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Information of 仙

Pinyin xiān

Radical

亻

Strokes

5 strokes

Usage

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Definition

immortal

Definition of 「仙」: 仙 (xiān) 1. A person in mythology with special abilities, capable of living forever. 神话中称有特殊能力、可以长生不死的人。 2. A person with outstanding talents. 具有高超才能的人。 3. A euphemism for death. 婉称死。 4. Detailed meanings: 1) A person in mythology with special abilities, capable of living forever: 仙人, 仙女, 仙子, 仙界, 仙境 (1. a place where celestials reside; 2. a place with beautiful scenery). 仙风道骨. 仙山琼阁 (metaphor for wonderful and ethereal scenes). 2) A person with outstanding talents: 诗仙, 酒仙. 3) A euphemism for death: 仙去, 仙逝. 5. Related usages and examples: - 仙箓 (register of Daoist practitioners); 仙翁 (a respectful term for elderly Daoist priests); 仙长 (a respectful term for Daoists); 仙师 (a respectful term for Daoists and monks); 仙女 (fairy). - In folklore, a beautiful young fairy who lives in a celestial realm (sometimes descends) and often intervenes in human affairs kindly. - In ancient China, used to refer to beautiful women, courtesans, or female Daoists. - Previously used as a transliteration for the cent (one-hundredth of a dollar); still used in places like Hong Kong and Taiwan; in Hong Kong currency, a cent is also called "仙". - A euphemism for death or the deceased: 仙去 (passed away), 仙逝 (departed), 仙久 (has been dead for a long time), 仙游 (to roam in the celestial realm, to become immortal). 6. Additional meanings: - (Verb) 成仙 (to attain immortality). - (Adjective) Light; relaxed; at ease. 轻松，自在.

仙姑 xiān gū

female immortal / sorceress

仙都 xiān dōu

Send

仙气 xiān qì

magic breath

仙鹤 xiān hè

red-crowned crane (Grus japonensis)

仙山 xiān shān

mountain of Immortals

仙桃市 Xiān táo shì

Xiantao sub-prefecture level city in Hubei

仙女 xiān nǚ

fairy

仙人 xiān rén

Daoist immortal / celestial being

神仙 shén xiān

Daoist immortal / supernatural entity / (in modern fiction) fairy, elf, leprechaun etc / fig. lighthearted person

仙器 xiān qì

Fairy

天仙 tiān xiān

immortal (esp. female) / deity / fairy / Goddess / fig. beautiful woman

仙草 xiān cǎo

medicinal herb (genus Mesona) / grass jelly

仙子 xiān zǐ

fairy

水仙 shuǐ xiān

narcissus / daffodil / legendary aquatic immortal / refers to those buried at sea / person who wanders abroad and does not return

仙境 xiān jìng

fairyland / wonderland / paradise

八仙 Bā xiān

the Eight Immortals (Daoist mythology)

八仙桌 bā xiān zhuō

old-fashioned square table to seat eight people

仙人掌 xiān rén zhǎng

cactus

仙丹 xiān dān

elixir / magic potion

仙桃 xiān táo

the peaches of immortality of Goddess Xi Wangmu 西王母

绿野仙踪 lǜ yě xiān zōng

The Wizard of Oz

仙逝 xiān shì

to die / to depart this mortal coil

仙鹤草 xiān hè cǎo

hairyvein agrimony / Agrimonia pilosa