HAN FEI-TZU

Meaning of HAN FEI-TZU in English

/hahn" fay"dzu"/

died 233 B.C., Chinese philosopher and legal theorist.

Also, Pinyin, Han Feizi /hahn" fay"zue"/ .

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HAN — ( v. t. ) To inclose for mowing; to set aside for grass.
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HAN — ( inf. & plural pres. ) To have; have.
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HAN — I. ˈhän noun Etymology: Chinese (Beijing) Hàn Date: 1736 1. : a Chinese dynasty dated 206B.C.-A.D.220 and marked by centralized …
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