MENG-TZU

Meaning of MENG-TZU in English

Pronunciation: ' m ə ŋ - ' dzü

Function: biographical name

ca 371- ca 289 B.C. orig. Meng K'o L. Men · cius \ ' men-ch( ē -) ə s \ Chin. philos.

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MENG-TZU — Pinyin Mengzi, town in southern Yunnan sheng (province), China. In the 19th century, Meng-tzu was a trading centre for commerce …
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MENG-TZU — biographical name circa 371- circa 289 B.C. originally Meng K'o L.
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MENG-TZU — biographical name circa 371- circa 289 B.C. originally Meng K'o Latin Men·cius ˈmen-ch(ē-)əs Chinese philosopher
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MENG — [c mediumvioletred] (as used in expressions) Meng K'o Meng tzu Nei meng ku
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MENG — ˈmeŋ verb ( -ed/-ing/-s ) Etymology: Middle English mengen, from Old English mengan — more at mingle dialect Britain : …
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MENG — master of engineering
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MENG — [MEng] abbreviation master of English
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TZU — K'ung fu tzu Han fei tzu Huai nan tzu Lao tzu Lieh tzu Meng tzu Mo tzu Sun tzu Hsün …
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MENG — Meng K'o Meng tzu Nei meng ku
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SHIH TZU — [shih tzu] n, pl shih tzus also shih tzu often cap S&T [Chin (Beijing) shizi (gou), fr. shizi lion + …
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LIEH-TZU
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MENCIUS — biographical name see: Meng-tzu
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MENCIUS — n. Chinese Mengzi or Meng-tzu orig. Meng K'o born 0441; 372 died 0441; 289 BC Chinese philosopher. The book Mencius …
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