嚫 (chèn) - A Buddhist term referring to alms-giving, charity, or & specifically used in the context of Buddhist dāna
嚫 · chèn
A Buddhist term referring to alms-giving, charity, or offerings to monks;
specifically used in the context of Buddhist dāna (giving).
A Buddhist term referring to alms-giving, charity, orspecifically used in the context of Buddhist dāna
Usage highlights
布嚫行嚫受嚫嚫德嚫施嚫钱
Usage & contexts
Examples
- Making offerings to monks(布嚫)
- Practicing charity in Buddhism(行嚫)
- Receiving alms(受嚫)
- The virtue of giving(嚫德)
Collocations
- making offerings(布嚫)
- practicing charity(行嚫)
- receiving alms(受嚫)
- virtue of giving(嚫德)
- alms-giving(嚫施)
- alms money(嚫钱)
Idioms
- The practice of giving alms(行嚫布施)
- Receiving offerings with virtue(受嚫有德)
- The merit of alms-giving(嚫施功德)
Cultural background
FAQ- Derived from Sanskrit 'dakṣiṇā' meaning 'donation' or 'fee' given to priests.
- Primarily used in Buddhist contexts for religious offerings and charity.
- Represents the Buddhist virtue of dāna (generosity) in Chinese Buddhist texts.