General term for practical wisdom, good sense, or cleverness in everyday life.
He has a lot of wisdom about life.
困ったときは祖母の知恵を借りる。
When I'm in trouble, I borrow my grandmother's wisdom.
prajna; transcendental wisdom
Only when written 智慧
Buddhist term for the insight that leads to enlightenment; usually written as 智慧 in this context.
仏教では智慧は悟りに至る重要な要素とされる。
In Buddhism, prajna is considered an essential element for attaining enlightenment.
When I was in trouble, I decided to borrow my senior's wisdom.
You need to use your wits to cook with so few ingredients.
Someone must have put ideas into the child's head.
Since it's a difficult problem, we have no choice but to rely on everyone's wisdom.
知恵 is everyday, practical wisdom or wit, while 英知 is a more elevated, intellectual or philosophical term for deep insight.
知恵 is the abstract noun for wisdom itself, whereas 知恵袋 figuratively names a person or thing that holds and provides that wisdom.
wise person; sage
hindsight; wisdom after the fact
shallow thinking; superficial view; insufficient consideration
shallow cunning; superficial cleverness
wisdom tooth
unexplained infant fever; teething fever · fever from overthinking
delayed mental development; cognitive delay; late-developing intelligence · hindsight; wisdom after the event
hint; suggestion
dissection puzzle; tangram; Sei Shonagon chie-no-ita
wisdom and good judgment; practical wisdom
wisdom and resourcefulness; cleverness and talent