有心
ô-sĭng1.to have the intention (of doing something)
2.intentionally; purposely
Say this word
No recording yet. If you know how this is said, your recording is the one thing this page is missing.
Notes
Imported from Wiktionary (CC BY-SA 4.0): en.wiktionary.org/wiki/有心. Mandarin: yǒuxīn.
Related words
- 心sĭng
心 sĭng
heart
- 有ô
有 ô
to have; there is
- 人心ìng-sĭng
人心 ìng-sĭng
- 1. people's thoughts; public feeling
- 2. moral nature
- 3. philtrum
- 信心séng-sĭng
信心 séng-sĭng
- 1. confidence
- 2. conviction; faith
- 安心ăng-sĭng
安心 ăng-sĭng
- 1. to be relieved; to feel at ease
- 2. to keep one's mind on something
- 3. to harbour malicious intentions
- 4. relieved; at ease
- 寬心kuăng-sĭng
寬心 kuăng-sĭng
- 1. to relieve anxieties; to put one's mind at rest
- 2. reassured; relaxed; at ease
- 心事sĭng-sê̤ṳ
心事 sĭng-sê̤ṳ
something on one's mind; worry; vexation
- 心性sĭng-sáng
心性 sĭng-sáng
- 1. disposition; temperament; nature
- 2. one's original idea; one's real intention; one's true feelings
- 3. (Confucianism)
- 4. (Buddhism)