梵漢對音

简 梵汉对音 · 繁 梵漢對音
Mandarin · pinyin fàn hàn duì yīn

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  1. Sanskrit-Chinese transliteration
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梵
fàn · Buddhist, Sanskrit
漢
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對
duì · correct, right; facing, opposed
音
yīn · sound, tone, pitch, pronunciation; Kangxi radical 180
汉
hàn · Chinese people; Chinese language
对
duì · correct, right; facing, opposed
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4–4–4–1 · fan4 han4 dui4 yin1

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  1. (Chinese linguistics) correspondences in pronunciation regarding Sanskrit words and their Middle Chinese transcriptions

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