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Characters Pronunciation
Romanization
Simple Dictionary Definition

慧生

see styles
 keina / kena
    けいな
(female given name) Keina

慶生


庆生

see styles
qìng shēng
    qing4 sheng1
ch`ing sheng
    ching sheng
to celebrate a birthday

憂生

see styles
 yuuki / yuki
    ゆうき
(female given name) Yūki

憩生

see styles
 ikoi
    いこい
(female given name) Ikoi

憲生

see styles
 norio
    のりお
(given name) Norio

成生

see styles
chéng shēng
    cheng2 sheng1
ch`eng sheng
    cheng sheng
 narumi
    なるみ
(female given name) Narumi
to ripen

我生

see styles
 gao
    がお
(surname) Gao

戦生

see styles
 ikuo
    いくお
(given name) Ikuo

房生

see styles
 fusao
    ふさお
(given name) Fusao

所生

see styles
suǒ shēng
    suo3 sheng1
so sheng
 shosei; shoshou / shose; shosho
    しょせい; しょしょう
parents (father and mother)
(1) (archaism) birth parents; birthplace; (2) child; creation; (place-name) Tokoro
that which is produced

扇生

see styles
 miki
    みき
(female given name) Miki

托生

see styles
tuō shēng
    tuo1 sheng1
t`o sheng
    to sheng
 takushō
to be reincarnated; to be reborn
That to which birth is entrusted, as a womb, or a lotus in Paradise.

承生

see styles
 tsugio
    つぎお
(given name) Tsugio

投生

see styles
tóu shēng
    tou2 sheng1
t`ou sheng
    tou sheng
reborn (of departed spirit); to be reincarnated; to leave home for a new life

抗生

see styles
 kousei / kose
    こうせい
{biol} antibiosis

拉生

see styles
 kuioi
    くいおい
(surname) Kuioi

拓生

see styles
 takuo
    たくお
(given name) Takuo

招生

see styles
zhāo shēng
    zhao1 sheng1
chao sheng
 shōshō
to enroll new students; to get students
to invite rebirth

拝生

see styles
 haiki
    はいき
(surname) Haiki

拡生

see styles
 hiroki
    ひろき
(male given name) Hiroki

拶生

see styles
 satsuki
    さつき
(female given name) Satsuki

拾生

see styles
 hirou / hiro
    ひろう
(place-name) Hirou

捐生

see styles
juān shēng
    juan1 sheng1
chüan sheng
to sacrifice one's life

捨生


舍生

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shě shēng
    she3 sheng1
she sheng
 shashō
free from birth

接生

see styles
jiē shēng
    jie1 sheng1
chieh sheng
 shōshō
to deliver (a newborn child)
To receive the living; also to receive at birth as a midwife does.

摂生

see styles
 setsuo
    せつお
(noun/participle) hygiene; health maintenance; (given name) Setsuo

摩生

see styles
 mau
    まう
(female given name) Mau

操生

see styles
 misaki
    みさき
(female given name) Misaki

放生

see styles
fàng shēng
    fang4 sheng1
fang sheng
 houjou / hojo
    ほうじょう
to set free a captive animal (in some cases, as an act of Buddhist mercy)
{Buddh} release of captive animals (birds, fish, etc.); (given name) Housei
To release living creatures as a work of merit.

政生

see styles
 masaki
    まさき
(given name) Masaki

敏生

see styles
 toshitaka
    としたか
(personal name) Toshitaka

救生

see styles
jiù shēng
    jiu4 sheng1
chiu sheng
to save a life; life-saving

教生

see styles
 kyousei / kyose
    きょうせい

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Kyousei / Kyōsei
(abbreviation) (See 教育実習生) student teacher; (given name) Norio

敢生

see styles
 isaki
    いさき
(personal name) Isaki

散生

see styles
 chiruu / chiru
    ちるう
(given name) Chiruu

敦生

see styles
 atsuki
    あつき
(given name) Atsuki

敬生

see styles
 yoshio
    よしお
(personal name) Yoshio

数生

see styles
 kazuki
    かずき
(personal name) Kazuki

整生

see styles
 sumio
    すみお
(given name) Sumio

文生

see styles
 bunsei / bunse
    ぶんせい
(given name) Bunsei

斉生

see styles
 saio
    さいお
(surname) Saio

斎生

see styles
 saio
    さいお
(surname) Saio

斐生

see styles
 hiu
    ひう
(female given name) Hiu

斗生

see styles
 toi
    とい
(female given name) Toi

斧生

see styles
 onou / ono
    おのう
(surname) Onou

新生

see styles
xīn shēng
    xin1 sheng1
hsin sheng
 shinsei / shinse
    しんせい

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New Life
new; newborn; emerging; nascent; rebirth; regeneration; new life; new student
(n,vs,vi) rebirth; new birth; nascent; (given name) Wakaki
newly arisen

斷生


断生

see styles
duàn shēng
    duan4 sheng1
tuan sheng
(of food) to be cooked just until no longer raw

旁生

see styles
páng shēng
    pang2 sheng1
p`ang sheng
    pang sheng
 bōshō
Rebirth as an animal. In some parts of China 旁 means the next life.

族生

see styles
 zokusei / zokuse
    ぞくせい
(noun/participle) (of plants) growing in clusters; growing gregariously

旗生

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 hatabu
    はたぶ
(surname) Hatabu

日生

see styles
 hinase
    ひなせ
(p,s,f) Hinase

旦生

see styles
 asao
    あさお
(personal name) Asao

早生

see styles
 hayanari
    はやなり
(noun - becomes adjective with の) (1) early ripening rice; (2) early-ripening fruit (grain, etc.); (3) person who becomes physically or mentally mature at an early age; (surname) Hayanari

旭生

see styles
 kyokushou / kyokusho
    きょくしょう
(given name) Kyokushou

旺生

see styles
 sakao
    さかお
(given name) Sakao

昂生

see styles
 takaki
    たかき
(female given name) Takaki

昌生

see styles
 yoshio
    よしお
(given name) Yoshio

明生

see styles
 meisei / mese
    めいせい
(g,p) Meisei

星生

see styles
 hosshou / hossho
    ほっしょう
(place-name) Hosshou

映生

see styles
 teruo
    てるお
(personal name) Teruo

春生

see styles
 harumi
    はるみ
(female given name) Harumi

昭生

see styles
 yoshio
    よしお
(male given name) Yoshio

昴生

see styles
 kouki / koki
    こうき
(given name) Kōki

晁生

see styles
 asao
    あさお
(given name) Asao

時生


时生

see styles
shí shēng
    shi2 sheng1
shih sheng
 tokio
    ときお
(given name) Tokio
timely arising (?)

晃生

see styles
 mitsuo
    みつお
(personal name) Mitsuo

晚生

see styles
wǎn shēng
    wan3 sheng1
wan sheng
I (self-deprecatory, in front of elders) (old)

晩生

see styles
 bansei / banse
    ばんせい
(noun - becomes adjective with の) slow growth; slow ripening

景生

see styles
 kageo
    かげお
(given name) Kageo

晴生

see styles
 harumi
    はるみ
(given name) Harumi

晶生

see styles
 akio
    あきお
(female given name) Akio

智生

see styles
 motoo
    もとお
(personal name) Motoo

暁生

see styles
 satoi
    さとい
(female given name) Satoi

暉生

see styles
 teruo
    てるお
(given name) Teruo

暖生

see styles
 harumi
    はるみ
(female given name) Harumi

暢生

see styles
 nobuo
    のぶお
(given name) Nobuo

曙生

see styles
 akemi
    あけみ
(given name) Akemi

曜生

see styles
 yousei / yose
    ようせい
(given name) Yōsei

更生

see styles
gēng shēng
    geng1 sheng1
keng sheng
 tsugio
    つぎお

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Rehabilitation / Rebirth
resurrection; rebirth; reinvigorated; rejuvenated; a new lease of life
(noun/participle) (1) rehabilitation; remaking one's life; starting life anew; (noun/participle) (2) rebirth; regeneration; reorganization; rebuilding; recovery; restoration; remaking; (noun/participle) (3) coming back to life; revival; resuscitation; (given name) Tsugio
rebirth

書生


书生

see styles
shū shēng
    shu1 sheng1
shu sheng
 shosei / shose
    しょせい
scholar; intellectual; egghead
(1) (dated) (Meiji and Taishō-era term) student; (2) student who performs housework in exchange for meals and lodging; houseboy (attending school or university)

最生

see styles
 saishou / saisho
    さいしょう
(surname) Saishou

月生

see styles
 tsukio
    つきお
(surname) Tsukio

有生

see styles
yǒu shēng
    you3 sheng1
yu sheng
 ushou; yuusei / usho; yuse
    うしょう; ゆうせい
(1) living thing; (can be adjective with の) (2) animate; (female given name) Yumi
take a life

朋生

see styles
 housei / hose
    ほうせい
(given name) Housei

朔生

see styles
 sakuo
    さくお
(given name) Sakuo

朗生

see styles
 rousei / rose
    ろうせい
(given name) Rousei

望生

see styles
 rizumu
    りずむ
(female given name) Rizumu

朝生

see styles
 tomoki
    ともき
(surname) Tomoki

木生

see styles
 kio
    きお
(surname) Kio

未生

see styles
wèi shēng
    wei4 sheng1
wei sheng
 mishou / misho
    みしょう
(adj-no,n) unborn; (female given name) Miyoi
unarisen

末生

see styles
 suenari
    すえなり
fruit near end of the vine; weak-looking fellow; (given name) Sueo

本生

see styles
běn shēng
    ben3 sheng1
pen sheng
 motonari
    もとなり
(given name) Motonari
accounts of the Buddha's lives

朱生

see styles
 akeo
    あけお
(female given name) Akeo

杉生

see styles
 sugiyo
    すぎよ
(surname) Sugiyo

李生

see styles
 rio
    りお
(female given name) Rio

村生

see styles
 murao
    むらお
(surname) Murao

杜生

see styles
 morio
    もりお
(given name) Morio

束生

see styles
 sokusei / sokuse
    そくせい
(n,vs,vt,vi) {bot} fasciculation

条生

see styles
 sasou / saso
    さそう
(surname) Sasou

来生

see styles
 kurumi
    くるみ
(female given name) Kurumi

Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.

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