There are 19 total results for your 陰陽 search.
| Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
陰陽 阴阳 see styles |
yīn yáng yin1 yang2 yin yang inyou / inyo いんよう |
More info & calligraphy: Yin Yangcosmic dual forces; yin and yang; sun and moon, etc.; (place-name) In'you yin and yang |
陰陽家 阴阳家 see styles |
yīn yáng jiā yin1 yang2 jia1 yin yang chia inyouka; onyouke; onmyouke / inyoka; onyoke; onmyoke いんようか; おんようけ; おんみょうけ |
School of Yin-Yang of the Warring States Period (475-221 BC) founded by Zou Yan 鄒衍|邹衍[Zou1 Yan3] (1) (See 陰陽道) diviner (esp. of the Yin and Yang system); sorcerer; exorcist; medium; (2) (hist) School of Yin-yang (China); School of Naturalists |
陰陽寮 see styles |
onyouryou; onyounotsukasa; onmyouryou; uranotsukasa / onyoryo; onyonotsukasa; onmyoryo; uranotsukasa おんようりょう; おんようのつかさ; おんみょうりょう; うらのつかさ |
(hist) Bureau of Onmyō; government office in charge of astronomical observations, divination and calendar making (under the ritsuryō system) |
陰陽師 see styles |
onmyouji; onyouji; omyouji(ok); onnyoushi(ok); inyoushi(ok) / onmyoji; onyoji; omyoji(ok); onnyoshi(ok); inyoshi(ok) おんみょうじ; おんようじ; おみょうじ(ok); おんにょうし(ok); いんようし(ok) |
diviner; sorcerer; exorcist; medium |
陰陽座 see styles |
onmyouza / onmyoza おんみょうざ |
(person) Onmyouza |
陰陽暦 see styles |
inyoureki / inyoreki いんようれき |
(abbreviation) (See 太陰太陽暦) lunisolar calendar |
陰陽滝 see styles |
inyoudaki / inyodaki いんようだき |
(place-name) Inyoudaki |
陰陽町 see styles |
inyouchou / inyocho いんようちょう |
(place-name) In'youchō |
陰陽石 see styles |
inyouseki / inyoseki いんようせき |
(place-name) Inyouseki |
陰陽道 see styles |
onmyoudou; onyoudou / onmyodo; onyodo おんみょうどう; おんようどう |
Onmyōdō; way of Yin and Yang; occult divination system based on the Taoist theory of the five elements |
半陰陽 see styles |
haninyou / haninyo はんいんよう |
(noun - becomes adjective with の) hermaphrodite; intersexual; androgynous; bisexual (characteristics) |
陰陽の滝 see styles |
inyounotaki / inyonotaki いんようのたき |
(place-name) Inyou Falls |
陰陽の理 see styles |
onmyounori / onmyonori おんみょうのり |
principle of duality |
陰陽五行 see styles |
inyougogyou; onyougogyou / inyogogyo; onyogogyo いんようごぎょう; おんようごぎょう |
(yoji) the cosmic dual forces (yin and yang) and the five elements (metal, wood, water, fire and earth) in Chinese cosmology |
陰陽合同 阴阳合同 see styles |
yīn yáng hé tóng yin1 yang2 he2 tong2 yin yang ho t`ung yin yang ho tung |
a deal where the parties collude to sign an under-the-table "yin contract" 陰合同|阴合同 as well as an ostensibly genuine "yang contract" 陽合同|阳合同 in order to deceive authorities |
陰陽和合 see styles |
inyouwagou / inyowago いんようわごう |
the harmony of yin and yang energies |
陰陽怪氣 阴阳怪气 see styles |
yīn yáng guài qì yin1 yang2 guai4 qi4 yin yang kuai ch`i yin yang kuai chi |
eccentric; peculiar; mystifying |
陰陽連絡線 see styles |
inyourenrakusen / inyorenrakusen いんようれんらくせん |
(personal name) In'yourenrakusen |
陰陽師身の上知らず see styles |
onyoujiminoueshirazu / onyojiminoeshirazu おんようじみのうえしらず |
(expression) (proverb) people don't know themselves as well as they know others; even if you know what will happen to others, you don't know what will happen to yourself; a fortune teller can't tell their own future |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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