Yi fen, Yī fēn, Yī fèn, Yì fèn, Yì fēn: 9 definitions
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In Buddhism
Chinese Buddhism
一分 ts = yī fēn p refers to [phrase] “a fraction; kalā”; Domain: Buddhism 佛教 [fu jiao]; Notes: Sanskrit equivalent: kalā (MW 'kalā'; Shan and Lian 2013, p. 156).
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.
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一份 [yī fèn] [yi fen]—
1. A complete set of items is called "" (yī fèn). For example: "Please help me deliver (yī fèn) of breakfast over here."
2. A part of the whole. For example: "According to the 股份 [gu fen] (gǔ fèn - shares), this (yī fèn) is the bonus you should receive."
一份:1.一組成套的物品稱為「一份」。如:「請你幫我送一份早餐過來。」
2.全體的一部分。如:「按照股份,這一份是你該得的紅利。」
yī fèn:1. yī zǔ chéng tào de wù pǐn chēng wèi “yī fèn” . rú: “qǐng nǐ bāng wǒ sòng yī fèn zǎo cān guò lái.”
2. quán tǐ de yī bù fēn. rú: “àn zhào gǔ fèn, zhè yī fèn shì nǐ gāi dé de hóng lì.”
yi fen:1. yi zu cheng tao de wu pin cheng wei "yi fen" . ru: "qing ni bang wo song yi fen zao can guo lai."
2. quan ti de yi bu fen. ru: "an zhao gu fen, zhe yi fen shi ni gai de de hong li."
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悒憤 [yì fèn] [yi fen]—
Depressed and angry. For example: "Seeing this beautiful scenery, the depression and anger in my heart disappeared as if the clouds had parted and the sun was shining through." (見此美景 [jian ci mei jing],心頭如撥雲見日全消 [xin tou ru bo yun jian ri quan xiao]). Ying Yang (應瑒 [ying chang]) of the Three Kingdoms Wei Dynasty, "Reply to Pang Hui Gong's Letter" (報龐惠恭書 [bao pang hui gong shu]): "Depression and anger cannot be expressed, only to increase the poison." (不逞 [bu cheng],祇以增毒 [qi yi zeng du]).
悒憤:憂鬱憤怒。如:「見此美景,心頭如撥雲見日悒憤全消。」三國魏.應瑒〈報龐惠恭書〉:「悒憤不逞,祇以增毒。」
yì fèn: yōu yù fèn nù. rú: “jiàn cǐ měi jǐng, xīn tóu rú bō yún jiàn rì yì fèn quán xiāo.” sān guó wèi. yīng chàng 〈bào páng huì gōng shū〉: “yì fèn bù chěng, qí yǐ zēng dú.”
yi fen: you yu fen nu. ru: "jian ci mei jing, xin tou ru bo yun jian ri yi fen quan xiao." san guo wei. ying chang
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義分 [yì fēn] [yi fen]—
Affection, kinship. Yuan Dynasty, Anonymous "Contract Text" Act 2: "Serving the teachings of our ancestors, how dare I say goodbye to my father's (家尊 [jia zun]) righteousness?" Yuan Dynasty, Anonymous "Maling Road" Prologue: "The more I send him off, the closer I feel; it's hard to sever the righteousness of brotherhood." Also written as "分義 [fen yi]".
義分:情分、親情。元.無名氏《合同文字》第二折:「待奉著俺先人的教訓,怎敢道別了家尊的義分。」元.無名氏《馬陵道.楔子》:「我越送越關親,好割不斷弟兄的義分。」也作「分義」。
yì fēn: qíng fēn,, qīn qíng. yuán. wú míng shì < hé tóng wén zì> dì èr zhé: “dài fèng zhe ǎn xiān rén de jiào xùn, zěn gǎn dào bié le jiā zūn de yì fēn.” yuán. wú míng shì < mǎ líng dào. xiē zi>: “wǒ yuè sòng yuè guān qīn, hǎo gē bù duàn dì xiōng de yì fēn.” yě zuò “fēn yì” .
yi fen: qing fen,, qin qing. yuan. wu ming shi < he tong wen zi> di er zhe: "dai feng zhe an xian ren de jiao xun, zen gan dao bie le jia zun de yi fen." yuan. wu ming shi < ma ling dao. xie zi>: "wo yue song yue guan qin, hao ge bu duan di xiong de yi fen." ye zuo "fen yi" .
1) 一分 ts = yī fēn p refers to [phrase] “one minute”; Domain: Modern Chinese 现代汉语 [xian dai han yu]; Notes: (Guoyu '一分 [yi fen]' 4).
2) 一分 ts = yī fēn p refers to [phrase] “a part; a fraction”; Domain: Modern Chinese 现代汉语 [xian dai han yu]; Notes: (Guoyu '一分 [yi fen]' 5)..
3) 一分 ts = yī fēn p refers to [phrase] “a very small amount”; Domain: Modern Chinese 现代汉语 [xian dai han yu]; Notes: (Guoyu '一分 [yi fen]' 6)..
1) 異分 [yì fēn] refers to: “contrary”.
異分 is further associated with the following language/terms:
[Related Chinese terms] 戾; 違; 違背; 違越; 違逆.
[Sanskrit] anya-bhāgīya; visabhāgatā.
[Tibetan] mi 'dra ba; mi mthun pa.
[Vietnamese] dị phân.
[Korean] 이분 / ibun.
[Japanese] イブン / ifun.
2) 意憤 [yì fèn] refers to: “mental irritation”.
意憤 is further associated with the following language/terms:
[Related Chinese terms] 怒; 恨; 惡意; 瞋心.
[Sanskrit] manaḥ-pradoṣa; manaḥ-pradūṣikā.
[Tibetan] yid 'khrug pa; yid 'khrug par byed pa.
[Vietnamese] ý phẫn.
[Korean] 의분 / uibun.
[Japanese] イフン / ifun.
3) 一分 [yī fēn] refers to: “partial”.
一分 is further associated with the following language/terms:
[Related Chinese terms] 少分; 一; 一類; 同位; 妬; 有一; 有一隨感; 有一類; 有人; 略有二種.
[Sanskrit] aikadeśya; eka-pradeśa; ekatya; tad-ekatya.
[Vietnamese] nhất phân.
[Korean] 일분 / ilbun.
[Japanese] イチブン / ichibun.
4) 義分 [yì fēn] refers to: “meaning is differentiated”.
義分 is further associated with the following language/terms:
[Vietnamese] nghĩa phân.
[Korean] 의분 / uibun.
[Japanese] ギブン / gibun.
Chinese language.
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