Chinese words containing 聖 (shèng)

32 words.

• 巴(bā)黎(lí)聖(shèng)母(mǔ)院(yuàn) Notre-Dame Cathedral
• 葉(yè)聖(shèng)陶(táo) Ye Shengtao (1894-1988), writer and editor, known esp. for children's books
• 朝(cháo)聖(shèng)者(zhě) pilgrim
• 萬(wàn)聖(shèng)節(jié) All Saints
• 文(wén)聖(shèng)區(qū) Wensheng, a district of Liaoyang City 辽阳市 liáoyángshì, Liaoning
• 主(zhǔ)保(bǎo)聖(shèng)人(rén) patron saint
• 伊(yī)斯(sī)蘭(lán)聖(shèng)戰(zhàn)組(zǔ)織(zhī) Islamic Jihad
• 博(bó)科(kē)聖(shèng)地(dì) Boko Haram, Islamic insurgent group in north Nigeria
• 反(fǎn)聖(shèng)嬰(yīng) La Niña
• 四(sì)聖(shèng)諦(dì) the Four Noble Truths
• 基(jī)督(dū)聖(shèng)體(tǐ)節(jié) Corpus Christi
• 孔(kǒng)聖(shèng)人(rén) the Sage Confucius
• 孝(xiào)聖(shèng)憲(xiàn) Empress Xiaoshengxian (1693-1777), consort of Emperor Yongzheng 雍正 yōngzhèng and mother of Emperor Qianlong 乾隆 qiánlóng
• 宗(zōng)聖(shèng)侯(hóu) hereditary title bestowed on Confucius' descendants
• 宗(zōng)聖(shèng)公(gōng) hereditary title bestowed on Confucius' descendants
• 山(shān)中(zhōng)聖(shèng)訓(xùn) the Sermon on the Mount
• 教(jiào)義(yì)和(hé)聖(shèng)約(yuē) Doctrine and Covenants
• 朝(cháo)拜(bài)聖(shèng)山(shān) a pilgrimage to a holy mountain
• 神(shén)聖(shèng)不(bù)可(kě)侵(qīn)犯(fàn) sacred
• 神(shén)聖(shèng)羅(luó)馬(mǎ)帝(dì)國(guó) the Holy Roman Empire
• 神(shén)聖(shèng)週(zhōu) Holy week
• 萬(wàn)聖(shèng)夜(yè) Halloween
• 萬(wàn)聖(shèng)節(jié)前(qián)夕(xī) All Saints' Eve
• 萬(wàn)聖(shèng)節(jié)前(qián)夜(yè) Halloween
• 耶(yē)穌(sū)基(jī)督(dū)後(hòu)期(qī)聖(shèng)徒(tú)教(jiào)會(huì) The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
• 耶(yē)穌(sū)基(jī)督(dū)末(mò)世(shì)聖(shèng)徒(tú)教(jiào)會(huì) The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
• 荷(hé)屬(shǔ)聖(shèng)馬(mǎ)丁(dīng) Sint Maarten, island country in the Caribbean
• 衍(yǎn)聖(shèng)公(gōng) hereditary title bestowed on Confucius' descendants
• 衍(yǎn)聖(shèng)公(gōng)府(fǔ) the official residence of Confucius' descendants at Qufu 曲阜, Shandong
• 轉(zhuǎn)輪(lún)聖(shèng)帝(dì) chakravarti raja
• 轉(zhuàn)輪(lún)聖(shèng)王(wáng) Chakravarti raja
• 開(kāi)漳(zhāng)聖(shèng)王(wáng) Sacred King, founder of Zhangzhou, posthumous title of Tang dynasty general Chen Yuanguang (657-711) 陈元光 chényuánguāng