Kyoudou

経 means "pass through, govern, warp."

• Pass Through - To Experience Over Time; to undergo.

• To Pass Through (time) - To pass through a period of time, to go through a process, to experience something.

• Govern - To Manage; to administer.

• Warp - The vertical threads in weaving.

• Boundary - A dividing line, a limit.

• Constant - That which does not change.

• Direction (vertical) - The direction of north and south, or up and down.

• Path - A route, a course of action, a logical sequence.

• Principle - A Fundamental Rule; a doctrine.

• Rule - A law, a principle, a regulation.

• Sutra - Buddhist Scriptures; sacred texts.

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堂 means "hall, magnificent, dignified."

• Hall - A Large Room; a building.

• Magnificent - Grand; imposing.

• Dignified - Stately; noble.

• Family - Father's side of the family.

• Respect - A term used to show respect for someone's mother.

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京 means "capital, high, anxious."

• Capital - The Seat of Government; the center of a nation.

• High - Large; flourishing. Also, a high hill.

• Anxious - Worried; concerned.

• Grand - Large and impressive.

• Hill - A high elevation.

• Number Name - Ten thousand times a trillion.

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堂 means "hall, magnificent, dignified."

• Hall - A Large Room; a building.

• Magnificent - Grand; imposing.

• Dignified - Stately; noble.

• Family - Father's side of the family.

• Respect - A term used to show respect for someone's mother.

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京 means "capital, high, anxious."

• Capital - The Seat of Government; the center of a nation.

• High - Large; flourishing. Also, a high hill.

• Anxious - Worried; concerned.

• Grand - Large and impressive.

• Hill - A high elevation.

• Number Name - Ten thousand times a trillion.

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道 means "road, way, principle."

• Road - A path for traveling.

• Way - A Method; a means.

• Principle - A Fundamental Truth; ethics.

• Administrative Division - Name of an administrative division in ancient China.

• Art - A discipline requiring mastery.

• Guide, Lead - To show the way or provide guidance.

• Speak, Say - To express or communicate something.

• Technique, Skill - Knowledge and art of a particular skill or technique.

• Taoism - Teachings of Lao Tzu and Chuang Tzu.

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京 means "capital, high, anxious."

• Capital - The Seat of Government; the center of a nation.

• High - Large; flourishing. Also, a high hill.

• Anxious - Worried; concerned.

• Grand - Large and impressive.

• Hill - A high elevation.

• Number Name - Ten thousand times a trillion.

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藤 means "wisteria, vine."

• Wisteria - A climbing plant of the legume family with beautiful purple flowers.

• Vine - Climbing Plants; creeping vegetation.

• Kudzu - A climbing vine of any kind.

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鏡 means "mirror, model, lens."

• Mirror - A reflective surface.

• Model - An Example; a pattern.

• Lens - An optical glass.

• Clear - To make clear or reveal.

• Examine - To use as a model or reference.

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堂 means "hall, magnificent, dignified."

• Hall - A Large Room; a building.

• Magnificent - Grand; imposing.

• Dignified - Stately; noble.

• Family - Father's side of the family.

• Respect - A term used to show respect for someone's mother.

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經 means "warp, vertical, principle."

• Warp - The vertical threads in weaving.

• Vertical - The up-down or north-south direction.

• Principle - A Guiding Thread; logic.

• Constant - Unchanging; regular.

• Govern - To Move; to travel; to leave.

• Hang - To strangle oneself.

• Pass - To Go Through; for time to elapse.

• Scripture - A foundational book of teachings.

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堂 means "hall, magnificent, dignified."

• Hall - A Large Room; a building.

• Magnificent - Grand; imposing.

• Dignified - Stately; noble.

• Family - Father's side of the family.

• Respect - A term used to show respect for someone's mother.

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