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We found 2 words, 2 kanji, and 1 example matching '受持'
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Most common form: 受持
noun
charge (of something); matter in one's charge  (see also: 担当)
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noun
remembering (and honoring) the teachings of Buddha
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ジュ   うける to receive, to accept   うかる to pass (an exam)    
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また again   
cover; covered   
つめ claw; fingernail   
ジ   も to hold, to have   
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hand
ジ   temple   てら Buddhist temple   
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スン   inch
ド   ト   ground; earth   つち ground, earth, soil   
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かんじゃ
患者
きゃっかんてき
客観的
なる
こと
かんごふ
看護婦
にとって
こんなん
困難

It's hard for nurses to be objective about their patients.
 
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