How to pronounce a few words twisted in a bowl

1. Bowl. <>

Pronunciation: [bō].

Radical: 钅 Interpretation:

1.A basin-like but slightly smaller vessel made of ceramic, hard stone, or metal. It is used to hold things or grind medicines.

2.Abbreviation for Hattara (Sanskrit transliteration). A monk's utensils for serving rice.

Second, the bowl. <>

Pronunciation: [yú].

Radical: Dish Interpretation: An open utensil for holding liquid.

3. Bracelets. <>

Pronunciation: [zhuó].

Radical: 钅 Interpretation: A bracelet, a ring-shaped ornament that is placed on the wrist or ankle.

Fourth, twisting. <>

Pronunciation: [niǎn] [niē].

Radical: 扌 Interpretation:

niǎn ]

1.Rubbing with fingers (zhuàn): hemp rope.

2.Rubbed into strips: lamps.

Niē ] is the ancient tong for "pinching", pinching with the thumb and other fingers.

bowl, pinyin bo, a sound; Heluo dialect in Shanwei area, Guangdong: bua, three tones; Common words: bowl rice, bowl head rice, bowl bath (righteousness: take a bath), wash the big bowl body (righteousness: go to you; Useless to go; ineffective work; Help; etc.);

盂, pinyin yu, two tones; Heluo dialect oral reading: hu, with the same tone as "pot", the meaning is crossed;

bracelet, pinyin zhuo, two tones; Heluo dialect oral reading: soo, four tones; Common words: bracelet (qiu3 soo4); Jade bracelet (ghioo3 soo4; oo for short sound);

Twist: pinyin nian, three tones; Heluo dialect is read orally: lun, four tones; Twisting grass rope: rubbing grass rope; Twist the paper strip, twist the cigarette (rub the grass tobacco) to eat;

liarm, three tones; Twist also** pinch his (her)**; Twist your ears and pinch your ears.

The bō bowl is one of the six things of the bhikshus, also known as the bowl of the bowl, the bowl and the orchid, etc., for the food vessel of the Dharma, the food vessel that should be used for the human offering, and the food vessel that should be eaten according to the amount of the abdomen, so it is also translated as the food vessel and the measuring device. The shape of the bowl: It is in the shape of a low bowl, the waist is protruding, the bottom of the bowl is constricted towards the center, and the diameter is shorter than the waist.

<>According to the "Buddha's Collected Sutras, Two Merchants and Foods", when the Buddha first attained enlightenment, there were two merchant lords in Beitianzhu, Emperor Lifusa and Bali Jia, who offered "glutinous cheese and honey fighting" to the Buddha. Buddha meditated:

In the past, all the Buddhas were held in bowls to receive offerings, but now I should use what utensils to receive food offerings from the two merchants. At this time, the Four Heavenly Kings knew about it and immediately offered it in a golden bowl, but the Buddha refused to accept it. The Four Heavenly Kings and the Devil Cave successively presented the silver bowl, the glass bowl, the blue glass bowl of the glazed file, the red bead bowl, the agate bowl, and the clams and canal bowls, and the Buddha did not accept them.

At this time, the four heavenly kings offered a stone bowl, and the Buddha thought that if he received only one bowl, the other three heavenly kings would be troubled. The Buddha placed the four bowls on top of each other in his left hand and pressed them with his right hand to form a bowl. And to say the verses:

I have been full of merit in the past, and I have purified my heart with compassion; It is the four heavenly kings of the present day, pure and firm to give me a bowl.

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钵, pronounced: [bō]. Basic Definition:

1.A slightly smaller vessel made of ceramic, hard stone, or metal that resembles a basin grip. It is used to hold things or grind medicines.

2.Abbreviation for Hattara (Sanskrit transliteration). A monk's utensils for serving rice.

Detailed Interpretation: Name (形音. From the gold, the original sound.

The food utensils used by the monks) The eating utensils used by the monks, like bowls, with a flat bottom, a slightly small mouth, and a bottle and a bowl are enough. - Qing Peng Duanshu "To learn a song to show the nephew" Another example: bowl (Buddhist language.

It is a bell-shaped eating and drinking vessel for monks); Botara (Buddhist language. Monk's food utensils) is a small pottery vessel shaped like a basin and used to hold rice, vegetables, tea, etc. Such as:

Tile bowl; rice bowls; Porridge bowl.

钵 has a pronunciation: bō

Interpretation: open-mouthed vessels, like basins and small, mostly made of ceramics; Specifically referring to the monk's food vessel, the Sanskrit word "patra" (patra) provincial name, round and flat, flat bottom, slightly smaller mouth, made of iron or clay.

Compound words of "bowl":

Milk bowl: mortar, mortar. Small utensils made of hard material, usually in the shape of a bowl, in which substances are mashed or ground.

Dragon Bowl: The Bowl of Rain.

Bowl: Tang Dynasty music and dance program, transmitted from the Western Regions; Container.

Example sentences of "bowl":

1. The engineer is very fond of this apprentice, and the mantle has been passed down from generation to generation.

2. The article is self-sufficient, and the mantle is not true.

3. The vast sea of clouds and mist surrounds the nine emperors.

4. Leisure and sightseeing agriculture made him a lot of money.

Painted pottery bowls. 6. Obviously, the executives of each company have figured out how the other party can make a lot of money and how to realize their dreams, and try to draw a scoop on the gourd, or at least make it difficult for the other party to make money.

7. The blue lotus flower is out of Xizhu, which is called the excellent bowl flower in Sanskrit, which is pure and fragrant, and does not stain the dust.