無著

简 无着 · 繁 無著
Mandarin · pinyin wú zhuó#

Meanings · wú zhuó

  1. (of income etc) to be unassured; to lack a reliable source
Mandarin · pinyin Wú zhuó#

Meanings · Wú zhuó

  1. Asanga (Buddhist philosopher, c. 4th century AD)
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著
zhù · zhe · manifest; (Cant.) to wear
无
wú · negative, no, not; Kangxi radical 71
着
zhe · make move, take action
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2–2 · wu2 zhuo2

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verb

  1. to be unavailable; to not have a reliable source

adj

  1. (Hainanese, Leizhou Min) wrong; incorrect

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無著 · wu2 zhuo2 · Wu2 zhuo2
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Exact source records無著 无着 [wu2 zhuo2] /(of income etc) to be unassured; to lack a reliable source/無著 无着 [Wu2 zhuo2] /Asanga (Buddhist philosopher, c. 4th century AD)/