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See the character ™| in CJKDict
™| [py] chu4 [wg] ch'u [ko] ch'ô [ja] ƒVƒ‡ sho ||| (1) To be at (a certain place), to be located. To dwell, to abide in, to occupy. To stop, to stay at. (2) To place; to put in a certain place. (3) To distinguish, to decide, to settle, to judge. (4) A place Š, a location, a scene, a situation, a region, an area. (5) To manage, to adjust, to attend to, to deal with. (6) To have use for. [Buddhism] (sthaana, de`sa, prthivii-prade`sa). (1) 'Locus.' A place or location of a 'scene' of occurrence, especially referring to the location of the material realm. (2) The place of the meeting between the organs of perception and their objects. See shierchu \“ρ™|. The locus for the arising of the mental functions. (3) A standpoint, viewpoint. (4) An indicator of the locative. [Credit] acm(entry) cw(py)


See the character ‹• in CJKDict
‹• [py] xu1 [wg] hsü [ko][ja] ƒR ko, kyo ||| (1) Void, empty, clear. (2) Space, sky. (3) Vain, worthless (mrsaa). (4) To empty, to make empty. While the term often equivalent in connotation to kong (‹σ), kung is used in Buddhist texts with exclusively positive soteriological connotations, while xu is often used with negative connotations of nothingness, or blankness. [Credit] acm(entry) cw(py)

‹•–Ο [py] xu1wang4 [wg] hsü-wang [ko] hômang [ja] ƒRƒ‚ƒE komou ||| (vitatha, mrsaa, abhuuta-kalpana). (1) Falsehood, delusion, deception. A incorrect view of emptiness. That which differs from reality. (2) That which is temporary. (3) Phenomena arisen by delusion •ΥŒvŠŽ·« (bianji suoyixing). "Unreal and delusory." [Credit] acm(entry) cw(py)

‹•–³ [py] xu1 wu2 [wg] hsü-wu [ko] hômu [ja] ƒRƒ€ komu ||| 'Nothingness.' [Credit] acm(entry) cw(py)

‹•‹σ [py] xu1 kong1 [wg] hsü-k'ung [ko] houkong [ja] ƒRƒNƒE kokuu ||| (anaavrti, anaavarana, aakaa`sa, svabhaava). (1) (Empty) space. Sky. Since in the sky there is nothing to act as hindrance, there is the meaning of 'lack of hindrance.' A term used to refer to unlimited expansiveness. Also, an element (dharma) in both Consciousness-only and Abhidharmako`sa theory. (2) Nothingness, completely empty (–³, ‹σ). (3) Completely clear, as the sky. (4) One of the unconditioned elements (dharmas) in Consciousness-only theory. The emptiness of the location of the existence of all things. [Credit] acm(entry) cw(py)

‹•‹σ–³ΰ¨ [py] xu1kong1 wu2wei2 [wg] hsü-k'ung wu-wei [ko] hôkong muui [ja] ƒRƒNƒEƒ€ƒC kokuu mui ||| 'Absence of hindrance.' One of the six unconditioned elements in Consciousness-only theory. An expression of separation from the various hindrances. In Abhidharmako`sa philosophy it has a meaning of 'absolute space', while in Consciousness-only, it is understood as a dimension of emptiness as the mind. [Credit] acm(entry) cw(py)

‹•‹σεU•μŽFγS [py] Xu1kong1zang4 pu2sa4 jing1 [wg] Hsü-k'ung-tsang p'u-sa ching [ko] Hôkongjang posalgyông [ja] ƒRƒNƒEƒ]ƒEƒ{ƒTƒcƒLƒ‡ƒE Kokuuzoubosatsukyou ||| Xukongzang pusa jing; the Akaa`sagarbha-bodhisattva-suutra, T 405.13.647-655; tr. by Buddhaya`sas ˜Ε‘Ι–λŽΙ. Akaa`sagarbha Bodhisattva, using his great compassion, gives the teaching of how to extinguish the suffering and heavy karma of sentient beings to `sraavakas γί•· and newly awakened bodhisattvas •μŽF. There are three more translations of this text contained in Taishou. See T vol. 13, nos. 405-408. [Credit] acm(entry) cw(py)

‹••T [py] xu1miu4 [wg] hsü-miu [ko] hôryu [ja] ƒRƒrƒ…ƒE kobyuu ||| (avandhya, avitatha). Mistaken, false. [Dictionary References] naka351b [Credit] acm(entry) cw(py)


See the character εj in CJKDict
εj [py] hao4 [wg] hao [ko] ho [ja] ƒSƒE gou ||| (1) A mark, a sign, a designation. A name. (2) To name, to designate, to call. (3) To call out, cry out. (4) A given Buddhist name of a monk or nun, like a nickname or pen-name. [Credit] acm(entry) cw(py)


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