Kanji symbol with implications to which man's lifetime was expressed.
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This Japanese Kanji is "Setsuna".
Setsuna is a Japanese word meaning "A moment(shunkan); an instant(isshun)".
The word came from a Buddhist term:Setsuna meaning "split second," which was imported from China (in kanji format: Setsuna) but originated in India.
It is also a given name meaning "calm snow."
Compared to shunkan and isshun, setsuna is a more poetic word with a deeper and more Japanese meaning.
All three words are correct translations for both "moment" and "instant (in time)".
a moment/
an instant |
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| Meaning | a moment. an instant |
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| Kanji | 刹那 | |
| Hiragana | せつな | |
| Katakana | セツナ | |
| Pronunciation | setsuna | |
| Free kanji tattoo designs | Japanese tattoo symbols for a moment.pdf | |
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