yang in Japanese
yang in Japanese is 陽 — yang means in Chinese philosophy, the active, bright, hot, and masculine principle that pairs with yin to form a balanced whole.
yang in Japanese
陽
Pronounced: yō
(philosophy) A principle in Chinese and related East Asian philosophies associated with bright, hot, masculine, etc. elements of the natural world.
What does "yang" mean?
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noun In Chinese philosophy, the active, bright, hot, and masculine principle that pairs with yin to form a balanced whole.
"The yoga instructor talked about balancing yin and yang in the body."
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noun The former monetary unit of Korea, used from 1892 to 1902.
"Old Korean coins from the 1890s were denominated in yang."
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yang in a sentence
- The yoga instructor talked about balancing yin and yang in the body.
- Fire and daylight are classic examples of yang energy.
- Old Korean coins from the 1890s were denominated in yang.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "yang" in Japanese?
"yang" in Japanese is 陽. yang means: In Chinese philosophy, the active, bright, hot, and masculine principle that pairs with yin to form a balanced whole.
How do you pronounce 陽?
"yang" in Japanese is 陽, pronounced "yō".
How do you use "yang" in a sentence?
Example: "The yoga instructor talked about balancing yin and yang in the body." In Japanese, "yang" is 陽.
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