Sensai

千 means "thousand."

• Thousand - A number representing ten hundred times.

• Many - Representing a large amount.

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歳 means "age, years old."

• Year - One year.

• Age - The age of a person.

• Harvest - The yield of crops.

• Star - The planet Jupiter.

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仙 means "hermit, immortal."

• Sage - A person said to have attained the technique of immortality and eternal youth through training in the mountains.

• Hermit - A person who lives in the mountains, away from the secular world.

• Nimble - A person who is as nimble as a sage.

• Cent - The phonetic translation of the American currency unit "cent".

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斎 means "purification, fasting, abstaining from certain foods or activities."

• Be - To be reverent or to show restraint. This is done when worshipping gods and Buddhas, by abstaining from certain foods and activities in order to purify one's mind and body.

• Room - A room, usually used for religious ceremonies or for studying.

• Meal - A meal taken by monks or during Buddhist ceremonies, as a way of purifying the mind and body in order to serve the gods.

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専 means "specialty, exclusive, limited to."

• Solely - Doing something exclusively and without interruption.

• Unconditionally - Doing something without any conditions or restrictions.

• Unswervingly - Doing something with single-minded dedication and focus.

• As Desired - Doing something according to one's wishes.

• Monopolizing - Doing something exclusively and without sharing with others.

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斉 means "equality, uniformity, evenness."

• To Arrange, Organize - To arrange or organize something in an orderly manner.

• To Equalize - To make something equal or the same.

• To Assemble - To gather together in one place.

• To Mix - To combine or blend together.

• Purification - To cleanse one's mind and body when worshipping gods and Buddhas.

• Country Name - One of the seven major powers during the Warring States period in ancient China.

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仙 means "hermit, immortal."

• Sage - A person said to have attained the technique of immortality and eternal youth through training in the mountains.

• Hermit - A person who lives in the mountains, away from the secular world.

• Nimble - A person who is as nimble as a sage.

• Cent - The phonetic translation of the American currency unit "cent".

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齋 means "purification, room, devotion."

• Purification - The act of being careful in terms of eating and behaviors in order to purify the mind and body when worshipping gods and Buddha.

• Room - A room for studying or other serious purposes, created especially for mental concentration.

• Monastic Meal - The meal of a priest, or a meal served during a Buddhist service.

• Devotion - The state of having purged mind and body, preparing oneself to serve a deity.

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仙 means "hermit, immortal."

• Sage - A person said to have attained the technique of immortality and eternal youth through training in the mountains.

• Hermit - A person who lives in the mountains, away from the secular world.

• Nimble - A person who is as nimble as a sage.

• Cent - The phonetic translation of the American currency unit "cent".

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済 means "finish, complete, settle."

• To Save - To help and rescue from difficulty.

• To Accomplish - To achieve or complete a task.

• To Cross - To traverse a river or pass through a place.

• To Finish - To end or conclude.

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