Archaic noun referring to profound wisdom or extensive knowledge. Not used in modern everyday Japanese; encountered mainly in classical literature or historical contexts.
In classical texts, '多智' was used as a word expressing profound wisdom.
Formal, somewhat literary term for 'wisdom' or 'intelligence'. 多智 is more archaic and less common.
Archaic kanji spelling for the noun meaning 'great wisdom'. Rarely encountered in modern texts.
Variant archaic spelling with 知 instead of 智. Both are rare and essentially interchangeable.
Compound of 多 (many, much) and 智 (wisdom, knowledge). The exact historical derivation is uncertain, but it follows a classical Chinese pattern of combining characters to express 'abundant wisdom'.