<nowiki>Dios portal; 門神; Dieu de la porte; Mùn-sṳ̀n; Môn Thần; 门神; 門神; Men Shen; Muòng-sìng; Men Shen; mn̂g-sîn; Men Shen; Deurgod; 門神; 门神; Men zen; 문배; menshen; 門神; 门神; Menshen; Chinese decoration placed on each side of an entry to a temple; 大門處的神像; 大门处的神像; Vùn-mùn-sṳ̀n; Vú-mùn-sṳ̀n; Mun4 san4; Mùhn sàhn; Man4 mun4 san4; Màhn mùhn sàhn; Mou5 mun4 san4; Móuh mùhn sàhn; Ven men zen; Vu men zen; 문신; 문전; door god; threshold guardian; door gods; threshold guardians; Mn̂g-sîn; Munshin; Munjeon; Monjin; Môn Thần; Bûn-mn̂g-sîn; Mung5 sing5; Bhung5 mung5 sing5; Bú-mn̂g-sîn; Bhu2 mung5 sing5; 門排; 門神; 門前; 文門神; 武門神; Ùng-muòng-sìng; Ū-muòng-sìng</nowiki>
menshen
Chinese decoration placed on each side of an entry to a temple
English: A door god is a Chinese decoration placed on each side of an entry to a temple, home, business, etc., believed to keep evil spirits from entering.
Subcategories
This category has the following 11 subcategories, out of 11 total.
