by boats and carriages, none did not sing praises of benevolent virtue and joyfully dance in the court."

rén dé: rén ài de dé zé. < huái nán zi． móu chēng>: “shàn zhī yóu wǒ, yǔ qí yóu rén, ruò rén dé zhī shèng zhě yě.” < sòng shū． juǎn èr． wǔ dì běn jì zhōng>: “zì lì shì suǒ bīn, zhōu chē suǒ jì, mí bù ōu gē rén dé, biàn wǔ lái tíng.”

ren de: ren ai de de ze. < huai nan zi. mou cheng>: "shan zhi you wo, yu qi you ren, ruo ren de zhi sheng zhe ye." < song shu. juan er. wu di ben ji zhong>: "zi li shi suo bin, zhou che suo ji, mi bu ou ge ren de, bian wu lai ting."