Zen in Russian
Zen in Russian is дзен, дзэн — Zen means a school of Buddhism, strongest in China and Japan, that emphasises sudden insight reached through meditation rather than through study of scripture.
Zen in Russian
What does "Zen" mean?
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noun A school of Buddhism, strongest in China and Japan, that emphasises sudden insight reached through meditation rather than through study of scripture.
"She spent a summer at a Zen monastery in Kyoto."
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noun A calm, focused state of mind, or an approach to a task that favours simplicity and intuition over overthinking it.
"He approaches coding with real zen — no panic, just steady focus."
Zen in a sentence
- She spent a summer at a Zen monastery in Kyoto.
- Zen teaching often uses riddles, called koans, to jolt students out of ordinary thinking.
- He approaches coding with real zen — no panic, just steady focus.
- Find your zen before the interview and you'll do fine.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "Zen" in Russian?
"Zen" in Russian is дзен, дзэн. Zen means: A school of Buddhism, strongest in China and Japan, that emphasises sudden insight reached through meditation rather than through study of scripture.
How do you pronounce дзен?
"Zen" in Russian is дзен, pronounced "dzen".
How do you use "Zen" in a sentence?
Example: "She spent a summer at a Zen monastery in Kyoto." In Russian, "Zen" is дзен, дзэн.
Are there other ways to say "Zen" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "Zen": дзен, дзэн.