No. 2,460 in Japanese
仁
"仁" (jin) means "benevolence," "compassion," or "humaneness."
In a sentence
仁の心を持つ人は尊敬される。
A person with a heart of benevolence is respected.
In this sentence, 仁 (jin) represents the quality of benevolence or human-heartedness, highlighting a character virtue.
彼は仁を行うことを大切にしている。
He values practicing benevolence.
Here, 仁 (jin) signifies the practice of benevolent actions, emphasizing ethical and moral behavior.
仁という概念は多くの教えに含まれている。
The concept of 'jin' is included in many teachings.
In this example, 仁 (jin) references a broader philosophical or doctrinal idea centered around kindness and altruism.
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