Shinsei; Holy; Sacred.
"Shin" meaning God; Soul, and "Sei" Holy; Sage.
You may say 'shinsei na'.
Shinsei Bank was created in 1952.
The population of Shinsei Bank is 2,008.
The population of Shinsei Bank is 2,381.
You could say 'shinsei na,' written: 神聖な
The cast of Shinsei do-S kyojo no real otokokurai - 2008 includes: Momoka Hayama
The cast of Shinsei chijo to ijikuri kazoku - 1996 includes: Kazu Itsuki Kanon Kozono Megumi Makihara Maria Yamazaki
There are quite a few translations for the word 'divine' in Japanese. A few of these are神聖 (shinsei), 神々しい (kougoushii) and 神霊 (shinrei). 神聖 (shinsei) - sacred; divine; holy神々しい (kougourashii) - godly; divine神霊 (shinrei) - divine spirit; holy spirit
Yaroku Kobayashi has written: 'Shinsei Nihon e no michi'
sheen, as in the sheen of the head of a bald man, and say, as in to say words. The emphasis is on 'shin'
心性 (shinsei) would be the Kanji used to express mind, disposition, or nature as a noun. Whereas 心情 (shinjou) could be used to express one's thoughts, sentiments, or feelings.
In Japanese, "supernova" is called 超新星 (cho-shinsei).