Da bao, Dà bǎo, Dǎ bāo, Dā bāo, Dǎ bào: 11 definitions

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Da bao means something in Buddhism, Pali. If you want to know the exact meaning, history, etymology or English translation of this term then check out the descriptions on this page. Add your comment or reference to a book if you want to contribute to this summary article.

In Buddhism

Chinese Buddhism

1) 大寶 [da bao]—Great Jewel, most precious thing, i.e. the Dharma or Buddha-law; the bodhisattva; the fire-altar of the esoteric cult.

2) 打包 [da bao]—To wrap up or carry a bundle, i. e. a wandering monk.

Source: archive.org: A Dictionary Of Chinese Buddhist Terms

[The following represents an unverified English translation. For all purposes consult the original Chinese text.]

大寶 [da bao]—Dà Bǎo — A term that refers to taking the Dharma (法 [fa]) as the great treasure. The Lotus Sutra (法華經 [fa hua jing]), Chapter on Faith and Understanding, says: "The Dharma King's (法王 [fa wang]) great treasure naturally arrives." It also refers to taking Bodhisattvas (菩薩 [pu sa]) as the great treasure. The Lotus Sutra, Chapter on Parables, says: "Why is it called 'Adorned with Great Treasures'? Because in that land, Bodhisattvas are taken as the great treasures." Furthermore, it is another name for a Homa altar (護摩壇 [hu mo tan]).

大寶—【術語】以法為大寶也。法華經信解品曰:「法王大寶自然而至。」又以菩薩為大寶也。法華經譬喻品曰:「何故名曰大寶莊嚴?其國中以菩薩為大寶故。」又護摩壇之異名。

[shù yǔ] yǐ fǎ wèi dà bǎo yě. fǎ huá jīng xìn jiě pǐn yuē: “fǎ wáng dà bǎo zì rán ér zhì.” yòu yǐ pú sà wèi dà bǎo yě. fǎ huá jīng pì yù pǐn yuē: “hé gù míng yuē dà bǎo zhuāng yán? qí guó zhōng yǐ pú sà wèi dà bǎo gù.” yòu hù mó tán zhī yì míng.

[shu yu] yi fa wei da bao ye. fa hua jing xin jie pin yue: "fa wang da bao zi ran er zhi." you yi pu sa wei da bao ye. fa hua jing pi yu pin yue: "he gu ming yue da bao zhuang yan? qi guo zhong yi pu sa wei da bao gu." you hu mo tan zhi yi ming.

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打包 [da bao]—(dǎ bāo) - [Miscellaneous term] A bundle (包裹 [bao guo]) carried by an itinerant monk (行腳僧 [xing jiao seng]). Lu You's poem says: "The monk with his bundle hurries at the sound of the temple tower bell."

打包—【雜語】行腳僧身負之包裹也。陸游詩曰:「打包僧趁寺樓鐘。」

[zá yǔ] xíng jiǎo sēng shēn fù zhī bāo guǒ yě. lù yóu shī yuē: “dǎ bāo sēng chèn sì lóu zhōng.”

[za yu] xing jiao seng shen fu zhi bao guo ye. lu you shi yue: "da bao seng chen si lou zhong."

Source: DILA Glossaries: Ding Fubao: Dictionary of Buddhist Studies

大寶 t = 大宝 s = dà bǎo p refers to [proper noun] “mahāratna; a precious jewel”; Domain: Buddhism 佛教 [fu jiao]; Notes: Sanskrit equivalent: mahāratna (BCSD '大寶 [da bao]', p. 332) .

Source: NTI Reader: Chinese-English Buddhist dictionary
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Chinese Buddhism (漢傳佛教, hanchuan fojiao) is the form of Buddhism that developed in China, blending Mahayana teachings with Daoist and Confucian thought. Its texts are mainly in Classical Chinese, based on translations from Sanskrit. Major schools include Chan (Zen), Pure Land, Tiantai, and Huayan. Chinese Buddhism has greatly influenced East Asian religion and culture.

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褡包 [dā bāo] [da bao]—
A type of long cloth bag (長形布袋 [zhang xing bu dai]). See the entry for "搭連 [da lian]". From Chapter 4 of The Story of Heroic Sons and Daughters (兒女英雄傳 [er nu ying xiong chuan]): "On top, he wore a single, tight-fitting garment (單緊身兒 [dan jin shen er]) with a pipa-collar (琵琶襟 [pi pa jin]) made of blue cloth, and outside the tight-fitting garment (緊身兒 [jin shen er]), he tied a Henan (河南 [he nan]) "搭包 [da bao]" (dābāo)."

褡包:一種長形布袋。參見「搭連」條。《兒女英雄傳》第四回:「上頭罩著件藍布琵琶襟的單緊身兒,緊身兒外面繫著條河南褡包。」

dā bāo: yī zhǒng zhǎng xíng bù dài. cān jiàn “dā lián” tiáo. < ér nǚ yīng xióng chuán> dì sì huí: “shàng tóu zhào zhe jiàn lán bù pí pá jīn de dān jǐn shēn ér, jǐn shēn ér wài miàn xì zhe tiáo hé nán dā bāo.”

da bao: yi zhong zhang xing bu dai. can jian "da lian" tiao. < er nu ying xiong chuan> di si hui: "shang tou zhao zhe jian lan bu pi pa jin de dan jin shen er, jin shen er wai mian xi zhe tiao he nan da bao."

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大寶 [dà bǎo] [da bao]—
1. Extremely valuable treasure.
《Sanguozhi (Records of the Three Kingdoms)》, Volume 21, 'Book of Wei: Biography of Wei Ji' (《三國志 [san guo zhi].卷二一 [juan er yi].魏書 [wei shu].衛覬傳 [wei ji chuan]》): "Salt, indeed, is a great treasure of the state."
《Wen Xuan (Selections of Refined Literature)》, 'Western Expedition Rhapsody' by Pan Yue (《文選 [wen xuan].潘岳 [pan yue].西征賦 [xi zheng fu]》): "Only life and position are called great treasures."
2. Imperial throne; emperorship.
《I Ching (Book of Changes)》, 'Xi Ci Xia (Appended Phrases, Part II)' (《易經 [yi jing].繫辭下 [xi ci xia]》): "The great virtue of Heaven and Earth is called life; the great treasure of the sage is called position."
《Wen Xuan (Selections of Refined Literature)》, 'Stele for the Deceased Prince Zhaowang of Anlu of Qi' by Shen Yue (《文選 [wen xuan].沈約 [chen yue].齊故安陸昭王碑 [qi gu an lu zhao wang bei]》): "Position is not the great treasure, but rank comes from Heaven."
3. Reign title (年號 [nian hao]):
(1) Reign title of Emperor Jianwen of Southern Liang (南朝梁簡文帝 [nan chao liang jian wen di]). (550–551 CE)
(2) Reign title of the Later Lord of Southern Han (南漢後祖 [nan han hou zu]). (958–971 CE)

大寶:1.極貴重的寶物。《三國志.卷二一.魏書.衛覬傳》:「夫鹽,國之大寶也。」《文選.潘岳.西征賦》:「唯生與位,謂之大寶。」
2.帝位。《易經.繫辭下》:「天地之大德曰生,聖人之大寶曰位。」《文選.沈約.齊故安陸昭王碑》:「位非大寶,爵乃上天。」
3.年號:(1)南朝梁簡文帝年號。(西元550~551)(2)南漢後祖年號。(西元958~971)

dà bǎo:1. jí guì zhòng de bǎo wù. < sān guó zhì. juǎn èr yī. wèi shū. wèi jì chuán>: “fū yán, guó zhī dà bǎo yě.” < wén xuǎn. pān yuè. xī zhēng fù>: “wéi shēng yǔ wèi, wèi zhī dà bǎo.”
2. dì wèi. < yì jīng. xì cí xià>: “tiān de zhī dà dé yuē shēng, shèng rén zhī dà bǎo yuē wèi.” < wén xuǎn. chén yuē. qí gù ān lù zhāo wáng bēi>: “wèi fēi dà bǎo, jué nǎi shàng tiān.”
3. nián hào:(1) nán cháo liáng jiǎn wén dì nián hào.(xī yuán550~551)(2) nán hàn hòu zǔ nián hào.(xī yuán958~971)

da bao:1. ji gui zhong de bao wu. < san guo zhi. juan er yi. wei shu. wei ji chuan>: "fu yan, guo zhi da bao ye." < wen xuan. pan yue. xi zheng fu>: "wei sheng yu wei, wei zhi da bao."
2. di wei. < yi jing. xi ci xia>: "tian de zhi da de yue sheng, sheng ren zhi da bao yue wei." < wen xuan. chen yue. qi gu an lu zhao wang bei>: "wei fei da bao, jue nai shang tian."
3. nian hao:(1) nan chao liang jian wen di nian hao.(xi yuan550~551)(2) nan han hou zu nian hao.(xi yuan958~971)

Source: moedict.tw: Mengdian Mandarin Chinese Dictionary

1) 打包 [dǎ bāo] refers to: “baggage of an itinerant monk”.

打包 is further associated with the following language/terms:

[Vietnamese] đả bao.

[Korean] 타포 / tapo.

[Japanese] タホウ / トウホウ.

2) 大寶 [dà bǎo] refers to: “great jewel”.

大寶 is further associated with the following language/terms:

[Sanskrit] ratna-saṃmata.

[Vietnamese] đại bảo.

[Korean] 대보 / daebo.

[Japanese] ダイホウ / daihō.

Source: DILA Glossaries: Digital Dictionary of Buddhism
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Chinese language.

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Vietnamese-English dictionary

Da bao (in Vietnamese) can be associated with the following Chinese and English terms:

1) Đa bảo with 多寳 [duō bǎo]: “Prabhūtaratna” [name of a Buddha].
2) Đa bảo with 多寶 [duō bǎo]: “Prabhūtaratna” [name of a Buddha].
3) Đả bao with 打包 [dǎ bāo]: “baggage of an itinerant monk”.

Source: DILA Glossaries: Vietnamese-Chinese-English (dictionary of Buddhism)
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