Xi jin, Xī jìn, Xī jīn, Xì jǐn, Xī jǐn, Xí jìn: 6 definitions
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西晉 [xī jìn] [xi jin]—
Dynasty name (朝代名 [chao dai ming]). (西元 [xi yuan]265-316 AD) From Emperor Wu of Jin (晉武帝 [jin wu di]) to Emperor Min (愍帝 [min di]), the capital was Luoyang (洛陽 [luo yang]). Because Luoyang (洛陽 [luo yang]) was to the west (西邊 [xi bian]) of Jiankang (建康 [jian kang]), the capital (首都 [shou dou]) of the Eastern Jin (東晉 [dong jin]), it was therefore called the "Western Jin".
西晉：朝代名。（西元265～316）晉武帝至愍帝都於洛陽，因洛陽在東晉首都建康的西邊，故稱為「西晉」。
xī jìn: cháo dài míng. (xī yuán265～316) jìn wǔ dì zhì mǐn dì dōu yú luò yáng, yīn luò yáng zài dōng jìn shǒu dōu jiàn kāng de xī biān, gù chēng wèi “xī jìn” .
xi jin: chao dai ming. (xi yuan265~316) jin wu di zhi min di dou yu luo yang, yin luo yang zai dong jin shou dou jian kang de xi bian, gu cheng wei "xi jin" .
1) 錫金 t = 锡金 s = xī jīn p refers to [proper noun] “Sikkim”; Domain: Places 地方 [de fang] , Subdomain: India , Concept: District 地区 [de qu]; Notes: An Indian state bordering Tibet (CC-CEDICT '錫金 [xi jin]') .
2) 西晉 t = 西晋 s = xī jìn p refers to [proper noun] “Western Jin Dynasty”; Domain: History 历史 [li shi] , Subdomain: China , Concept: Dynasty 朝代 [chao dai]; Notes: 265 - 317 (Giles 1892, p. 1364) ..
1) 錫金 [xī jīn] refers to: “Sikkim” [Tibetan place name].
錫金 is further associated with the following language/terms:
[Vietnamese] thiếc kim.
[Korean] 석금 / Seokgeum.
[Japanese] シャッコン / Shakkon.
2) 悉盡 [xī jǐn] refers to: “everyone”.
悉盡 is further associated with the following language/terms:
[Related Chinese terms] 各共; 皆.
[Vietnamese] tạt tận.
[Korean] 실진 / siljin.
[Japanese] シツジン / shitsujin.
3) 習近 [xí jìn] refers to: “familiarize”.
習近 is further associated with the following language/terms:
[Related Chinese terms] 結親; 服; 親附; 須; 修習; 供養; 敬; 敬愛; 讚嘆; 狎習; 親近.
[Sanskrit] gacchati pratiṣevate; niṣevamāṇa; niṣeviṇī; prati-√sev; pratiniṣevaṇa; pratiniṣevaṇatā; pratiṣevamāṇa; pūjayati; sevanā.
[Tibetan] brten pa; bsten pa; 'dug pa; len zhing so sor sten par byed pa; rten par byed pa; so sor brten pa; so sor sten par byed pa; sten par byed pa.
[Vietnamese] tập cận.
[Korean] 습근 / seupgeun.
[Japanese] シュウゴン / ジュコン.
4) 西晉 [xī jìn] refers to: “Western Jìn Dynasty”.
西晉 is further associated with the following language/terms:
[Vietnamese] tāy tấn.
[Korean] 서진 / Seojin.
[Japanese] サイシン / Saishin.
Chinese language.
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