created reference approved 太极/太極 → 两仪/兩儀 (see) — "Initial import from upstream dictionary"
太极 / 太極 tàijí
两仪 / 兩儀 liǎngyí
see
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created reference approved 太极/太極 → 太极拳/太極拳 (abbreviation) — "Initial import from upstream dictionary"
太极 / 太極 tàijí
太极拳 / 太極拳 tàijíquán
abbreviation
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created sense approved 太极/太極 · tàijí · Supreme Ultimate — "Initial import from upstream dictionary"
太极 / 太極
tàijí
Supreme Ultimate
In ancient Chinese cosmology, the origin of all things or the state of the universe before the world was formed and divided into yin and yang
太 (literal) → 太 · tài · [senior/supreme] 极 (literal) → 极/極 · jí · utmost
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created sense approved 太极/太極 · tàijí · celestial realm — "Initial import from upstream dictionary"
太极 / 太極
tàijí
celestial realm
(literary) The palace of heaven or the realm where immortals live.
太 (literal) → 太 · tài · [senior/supreme] 极 (literal) → 极/極 · jí · utmost
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created sense approved 太极/太極 · tàijí · Taiji era — "Initial import from upstream dictionary"
太极 / 太極
tàijí
Taiji era
(proper noun) The era name used by Emperor Ruizong of the Tang Dynasty in 712 AD.
太 (literal) → 太 · tài · [senior/supreme] 极 (literal) → 极/極 · jí · utmost
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created sense approved 太极/太極 · tàijí · Tai Chi — "Initial import from upstream dictionary"
太极 / 太極
tàijí
Tai Chi
Common shorthand for [[太极拳|太極拳|tai4 ji2 quan2]]
太 (literal) → 太 · tài · [senior/supreme] 极 (literal) → 极/極 · jí · utmost
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