Fu bo, Fù bó, Fù bō, Fú bō: 8 definitions
Introduction:
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In Buddhism
Chinese Buddhism
1) 覆帛 [fu bo]—To throw a coverlet (over an image).
2) 覆鉢 [fu bo]—The inverted bowl at the top of a pagoda below the nine circles.
[The following represents an unverified English translation. For all purposes consult the original Chinese text.]
佛缽 [fu bo]—Buddha's Alms Bowl — [Noun] The alms bowl used by the Buddha. Although there are various kinds, such as those made of copper, iron (銕 [tie]), etc., the stone alms bowl (石缽 [shi bo]) is considered the most highly valued. See the entry for Stone Alms Bowl (石缽 [shi bo]).
佛缽—【物名】佛受用之食缽也。雖有銅銕等種種，而以石缽為至重。見石缽條。(石缽)
[wù míng] fú shòu yòng zhī shí bō yě. suī yǒu tóng tiě děng zhǒng zhǒng, ér yǐ shí bō wèi zhì zhòng. jiàn shí bō tiáo.(shí bō)
[wu ming] fu shou yong zhi shi bo ye. sui you tong tie deng zhong zhong, er yi shi bo wei zhi zhong. jian shi bo tiao.(shi bo)
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覆缽 [fu bo]—Fubō — [General Term] The part at the top of a pagoda (塔 [ta]) that is shaped like an inverted bowl and serves as the base for the nine wheels (九輪 [jiu lun]) is called fubō. It is commonly known as the 'dipper-shaped' (斗形 [dou xing]) part. Xuanying's 'Sounds and Meanings' (玄應音義 [xuan ying yin yi]) states: 'According to the Western Regions, there are no separate banner poles (旛竿 [fan gan]); instead, banners (懸旛 [xuan fan]) are hung directly from the column head of the pagoda's fubō (塔覆鉢柱頭 [ta fu bo zhu tou]).'
覆缽—【雜名】塔頂作覆鉢形，為九輪之基者，謂之覆鉢。俗名斗形者是也。玄應音義曰：「案西域別無旛竿，即於塔覆鉢柱頭，懸旛。」
[zá míng] tǎ dǐng zuò fù bō xíng, wèi jiǔ lún zhī jī zhě, wèi zhī fù bō. sú míng dòu xíng zhě shì yě. xuán yīng yīn yì yuē: “àn xī yù bié wú fān gān, jí yú tǎ fù bō zhù tóu, xuán fān.”
[za ming] ta ding zuo fu bo xing, wei jiu lun zhi ji zhe, wei zhi fu bo. su ming dou xing zhe shi ye. xuan ying yin yi yue: "an xi yu bie wu fan gan, ji yu ta fu bo zhu tou, xuan fan."
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覆帛 [fu bo]—(fù bó) — [Noun] A cloth or fabric (布帛 [bu bo]) used to cover Buddha statues (佛像 [fu xiang]).
The Cundī Ritual Text (準提儀軌 [zhun ti yi gui]) states: "Take the statue to a quiet room (靜室 [jing shi]) for secret worship (秘密供養 [mi mi gong yang]), and cover the statue with a cloth. When reciting (念誦 [nian song]), remove the covering cloth, gaze upon it, pay homage, and make offerings (瞻禮供養 [zhan li gong yang]). After reciting, when you wish to cover it with the cloth, be careful not to let anyone see it."
覆帛—【物名】覆佛像之布帛也。準提儀軌曰：「將像於靜室秘密供養，以帛覆像。念誦時去覆帛，瞻禮供養。念誦畢欲以帛覆，慎勿令人見。」
[wù míng] fù fú xiàng zhī bù bó yě. zhǔn tí yí guǐ yuē: “jiāng xiàng yú jìng shì mì mì gōng yǎng, yǐ bó fù xiàng. niàn sòng shí qù fù bó, zhān lǐ gōng yǎng. niàn sòng bì yù yǐ bó fù, shèn wù lìng rén jiàn.”
[wu ming] fu fu xiang zhi bu bo ye. zhun ti yi gui yue: "jiang xiang yu jing shi mi mi gong yang, yi bo fu xiang. nian song shi qu fu bo, zhan li gong yang. nian song bi yu yi bo fu, shen wu ling ren jian."
[The following represents an unverified English translation. For all purposes consult the original Chinese text.]
覆鉢 [fu bo]—Fubo — [Common Term] The top of a pagoda (塔頂 [ta ding]) made in the shape of an inverted alms bowl, which serves as the base for the nine rings (九輪 [jiu lun]), is called Fubo. It is also commonly known as the "dipper shape" (斗形 [dou xing]). Xuanying's Glossary of Sounds and Meanings (玄應音義 [xuan ying yin yi]) states: "According to the Western Regions (西域 [xi yu]), there are no separate banner poles (旛竿 [fan gan]); instead, banners are hung (懸旛 [xuan fan]) directly from the pillar head of the pagoda's inverted alms bowl (塔柱頭 [ta zhu tou])."
覆鉢—【雜名】塔頂作覆鉢形，為九輪之基者，謂之覆鉢。俗名斗形者是也。玄應音義曰：「案西域別無旛竿，即於塔覆鉢柱頭，懸旛。」
[zá míng] tǎ dǐng zuò fù bō xíng, wèi jiǔ lún zhī jī zhě, wèi zhī fù bō. sú míng dòu xíng zhě shì yě. xuán yīng yīn yì yuē: “àn xī yù bié wú fān gān, jí yú tǎ fù bō zhù tóu, xuán fān.”
[za ming] ta ding zuo fu bo xing, wei jiu lun zhi ji zhe, wei zhi fu bo. su ming dou xing zhe shi ye. xuan ying yin yi yue: "an xi yu bie wu fan gan, ji yu ta fu bo zhu tou, xuan fan."
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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伏波 ts = fú bō p refers to [proper noun] “Fubo”; Domain: History 历史 [li shi] , Subdomain: China , Concept: Official Title 官名 [guan ming]; Notes: A military title used in the Han dynasty, literally 'Calm the Waves' (Guoyu '伏波 [fu bo]'; Sima Qian and Watson tr. 1993, vol II, p. 215) .
1) 覆鉢 [fù bō] refers to: “inverted bowl”.
覆鉢 is further associated with the following language/terms:
[Sanskrit] pātra-nikubjanā; pātra-praticchādana; pātra-saṃdhunaka; pātraṃ praticchādeti.
[Vietnamese] phú bát.
[Korean] 부발 / bubal.
[Japanese] フハツ / フクバチ.
2) 覆帛 [fù bó] refers to: “throw a coverlet (over an image)”.
覆帛 is further associated with the following language/terms:
[Vietnamese] phú bạch.
[Korean] 부백 / bokbaek.
[Japanese] フハク / fuhaku.
Chinese language.
See also (Relevant definitions)
Partial matches: Fo, Bai, Ba, Fu, Bao, Bo.
Starts with: Fu bo ji, Fu bo jing, Fu bo ti, Fu bo yin.
Full-text (+53): Fu bo ti, Na fu bo, Phu bach, Patrapraticchadana, Ma yuan, Duo luo fu bo, Ba wang lue, Fu bo jing, Fu bo ji, Gui lin shi, Fu bo yin, Shan shen, Su mo bo, Cao ge, Bo lan qi fu, Pushpadeva, Ma liu, Devapushpa, Bai chi bai zhu, Guan han zang song jing.
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