real estate; immovable property such as land, buildings, and things attached to them

Used to describe something that happens easily or frequently, often at the slightest provocation; typically followed by [[就|就|jiu4]] and used for unpleasant or undesirable actions.

not to move even a little bit; keeping the body or an object absolutely still

To remain calm and collected without showing any emotion or reaction; not batting an eyelid; staying cool and composed.

to halt military operations temporarily while monitoring the enemy's situation

left completely unchanged or untouched; literally means the original seal has not been disturbed

(idiom) to not move even a tiny bit; to remain perfectly still or steady

determined and unyielding in one's will or resolve

To remain steadfast and unmoved like a mountain; to stand firm without shaking.

To remain motionless and towering; used to describe standing firm or being unshakable like a mountain.

To be unable to carry or lift something, usually because it is too heavy.

(mathematics) a value that remains unchanged under a given transformation or mapping

absolutely still; not moving a muscle; without the slightest change or damage; also used to describe someone who is calm or unflappable

A person of integrity uses reasoning and words rather than physical force to resolve a conflict.

to not move a muscle; to remain calm and composed without showing any change in facial expression or attitude even in the face of danger or crisis

Describes something that remains completely motionless, or a situation that has not changed in the slightest; also used to describe something being so tough or durable that it remains undamaged.

to sit still and do nothing; to sit tight

name of a major Buddhist deity, often depicted with a fierce expression and surrounded by flames, symbolizing the immovable and protective nature of wisdom

A joint where two bones are joined together such that they cannot move, such as the sutures in the skull; also known as a synarthrodia.

the Immovable Buddha, one of the five wisdom Buddhas in Mahayana Buddhism, associated with the eastern direction

the immovable lord, a powerful protective deity in Esoteric Buddhism

not to waver; to be firm; steady; unshakable

The central deity among the five Wisdom Kings of Esoteric Buddhism, often depicted with a fierce expression to conquer demons and protect practitioners.

a theorem in mathematics stating that a function will have at least one point which is mapped to itself

to stay in the same place without moving; to remain where one is

Acala-vidyaraja, a protective deity in Esoteric Buddhism known as the Immovable One

To be quick to take offense; to get angry very easily.

Standing firm and towering like a mountain; also written as [[巍然不动|巍然不動|wei1 ran2 bu4 dong4]]

to stay calm and not react despite hearing news or rumors; to be indifferent to outside influence or pressure