無む常じょう

noun

impermanence

Buddhist term for the transience of all things; often used in phrases like 諸行無常.

Antonyms: 常住

• 諸しょ行ぎょう無む常じょうは仏ぶっ教きょうの基き本ほん的てきな教おしえの一ひとつです。

  Impermanence of all things is one of the fundamental teachings of Buddhism.

noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no', na-adjective, noun

mutable; uncertain; ever-changing; transitory

General use describing the fleeting, changeable nature of life or worldly things; often with a poetic or philosophical tone.

• 人じん生せいの無む常じょうを感かんじる。

  I feel the transience of life.

• 無む常じょうの世よの中なかだからこそ、今いまを大たい切せつに生いきたい。

  Precisely because the world is ever-changing, I want to live cherishing the present.