人心
ìng-sĭng1.people's thoughts; public feeling
2.moral nature
3.philtrum
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Imported from Wiktionary (CC BY-SA 4.0): en.wiktionary.org/wiki/人心. Mandarin: rénxīn.
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- 人心不足蛇吞象ìng-sĭng bók cé̤ṳk siè tŏng chiông
人心不足蛇吞象 ìng-sĭng bók cé̤ṳk siè tŏng chiông
Being discontent is like a snake swallowing an elephant.
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心 sĭng
heart
- 丈人diòng-nè̤ng
丈人 diòng-nè̤ng
- 1. father-in-law wife's father
- 2. (archaic) venerable old man
- 3. (archaic) head of a household; family head; patriarch
- 4. (archaic, of a married woman) one's husband
- and 1 more
- 中人dṳ̆ng-ìng
中人 dṳ̆ng-ìng
- 1. middleman; go-between; intermediary; mediator
- 2. person of average ability; average person
- 主人ciō-nè̤ng
主人 ciō-nè̤ng
- 1. master; owner
- 2. host person who receives or entertains other people as guests
- 3. (BDSM) master/mistress dominant
- 人參ìng-sĕng
人參 ìng-sĕng
ginseng any of several plants, of the genus Panax genus
- 人口ìng-kēu
人口 ìng-kēu
- 1. population people living within a political or geographical boundary
- 2. number of people in a family
- 3. mouths to feed
- 4. people in general contexts
- 人子ìng-cṳ̄
人子 ìng-cṳ̄
child son or daughter