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We found 2 words, 2 kanji, and 14 examples matching '寺院'
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じ い ん 1
noun
temple
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noun
cave temple
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寺
ジ   temple   てら Buddhist temple   
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寸
スン   inch
土
ド   ト   ground; earth   つち ground, earth, soil   
院
イン    institution   
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完
カン    complete   
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元
ゲン   ガン   origin; original   もと origin   
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二
ニ   ふたつ    ふた two   
儿
legs
宀
roof   
⻖
hill   
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この
じいん
寺院
は７８０
ねん
年
に
た
建
てられた。
This temple dates back to 780.
きょうと
京都
は
ふる
古
い
じいん
寺院
で
ゆうめい
有名
である。
Kyoto is famous for its old temples.
この
じいん
寺院
は
なな
七
せいき
世紀
からのものです。
This temple dates from the 7th century.
くり
庫裏
とは、
ぶっきょう
仏教
じいん
寺院
における
がらん
伽藍
のひとつ。
The kuri (temple kitchen) is one of the buildings in a Buddhist temple complex.
きがくさん
亀岳山
と
ごう
号
し、
そうとうしゅう
曹洞宗
の
じいん
寺院
である。
Also known as Kigakusan, it is a temple in the Soto school (of Zen Buddhism).
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