“Benevolence” in Japanese
Short answer
Benevolence in Japanese is “仁” (jin). Full meaning: benevolence (esp. as a virtue of Confucianism), consideration, compassion, humanity, charity; human; kernel.
Other ways to say “Benevolence” in Japanese
仁愛
jinai benevolence, charity, love
仁恕
jinjo benevolence, magnanimity
仁心
jinshin benevolence, humanity
仁徳
jintoku benevolence, goodness
深厚
shinkou benevolence, sincere
慈心
jishin benevolence, mercy
慈善心
jizenshin benevolence, charitable spirit
慈善
jizen charity, benevolence, philanthropy
博愛
hakuai charity, benevolence, philanthropy, (love for) humanity, fraternity, brotherhood, brotherly love, love of fellow man
仁慈
jinji kind-hearted, benevolence
お陰
okage grace (of God), benevolence (of Buddha), blessing; assistance, help, aid; effects, influence
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