There are 16 total results for your 黄泉 search.
| Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
黄泉 see styles |
kousen; yomi(gikun) / kosen; yomi(gikun) こうせん; よみ(gikun) |
(1) Hades; hell; underworld; (2) (こうせん only) (obsolete) (orig. meaning) underground spring; (female given name) Yomi |
黃泉 黄泉 see styles |
huáng quán huang2 quan2 huang ch`üan huang chüan yomiji |
the Yellow Springs; the underworld of Chinese mythology; the equivalent of Hades or Hell The yellow springs, the shades. |
黄泉国 see styles |
yomotsukuni よもつくに |
(See 黄泉・よみ,黄泉の国) hades; realm of the dead; the next world |
黄泉路 see styles |
yomiji よみじ |
road to Hades |
硫黄泉 see styles |
iousen / iosen いおうせん |
sulfur spring; sulphur spring |
黄泉の国 see styles |
yominokuni よみのくに |
hades; realm of the dead; the next world |
黄泉帰る see styles |
yomijigaeru よみじがえる |
(v4r,vi) (archaism) (See 甦る・よみがえる・1) to be resurrected; to be resuscitated; to be rehabilitated; to be revived |
黄泉戸喫 see styles |
yomotsuhegui よもつへぐい |
(exp,n,vs) eating the food of the dead (which prevents return from the underworld) |
命歸黃泉 命归黄泉 see styles |
mìng guī huáng quán ming4 gui1 huang2 quan2 ming kuei huang ch`üan ming kuei huang chüan |
lit. to return to the Yellow Springs 黃泉|黄泉[Huang2 quan2] (idiom); fig. to die; to meet one's end |
命赴黃泉 命赴黄泉 see styles |
mìng fù huáng quán ming4 fu4 huang2 quan2 ming fu huang ch`üan ming fu huang chüan |
to visit the Yellow Springs; to die |
黄泉比良坂 see styles |
yomotsuhirasaka よもつひらさか |
(place) (myth) Yomotsu Hirasaka (slope that leads to the land of the dead); (p,myth) Yomotsu Hirasaka (slope that leads to the land of the dead) |
黄泉竃食ひ see styles |
yomotsuhegui よもつへぐい |
(exp,n,vs) eating the food of the dead (which prevents return from the underworld) |
黄泉竈食ひ see styles |
yomotsuhegui よもつへぐい |
(exp,n,vs) eating the food of the dead (which prevents return from the underworld) |
Variations: |
yominokuni よみのくに |
(See 黄泉・よみ) hades; realm of the dead; the next world |
Variations: |
yomotsuhegui よもつへぐい |
(exp,n,vs) (See 黄泉国・よもつくに) eating the food of the dead (which prevents return from the underworld) |
Variations: |
yominokuni よみのくに |
(See 黄泉・1) Hades; land of the dead; netherworld |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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