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Usage of the character 憲

xiàn
[憲]
  • statute
  • constitution
xiànzhì
宪制
[憲制]
  • system of constitutional government
  • (attributive) constitutional
lìxiàn
立宪
[立憲]
  • to set up a constitution
yíxiàn
彝宪
[彞憲]
  • laws
  • regulations
  • rules
xiànzhāng
宪章
[憲章]
  • charter
wéixiàn
违宪
[違憲]
  • unconstitutional
xiūxiàn
修宪
[修憲]
  • to amend the constitution
xiànfǎ
宪法
[憲法]
  • constitution (of a country)
  • CL:部 (bù)
xiànzhèng
宪政
[憲政]
  • constitutional government
xiànbīng
宪兵
[憲兵]
  • military police
Huáng Zūnxiàn
黄遵宪
[黃遵憲]
  • Huang Zunxian (1848-1905), Qing dynasty poet and diplomat, author of A Record of Japan 日本國誌/日本国志 ( Rìběn Guózhì), an extended analysis of Meiji Japan
xiànzhāngpài
宪章派
[憲章派]
  • the Chartist movement (in the 1840s in England)
Dà Xiànzhāng
大宪章
[大憲章]
  • Magna Carta
héxiànxìng
合宪性
[合憲性]
  • constitutionality
xiànbīngduì
宪兵队
[憲兵隊]
  • military police corps
Xiàoshèngxiàn
孝圣宪
[孝聖憲]
  • Empress Xiaoshengxian (1693-1777), consort of Emperor Yongzheng 雍正 ( Yōngzhèng) and mother of Emperor Qianlong 乾隆 ( Qiánlóng)
Táng Xiànzōng
唐宪宗
[唐憲宗]
  • Emperor Xianzong of Tang (778-820), reign name of twelfth Tang emperor Li Chun 李純/李纯 ( Lǐ Chún) reigned 805-820
wǔquánxiànfǎ
五权宪法
[五權憲法]
  • Sun Yat-sen's Five-power constitution of Republic of China, then of Taiwan
  • The five courts or 院 (yuàn) are 行政院 (xíngzhèngyuàn) Executive yuan, 立法院 (lìfǎyuàn) Legislative yuan, 司法院 (sīfǎyuàn) Judicial yuan, 考試院/考试院 (kǎoshìyuàn) Examination yuan, 監察院/监察院 (jiāncháyuàn) Control yuan
wéifǎnxiànfǎ
违反宪法
[違反憲法]
  • to violate the constitution
xiànzhèngzhǔyì
宪政主义
[憲政主義]
  • constitutionalism
xiànfǎfǎyuàn
宪法法院
[憲法法院]
  • Constitutional Court
Língbā Xiànzhāng
零八宪章
[零八憲章]
  • Charter 08, PRC pro-democracy petition of December 2008
Liánhéguóxiànzhāng
联合国宪章
[聯合國憲章]
  • United Nations charter
Yīlǎng Xiànjiānhuì
伊朗宪监会
[伊朗憲監會]
  • Guardian Council of the Constitution of Iran
jūnzhǔlìxiànzhì
君主立宪制
[君主立憲制]
  • constitutional monarchy
Xiànfǎ Jiānhù Wěiyuánhuì
宪法监护委员会
[憲法監護委員會]
  • Guardian Council, body of 12 appointed clerics which governs Iran