There are 12 total results for your 婆利 search.
| Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
婆利 see styles |
pó lì po2 li4 p`o li po li bari |
vaḍiśa, valiśa, or vakrī, a hook, bent. |
婆利吒 婆利咤 see styles |
pó lì zhà po2 li4 zha4 p`o li cha po li cha Barita |
Upariṭṭha |
婆利師 婆利师 see styles |
pó lì shī po2 li4 shi1 p`o li shih po li shih barishi |
varṣās, v. 雨, the rainy season of retreat. |
婆利耶 see styles |
pó lì yé po2 li4 ye2 p`o li yeh po li yeh bariya |
bhāryā, a wife. |
優婆利 优婆利 see styles |
yōu pó lì you1 po2 li4 yu p`o li yu po li Ubari |
Upāli |
波婆利 see styles |
bō pó lì bo1 po2 li4 po p`o li po po li Habari |
(or 波和利) Pravarī, or perhaps Pravara, woollen or hairy cloth, name of a monastery, the 波婆梨奄婆. Also 波婆利or 波婆離 name of a maternal aunt of Maitreya. |
婆利師迦 婆利师迦 see styles |
pó lì shī jiā po2 li4 shi1 jia1 p`o li shih chia po li shih chia barishika |
婆利史迦羅 v. 婆師迦. |
婆利質羅 婆利质罗 see styles |
pó lì zhí luó po2 li4 zhi2 luo2 p`o li chih lo po li chih lo Barishira |
(婆利質多羅) ? Pārijāta, v. 波, a tree in Indra's heaven. |
菴婆利沙 庵婆利沙 see styles |
ān pó lì shā an1 po2 li4 sha1 an p`o li sha an po li sha Anbarisha |
Ambarīṣa, name of a king. |
婆利史迦羅 婆利史迦罗 see styles |
pó lì shǐ jiā luó po2 li4 shi3 jia1 luo2 p`o li shih chia lo po li shih chia lo barishikara |
aloe |
婆利師迦花 婆利师迦花 see styles |
pó lì shī jiā huā po2 li4 shi1 jia1 hua1 p`o li shih chia hua po li shih chia hua barishika ke |
(Skt. vārṣika) |
婆利闍多迦 婆利阇多迦 see styles |
pó lì shé duō jiā po2 li4 she2 duo1 jia1 p`o li she to chia po li she to chia barijataka |
pārijātaka, a deva flower. |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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