created reference approved 天师/天師 → 个/個 (classifier) — "Initial import from upstream dictionary"
天师 / 天師 tiānshī
个 / 個 gè
classifier
Changed: source (simp), source (trad), source pinyin, target (simp), target (trad), target pinyin, type
created reference approved 天师/天師 → 位 (classifier) — "Initial import from upstream dictionary"
天师 / 天師 tiānshī
位 wèi
classifier
Changed: source (simp), source (trad), source pinyin, target (simp), target (trad), target pinyin, type
created sense approved 天师/天師 · tiānshī · Daoist master — "Initial import from upstream dictionary"
天师 / 天師
tiānshī
Daoist master
A title for highly accomplished Daoist masters, specifically referring to [[张道陵|張道陵|zhang1 dao4 ling2]] (founder of the Celestial Masters sect) and his successors
天 (literal) → 天 · tiān · God 师 (literal) → 师/師 · shī · [cleric]
Changed: simplified, traditional, gloss, definition, pinyin, variant pinyin, variants, separable parts, decomposition
created sense approved 天师/天師 · tiānshī · celestial master — "Initial import from upstream dictionary"
天师 / 天師
tiānshī
celestial master
(literary) An honorific used in ancient times to address someone with great wisdom or spiritual power, such as a monk or a master of the arts.
天 (literal) → 天 · tiān · God 师 (literal) → 师/師 · shī · teacher
Changed: simplified, traditional, gloss, definition, pinyin, variant pinyin, variants, separable parts, decomposition
created sense approved 天师/天師 · tiānshī · emperor's army — "Initial import from upstream dictionary"
天师 / 天師
tiānshī
emperor's army
(literary) The imperial army of the emperor.
天 (literal) → 天 · tiān · emperor 师 (literal) → 师/師 · shī · division
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