How to pronounce Hum Abazanad, how to pronounce Hum Alabazanadi

Hum Abazanadh reads it this way:

嗡 (wēng) 阿 (ā) 巴 (bā) miscellaneous (zá) that (nà) 德 (dé).

Friends, please answer correctly in time, I may help you next time, you answer correctly, you can also get wealth value, thank you.

wēng ā lǎ bā zhá nà dì札。 Pinyin socks mega.

zhá radical wood.

Strokes 5 five rows of wood.

Traditional Chinese Notes.

Five pen SNNs

Vocabulary book. Basic Definition Detailed Definition.

1.The small and thin pieces of wood used for the ancient ** character.

2.Letters: Books. Hand.

3.Zazi, a kind of official document in the old days.

Related compounds. Letters.

xìn zhá]

Letters, correspondence.

Personal letter. shǒu zhá]

Handwritten letter. Books.

shū zhá]

Epistle. Garrison to hold the rent.

zhù zhá]

with'Stationed'。

Reading Notes. dú shū zhá jì]

When reading a book, you take notes to record your reading experience or to sort out the highlights of the text.

Zao. zhá chài]

It means because of the plague.

Sickness and death. Yaoza.

yáo zhá]

An honorific title for a human book.

Sharp. zhá lì]

Also made'Zai'。

Dingza. dǐng zhá]

Judah. Letters from people who are called in the old epistles.

Dots. diǎn zhá]

Roll call. Evil.

zhá] is also made'Evil. '。

Zahan. zhá hàn]

Epistle. Heavy paper.

chóng zhǐ lěi zhá]

Refers to a lot of paper.

Dance words. wǔ cí nòng zhá]

It is still a dance and a text.

Tibetan pronunciation.

Tibetan form: om ah hung ben za guru péma siddhi hung. [4]

Chinese transcribing Tibetan form: 嗡 阿 吽 班 Miscellaneous 咕 噜 叭 嘛 Si Di 吽 Hanyu Pinyin transcribing Tibetan: ōng ā hōng, bān zhā er (light sound) gǔ lǔ, bēi mǎ xī dì hōng.

Pronunciation note: 嗡: pronounced as (ōng), not pronounced as 今音 (wēng), and some books also write "唵".

吽: Pronounced as (hòng讧).

Er: Pronunciation (er softly), in the recitation of mantras, read softly, passing by.

咕 (gǔ) 噜 (lǔ): 噜 "Do not pronounce the present sound (lū)."

This spell is also written in other books as follows:

Hum a coax, Benza Guru, Bema Siddhi coax, she.

Hum Ah, Banza Gollum, Pema Siddhi.

Hum A, Banzegr, Banmasde. This reading is the same as that of Khenpo Dazhen and His Holiness the Wishful Jewel.

Om, ah, bang, banza (er) grunt, double masa.

wēng hum, initial w, rhyme ēng, tone one.

Ah, the initials are none, the finals are ā, and the tone is one.

rě惹, the initial r, the rhyme ě, the tone of the three tones.

bāba, the initial b, the vowel ā, the tone of the voice.

zāza, the initial z, the vowel ā, the tone of the voice.

nà, the initials n, the finals à, the four tones.

déde, the initial d, the vowel é, the tone of the two.

De Pinyin dé1, people live together and behave in accordance with this dismantling rules and norms, conduct, quality: virtue.

2. Mind, belief: one heart and one morality.

3. Favor: Deshi.

4. Surname. Heng jujube.

Kanji strokes: <>

1. 品德 [pǐn dé].

Quality and morality: noble.

2. Virtue [měi dé].

Good character: diligence and thrift are the tradition of our people.

3. 师德 [shī dé].

It refers to the moral character that teachers should possess and the code of conduct that they should follow.

4. Moral education [dé yù].

A general term for political, ideological, and moral education. It also refers specifically to moral education.

5. 公德 [gōng dé].

Public Morality: Speak. Society.

"Buzz.

The pronunciation of "Sata" is.

du[wēng bān zá sà duǒ ōu ]。Zhi paraphrase "Hum Ban Zasa Sa" This dao is the Vajrasattva mantra, this mantra is recited as much as possible, can remove all karmic obstacles, Vajrasattva is now immovable, he once vowed: All sentient beings who have faith in me, I will purify all their karma.

So reciting this mantra 400,000 times removes all root karma.

This is the Vajrasattva mantra, which is recited as much as possible, and it removes all karmic obstacles, and Vajrasattva is now immovable, and he has made a vow that I will purify all the karma of all beings who have faith in me. So reciting this mantra 400,000 times removes all root karma.

Hum Banza Sa, pronounced wēng, bān, zhā, sà, duǒ, hōng吽: 1, pronounced [ ōu ], tooth The sound of a dog fighting. Also known as "Woo".

2. Pronounced as [ hōng ], a Buddhist mantra word.

3. It is pronounced as [ hǒu ], which is the same as "roar" in ancient times.

埵: Pronounced duǒ

1.Mound: "Put it on the stove." ”

2.Embankment: Defense.

3.The iron pipe on the bellows: "Drum blowing." ”

4.The appearance of the object sagging.

Text: Hum Banza Sata.

Pinyin: wēng bān zhā sà duǒ ōu