benevolence in Japanese
benevolence in Japanese is 仁, 慈悲 — benevolence means a kind and generous disposition; the wish to do good for others.
benevolence in Japanese
仁
Pronounced: jin
(uncountable) Disposition to do good.
慈悲
Pronounced: jihi
(uncountable) Disposition to do good.
What does "benevolence" mean?
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noun A kind and generous disposition; the wish to do good for others.
"The old man was known throughout the village for his quiet benevolence."
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benevolence in a sentence
- The old man was known throughout the village for his quiet benevolence.
- The charity relies entirely on the benevolence of local donors.
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What is "benevolence" in Japanese?
"benevolence" in Japanese is 仁, 慈悲. benevolence means: A kind and generous disposition; the wish to do good for others.
How do you pronounce 仁?
"benevolence" in Japanese is 仁, pronounced "jin".
How do you use "benevolence" in a sentence?
Example: "The old man was known throughout the village for his quiet benevolence." In Japanese, "benevolence" is 仁, 慈悲.
Are there other ways to say "benevolence" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "benevolence": 仁, 慈悲.
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