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敀 [py] bai2 [wg] po, pai [ko] paek [ja] 僴僋丄價儍僋 haku, byaku ||| (1) White. (2) Westerly, autumn. (3) Undecorated, plain, simple. (4) Well lit, bright. (5) To say, to speak. (6) In Taoism, the outward manifest world of phenomena. [Credit] acm(entry) cw(py)

敀嬈 [py] bai2ye4 [wg] pai-yeh [ko] paekôp [ja] 價儍僋僑僂 hakugou ||| Literally "white karma" which connotes good actions--deeds which invite future good fortune. The opposite of 崟嬈.乲嬩幧榑丄 T 1558.29.84a乴 [Dictionary References] naka1142c ZGD1048d [Credit] acm(entry)

敀堖 [py] bai2yi1 [wg] po-i [ko] paegûi [ja] 價儍僋僄 byakue ||| Literally "white clothes," referring to secular people, who, in ancient India, wore white clothes in contrast to the darker clothes of religious practitioners. (avadaata-vaasanaa, aaraamika). (2) The name of a female bodhisattva in the Zhenyan sect (Paanduraa). [Dictionary References] naka1141d [Credit] acm(entry) cw(py)

敀塤 [py] Bai2yun2 [wg] Pai-yün [ko] Paegun [ja] 僴僋僂儞 Hakuun ||| Paegun; see 宨娬 [Credit] acm(entry)

敀塤榓彯岅榐 [py] Bai2yun2 he2shang4 yu3lu4 [wg] Pai-yün ho-shang yü-lu [ko] Paegun hwasang ôrok [ja] 僴僋僂儞僆僂僔儑僂僑儘僋 Hakuun oshou goroku ||| The Paegun hwasang ôrok;; the teaching record of the influential late Koryô Sôn monk Kyônghan 宨娬, HPC 6.637a-668c. [Credit] acm(entry)

敀崟 [py] bai2hei1 [wg] pai-heh [ko] paekhûk [ja] 價儍僋僐僋 byakukoku ||| (1) Good and evil (activity). See 崟敀嬈. (Pali ka.nha-sukka) (2) A reference to the clergy and the laity. [Credit] acm(entry)

See the character 昐 in CJKDict

昐忎 [py] Pai2zhang4 [wg] Pai-chang [ko] Paekchang [ja] 僸儍僋僕儑僂 Hyakujou ||| See 昐忎滃奀. [Credit] acm(entry)

昐忎滃奀 [py] Bai2zhang4 huai2hai3 [wg] Pai-chang Huai-hai [ko] Paekchang Hoehae [ja] 僸儍僋僕儑僂僄僇僀 Hyakujou Ekai ||| Baizhang Huaihai (720-814); Chan master of the Tang. He was the disciple of Mazu Daoyi 攏慶摴堦 and teacher of Huangbo Xiyun 墿烜婓塣 and the early Korean Sôn leader Toûi 摴媊. He is famous for establishing an early set of rules for Chan monastic discipline called the 昐忎惔婯. [Dictionary References] ina-zen118 [Credit] acm(entry)

昐擇廫敧斚溁 [py] bo2er4shi2ba1 fan2nao3 [wg] po (pai)-erh-shih-pa fan-nao [ko] paegisippal pônnoe [ja] 僸儍僋僯僕儏僂僴僠儃儞僲僂 hyakunijuuhachi bonnou ||| One hundred and twenty-eight kinds of defilements that arise due to a lack of understanding of the Four Noble Truths within the three realms of desire, form and formlessness. 乲囡壘榑 T 1579.30.乴 [Credit] acm(entry)

昐敧 [py] bai3ba1 [wg] paipa [ko] paekp'al [ja] 僸儍僋僴僠 hyakuhachi ||| (astattarapada-sata); "one hundred and eight." A common ancient Indian expression used to indicate a large number of something. For example '108 defilements,' '108 dharma-gates,' etc. [Credit] acm(entry) cw(py)

昐巐斚溁 [py] bai3si4 fan2nao3 [wg] pai-ssu fan-nao [ko] paeksa pônnoe [ja] 僸儍僋僔儃儞僲僂 hyakushi bonnou ||| 104 defilements taught in Consciousness-only theory 94 of which are severed during the stage of the path of seeing 尒摴, and ten of which are severed during the stage of the path of cultivation 廋摴. 乲擇忈媊 HPC 1.799a乴 [Credit] acm(entry)

昐朄 [py] bai3fa3 [wg] paifa [ko] paekpôp [ja] 僸儍僢億僂 hyappou ||| 'One Hundred Dharmas' (elements). According to the Yogaacaara 囡壘峴攈 sect all elements are divided into the five ranks 屲埵 of: mind (怱), elements possessed by the mind (怱強), form (怓), not corresponding with action (晄憡滀峴), not conditioned (柍啜). Each of these five are subdivided. In mind (怱) there are eight; in 'elements possessed by the mind (怱強) there are fifty-one, among which are the five 'pervasive functions' (屲曊峴), the five 'special environments' (屲暿嫬), the eleven 'good elements' (廫堦慞), the six 'primary defilements' (崻杮斚溁), the twenty 'secondary defilements' (擇廫绗斚溁) and the four indeterminate elements (巐晄掕). In the group of form (怓) there are ten, in the group that do not correspond with action, there are twenty-four, in the unconditioned, there are six. This altogether totals one hundred. The explanation of these elements appears in the Ta-sheng pai-fa ming-men lun 戝槱昐朄柧栧榑. 1 fasc., by Vasubandhu; trans., Xuangzang. T 1614.31.855b-c [Credit] acm(entry) cw(py)

昐榑 [py] Bai3 lun4 [wg] Pai (Po) lun [ko] Paengnon [ja] 僸儍僋儘儞 Hyakuron ||| Bai lun; the `Sata-`saastra. 2 fasc., T 1569.30.168-182a. One of the three main treatises 嶰榑 of the Maadhyamika school. It is attributed to Deva 採攌 and is thought to have been written down by Vasubandhu 悽恊. Originally translated by Kumaarajiiva 數杸梾廦, there are various versions of the text, such as the Guangbai lun 淎昐榑. Its discussion centers on the refutation of the aatman 変 concept and other non-Buddhist ideas from the perspective of emptiness 嬻. [Credit] acm(entry) cw(py)

昐旕 [py] bai3 fei1 [wg] pai-fei [ko] paekpi [ja] 僸儍僋僸 hyakuhi ||| "one hundred negations." All kinds of doubts; all kinds of arguments. [Credit] acm(entry) cw(py)

昐奫挷揔 [py] bai3hai2 diao4shi4 [wg] pai-hai tiao-ti [ko] paek'ae chojôk [ja] 僸儍僋僈僀僠儑僂僥僉 hyakugaichouteki ||| Every part of the body in perfect condition. (殺鍿鉙 T 842.17.919b.) [Credit] acm(entry) cw(py)

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奆 [py] jie1 [wg] chieh [ko] kae [ja] 僇僀 kai ||| (1) Everyone, all, the whole, every. Including everybody. (2) Both, all three. [Credit] acm(entry) cw(py)

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峜 [py] huang2 [wg] huang [ko] hwang [ja] 僐僂丄僆僂 kou, ou ||| (1) Ruler, emperor, prince, sovereign. (2) Supreme, exalted, imperial. (3) Good, bright, superior. (4) A ceremonial cap. (5) An open hall or court. (6) A female phoenix. [Credit] acm(entry) cw(py)

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