諸相

简 诸相 · 繁 諸相
Mandarin · pinyin zhū xiàng

Meanings

  1. the appearance of all things (Buddhism)
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諸
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相
xiāng · mutual, reciprocal, each other
诸
zhū · various, all, these; surname
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1–4 · zhu1 xiang4

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zyu1 soeng3

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