How to Say ‘The state of’ in Traditional Chinese
之境界
💬 Usage Tip: [之境界] implies reaching a certain level or state.
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: States or realms in philosophy often refer to mental or spiritual attainments.
Word-by-Word Breakdown
之
[zhī]
of
Used to indicate possession or description.
這是我的書之封面。
This is the cover of my book.
境界
[jìng jiè]
realm
Refers to a field or domain of activity or interest.
在藝術之境界，靈感非常重要。
In the realm of art, inspiration is very important.
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