jing in Japanese
jing in Japanese is 精 — jing means in traditional Chinese medicine, a vital essence stored in the kidneys believed to be the foundation of physical health and long life.
jing in Japanese
精
Pronounced: sei
According to traditional Chinese medicine, a dense essence stored in the kidneys that is the material basis for the physical body. It is yin in nature.
What does "jing" mean?
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noun In traditional Chinese medicine, a vital essence stored in the kidneys believed to be the foundation of physical health and long life.
"Practitioners of traditional Chinese medicine say jing depletes naturally with age."
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jing in a sentence
- Practitioners of traditional Chinese medicine say jing depletes naturally with age.
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What is "jing" in Japanese?
"jing" in Japanese is 精. jing means: In traditional Chinese medicine, a vital essence stored in the kidneys believed to be the foundation of physical health and long life.
How do you pronounce 精?
"jing" in Japanese is 精, pronounced "sei".
How do you use "jing" in a sentence?
Example: "Practitioners of traditional Chinese medicine say jing depletes naturally with age." In Japanese, "jing" is 精.
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