kwan yin

/kwɑnˈjɪn/
noun
  1. In East Asian Buddhism, a female or gender-fluid bodhisattva (enlightened being) associated with compassion, mercy, and kindness; often called the Goddess of Mercy.
    • Many people pray to Kwan-yin for help during difficult times.
    • She keeps a small image of Kwan-yin on her desk as a reminder to be compassionate.
    • The statue of Kwan-yin in the temple has a gentle, peaceful expression.
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