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The modern "mundane" equivalent is pronounced eisei, meaning "eternal/endless life". "不死" means "never dying / live eternally". Both of these terms have no connotations of death and rebirth, as I understand them.
永久 (eikyuu) is a Japanese word that means "eternal" or "perpetual". It is composed of the kanji 永 (ei), which means "eternal", "permanent" or "long-lasting", and 久 (kyuu), which means "long time" or "permanent".
eternal life. Japanese Translation. 永遠の命. Eien no inochi. More Japanese words for eternal life. 永生 noun. Eisei immortality. 不死 noun.
Explanation and Etymology - (永遠) eien. 永遠 (eien) is a Japanese word that means "eternity" or "infinity". It is composed of the kanji 永 (e), which means "eternal" or "perpetual", and 遠 (en), which means "distant" or "faraway".
The Shinto religion teaches that every human has an eternal soul or spirit. After death, it is believed that the spirits inhabit the other world, where deities reside.
永生 does mean eternal life. However, depending on where you see/use it at, it may change. For example, in Christianity they use 永遠の命 (eien no inochi) instead of 永生.
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永 生. [ えい 永 · せい 生] noun. English Meaning (s) for 永生. noun. eternal life; immortality. Add to . Meanings for each kanji in 永生. Stroke Order Diagrams for 永生. Kanji Details » Add to . Comments for 永生. Listen to the pronunciation, view english meanings, stroke order diagrams and conjugations for 永生 (eisei).
