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Definition of さん‐しん in the Japanese dictionary
Sannin 【Three heart】 "Both" sanjin "and" French. Three types of hearts necessary to be born in Pure Land. Sincerity \u0026 thinsp; · deep heart \u0026 thinsp; (thrust) \u0026 thinsp; · turning point of desire \u0026 thinsp; Preach to massless longevity, psychology · Shigaraki \u0026 thinsp; (shinsyo) \u0026 thinsp; · greed \u0026 thinsp; (good) \u0026 thinsp ;.
Mr. Sanno "" Sanji "and" French. Three kinds of Buddhism described in Mahayana Buddhism. Legal \u0026 thinsp; (reactive) \u0026 thinsp; · reactive \u0026 thinsp; (praying) \u0026 thinsp; · message \u0026 thinsp; Three Buddhas.
Sannin 【San dragon】 day, moon, star (Hokutosei). Sanko. Mr. Shinshin [Shinshin] 1 In Shingon, there are three things that are sworn by Amitabha Buddha in the eighteenth application, Shinigin · Shigaraki \u0026 thinsp; · Shinsho \u0026 thinsp; · Liberty \u0026 thinsp; . Things described truth faith from three sides. 2 Three of nunsuten, simple, unchanging joyful mind, undoubted mind, inheritance that does not transfer heart to others. Mr. Shinsen 【Mitsu】 same as "Mitsuko \u0026 thinsp; (thing) \u0026 thinsp; Tsu \u0026 thinsp; (つ) \u0026 thinsp;"
Sannin 【strike】 [name] (thru) Shin Shin [Sanshin] China, in the end of spring and autumn days, the three lords of Jin, that is Wei \u0026 \u0026 thinsp; (kokoshi) \u0026 thinsp; (lieutenant) · Zhao citadel \u0026 thinsp; Week · Zhao · Korea's three countries built by kimono \u0026 thinsp; (throne) · kanji \u0026 thinsp; Shinseng [Three hands] The hour hand, short hand, second hand of the watch. Mr. Shinshin 【Name】 (Sur) In baseball, runner goes to third base. Sannin 【Sanshin】 Okinawa Prefecture and Amami \u0026 thinsp; (Amomi) \u0026 thinsp; String instruments used in the archipelago. Put the rod \u0026 thinsp; (sao) \u0026 thinsp; on the wooden torso stretched on both sides with a small shamisen. Normally we pass through the strings of three silk threads and snap into the index finger of the nail made of (one) \u0026 thinsp; It was said that the three strings of China were transmitted at the end of the 14th century, after that it became the womb of the shamisen across the mainland Japan. Snake wire \u0026 thinsp; (shabby) \u0026 thinsp ;.
Sannin 【Third parent】 Three matters that are considered to be extremely friendly. Son, couple, brothers. Mrs. Shin [Going forward] [name] (thru) Advanceing in front of Shinto and nobles. Mr. Shinsen [Inquiry] Inference system さん‐しん【三心】 《「さんじん」とも》仏語。浄土に生まれるために必要な3種の心。観無量寿経に説く、至誠心 (しじょうしん) ・深心 (じんしん) ・回向発願心 (えこうほつがんしん) 。無量寿経に説く、至心・信楽 (しんぎょう) ・欲生 (よくしょう) 。
さん‐しん【三身】 《「さんじん」とも》仏語。大乗仏教で説かれる3種の仏身。法身 (ほっしん) ・応身 (おうじん) ・報身 (ほうじん) 。三仏身。
さん‐しん【三辰】 日・月・星(北斗星)。三光。 さん‐しん【三信】 1 真宗で、阿弥陀仏の第十八願で誓われている、至心・信楽 (しんぎょう) ・欲生 (よくしょう) の三つのこと。真実の信心を三方面から述べたもの。2 念仏者の、純朴で変わらない淳心、疑いのない一心、他に心を移さない相続心の三つ。 さん‐しん【三津】 「三箇 (さんが) の津 (つ) 」に同じ。
さん‐しん【三振】 [名](スル) さん‐しん【三晋】 中国、春秋時代の末、晋の三卿、すなわち魏斯 (ぎし) (文侯)・趙籍 (ちょうせき) (烈侯)・韓虔 (かんけん) (景侯)がそれぞれ建てた魏・趙・韓の三国。 さん‐しん【三針】 時計の長針・短針・秒針。 さん‐しん【三進】 [名](スル)野球で、走者が三塁へ進むこと。 さん‐しん【三線】 沖縄県および奄美 (あまみ) 群島で用いる弦楽器。三味線を小ぶりにした形で、両面に蛇皮を張った木製の胴に棹 (さお) をつける。ふつう3本の絹糸の弦をわたし、角 (つの) 製の爪形の義甲を人差し指にはめて弾く。14世紀末に中国の三弦が伝わったものといわれ、のち日本本土に渡って三味線の母胎となった。蛇皮線 (じゃびせん) 。
さん‐しん【三親】 きわめて親しいとされる三つの間柄。父子・夫婦・兄弟。 さん‐しん【参進】 [名](スル)神前や貴人の前に進み出ること。 さん‐しん【参審】 参審制度
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