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During Kamakura period, Japanese Kegon School formed two great sects, their respective representatives were Miaoe and Ginin.
Hand washing, day from the basin in the past, when you eat, days from your job in the past, quietly, it from the eyes of my day-dreaming gaze as in the past.

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Open the tool →凝然 (níng rán) means “Firmly; steadfastly; motionless”.
凝然 is pronounced níng rán in Mandarin Chinese.
“Firmly; steadfastly; motionless.” is 凝然 (níng rán) in Chinese.
This page has 2 example sentences using 凝然, each with pinyin and an English translation.