Kwan-yin
[kwahn-yin]
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noun Buddhism.
one of the Chinese female Boddhisattvas, noted for her kindness: often considered an aspect of Avalokitesvara.
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Such were the statuettes of Kwan-Yin and many other gods and goddesses.
Chats on Oriental ChinaJ. F. Blacker
The statue of Kwan-yin was covered with necklaces and pieces of embroidery.
Eastern Shame GirlCharles Georges Souli
The nuns, turning in amazement, saw that it was Kwan-yin who was speaking.
A Chinese Wonder BookNorman Hinsdale Pitman
The sisters knew that this magic well was a monument to Kwan-yin's goodness.
A Chinese Wonder BookNorman Hinsdale Pitman
But, strange to say, Kwan-yin was not pleased at this good fortune.
A Chinese Wonder BookNorman Hinsdale Pitman