地蔵

じぞう

Ksitigarbha (bodhisattva who looks over children, travellers and the underworld) (travelers), Jizo

地蔵尊

じぞうそん じ ぞうそん

Jizo (guardian deity of children), (image of) Khitigarbha-bodhisattva

地蔵顔

じぞうがお

gentle and round face, cheerful face, face like the Boddhisattva Jizo

石地蔵

いしじぞう

stone statue of Jizo (often found along roads)

地蔵盆

じぞうぼん

Jizo Festival (child-focused religious festival, in which Jizo statues are decorated, esp. in Kyoto; 23-24 August)

六地蔵

ろくじぞう

the Six Ksitigarbhas (one for each of the six realms)

子安地蔵

こやすじぞう

guardian Ksitigarbha of childbirth (bodhisattva)

地蔵菩薩

じぞうぼさつ

Ksitigarbha (bodhisattva who looks over children, travellers and the underworld) (travelers)

水子地蔵

みずこじぞう

Ksitigarbha statue erected to help deliver miscarried and aborted fetuses to buddhahood (foetuses)

お地蔵さん

おじぞうさん

Jizo (esp. statue); Kshitigarbha; Ksitigarbha

堂

どう

temple, shrine, hall

威風堂堂

いふうどうどう

being majestic, with great pomp and circumstance, with an imposing air

蔵

ぞう くら

warehouse, storehouse, cellar, magazine, granary, godown, depository, treasury, elevator

愚痴聞き地蔵

ぐちききじぞう

Ksitigarbha (jizo) who listens to people's complaints (statue at the Keihou Temple at Nagoya)

地蔵菩薩本願経

じぞうぼさつほんがんきょう

Sutra of the Original Vows of Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva

涙堂

るいどう

eye bags, periorbital puffiness

別堂

べつどう

separate building

満堂

まんどう

the whole audience

堂々

どうどう

magnificent, grand, impressive, dignified, majestic, imposing, stately