聖堂 | Japanese meaning

聖堂【せいどう】

Frequency rank: 5,143. – 5,145.

Alsoせいどう

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

(Confucian) temple; church; sanctuary

This meaning refers to a place of worship dedicated to Confucianism, where rituals and ceremonies are performed, typically honoring Confucius and his teachings.

There is a Confucian temple near the school.

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Many people visited the shrine where the saint lay buried.

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A fire broke out inside Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris.

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聖堂【せいどう】

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聖堂【せいどう】

Frequency rank: 5,143. – 5,145.

Alsoせいどう

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

(Confucian) temple; church; sanctuary

This meaning refers to a place of worship dedicated to Confucianism, where rituals and ceremonies are performed, typically honoring Confucius and his teachings.

There is a Confucian temple near the school.

Example sentences2 results

Many people visited the shrine where the saint lay buried.

Tatoeba

A fire broke out inside Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris.

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国語辞典Japanese definitions

聖堂【せいどう】

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聖

N16

意holy; saint; sage; master; priest

訓ひじり

音セイ、ショウ

名きよ、さと、さとし、せ、たか、ただ、ひろ、まさ、み

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堂

N44

意public chamber; hall

音ドウ

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Lingaku

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聖堂【せいどう】

Frequency rank: 5,143. – 5,145.

Alsoせいどう

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

(Confucian) temple; church; sanctuary

This meaning refers to a place of worship dedicated to Confucianism, where rituals and ceremonies are performed, typically honoring Confucius and his teachings.

There is a Confucian temple near the school.

Example sentences2 results

Many people visited the shrine where the saint lay buried.

Tatoeba

A fire broke out inside Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris.

Tatoeba

国語辞典Japanese definitions

聖堂【せいどう】

Wiktionary

聖堂【せいどう】

Frequency rank: 5,143. – 5,145.

Alsoせいどう

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

(Confucian) temple; church; sanctuary

This meaning refers to a place of worship dedicated to Confucianism, where rituals and ceremonies are performed, typically honoring Confucius and his teachings.