What does "Xiaolin" mean?
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Actually Shaolin and Xiaolin are very different words - and no - its not a new spelling. \n\nXiaolin is probably someone's name or its a TV show with jokes.
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1. Try "Meilee" or "Meilie" or "Meily" - "Mei" means beautiful, pretty. "Lee" has several cooresponding characters in Chinese, depends on which one you pick, it can mean "gift" , "inside", "beauty", "pear"..... I can send you the writing/calligraphy once you make the decision.\n2. Or "Tienlee" - "Tien" means from God/someone above & "Lee" is the same as #1.
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It's cerise.  It means red, cherry red.
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it means having "red hair"...in the croth area
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若真修道人\n不见世间过\n\n劝君末嗔痴\n立地即成佛\n\n南无阿弥陀佛
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do you mean in chinese?\n四海一家:the first two characters is a term which means the whole world, while the third and fourth characters is another term meaning one family. this phrase means to treat everyone in the world as your family.
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IDK\n\n\n\n\n--- ► λ ◄
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Tsumaranai.\n\nPS: It means cute.
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Without saying which tones are associated with each word, it could mean any one of a thousand things, most of them nonsense!\n\nIf I make a lot of guesses and also assume that "tao" is being used to mean Tao (the Chinese philosophy), which is actually written as "dao" in Pinyin, then\n\nWo3 mi4 dao4 fa3\n\nmeans something like "I seek the Tao way".  You need to be careful though, as \n\nWo3 mi3 dao4 fa3\n\ncould mean "I repress the Tao way".\n\nWhere did you see the phrase and can you get any more context?
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It means Son.\n\nTo: Sword Li...Your name means Ming Gim ?\nFamous sword ?
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It means 'An abled expatriate can not simply over shadowing the local expert/ professionals. '\n\n过江龙, yes it is a river crossing dragon.  Normally in chinese it means a person (hero or respected person, generally a good man) that comes from outside, be it from the other village, province, or far away country.\n\nActually 地头虫, the 虫 is read is Chong, means worms.  The right word is Snake, spell as Ser.  (Beg your pardon, my computer can not type chinese).\n\n地头虫 means the local people, normally containing negative connotation.  The one that is well know, and know the way around.  \n\n难means difficult.  \n压means to press.  \n\n难压can be difficult to supress, or hard to press it down, or difficult to win.\n\nIn plain words, it means, show respect to the local people, they may have some valuable knowledge to get things done.
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生活在死亡的阴影里 (shenghuo zai siwang de yinying li)
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The suffix is "oni" , plural for "one".\nIt often means that something is bigger than usual.\nExample: tavolo (table), tavolone (big table) , tavoloni (big tables).\nPeperone means something like "big pepper", rigatoni "big striped (pasta)".\nMaccheroni (also known as maccaroni) is just a name for another kind of pasta.
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may be shiji or shangdi
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"The use of ℞ in prescriptions originated as an astrological symbol that was written for talismanic reasons at the start of medical prescriptions. Later it changed into ℞ (an uppercase R with its tail crossed), and was used as an abbreviation for the Latin word recipe = "take" (imperative), i.e. an instruction to the pharmacist to take the items listed in order to prepare the medicine. When printing came, it was rendered as "Rx"
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lu·lu (lū'lū) pronunciation\nn. Slang.\n\nA remarkable person, object, or idea.
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Fenqui\n\nThe difficulty here is that the Chinese language is complex, and therefore it come down to an 'installment' of (what) to determine the precise word or phrase used. \n\nThe best I can suggest is that you head down to the local Chinatown and ask a local for assistance to your specific needs.\n\nCheers, L