Qi wu, Qī wū, Qī wǔ, Qí wǔ, Qǐ wǔ, Qì wù, Qì wū: 10 definitions
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起舞 [qǐ wǔ] [qi wu]—
Get up and dance.
From "Biography of Yang Chang" (楊敞傳 [yang chang chuan]), Volume 66 (卷六六 [juan liu liu]) of the "Book of Han" (漢書 [han shu]): "Waving sleeves (奮褎 [fen xiu]) up and down (低卬 [di ang]), stamping feet (頓足 [dun zu]) and starting to dance."
From Su Shi's (蘇軾 [su shi]) "Prelude to Water Tune: When Is There a Bright Moon?" (水調歌頭 [shui diao ge tou]．明月幾時有 [ming yue ji shi you]), a ci poem (詞 [ci]) from the Song Dynasty (宋 [song]): "Dancing with my clear shadow (弄清影 [nong qing ying]), how is it comparable to being in the human world (在人間 [zai ren jian])?"
起舞：起身而舞。《漢書．卷六六．楊敞傳》：「奮褎低卬，頓足起舞。」宋．蘇軾〈水調歌頭．明月幾時有〉詞：「起舞弄清影，何似在人間。」
qǐ wǔ: qǐ shēn ér wǔ. < hàn shū． juǎn liù liù． yáng chǎng chuán>: “fèn xiù dī áng, dùn zú qǐ wǔ.” sòng． sū shì 〈shuǐ diào gē tóu． míng yuè jǐ shí yǒu〉 cí: “qǐ wǔ nòng qīng yǐng, hé shì zài rén jiān.”
qi wu: qi shen er wu. < han shu. juan liu liu. yang chang chuan>: "fen xiu di ang, dun zu qi wu." song. su shi
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器物 [qì wù] [qi wu]—
1. Belonging to the category of zunyi (尊彞 [zun yi]) (ritual vessels). From Zhouli (周禮 [zhou li]), "Autumn Officials" (秋官 [qiu guan]), "Grand Envoy" (大行人 [da xing ren]): "Once every three years, they present qiwu as tribute." Han (漢 [han]) Dynasty, Zheng Xuan's (鄭玄 [zheng xuan]) commentary states: "Qiwu refers to items like zunyi (尊彞 [zun yi])."
2. A general term for various tools or implements. From Hanshu (漢書 [han shu]), Volume 24, "Treatise on Food and Money, Part Two" (食貨志下 [shi huo zhi xia]): "Those who dare to privately cast iron implements or sell salt shall have their left foot branded and their qiwu confiscated."
器物：1.尊彞之屬。《周禮．秋官．大行人》：「三歲壹見，其貢器物。」漢．鄭玄．注：「器物，尊彞之屬。」
2.各種用具的總稱。《漢書．卷二四．食貨志下》：「敢私鑄鐵器鬻鹽者，釱左趾，沒入其器物。」
qì wù:1. zūn yí zhī shǔ. < zhōu lǐ． qiū guān． dà xíng rén>: “sān suì yī jiàn, qí gòng qì wù.” hàn． zhèng xuán． zhù: “qì wù, zūn yí zhī shǔ.”
2. gè zhǒng yòng jù de zǒng chēng. < hàn shū． juǎn èr sì． shí huò zhì xià>: “gǎn sī zhù tiě qì yù yán zhě, dì zuǒ zhǐ, méi rù qí qì wù.”
qi wu:1. zun yi zhi shu. < zhou li. qiu guan. da xing ren>: "san sui yi jian, qi gong qi wu." han. zheng xuan. zhu: "qi wu, zun yi zhi shu."
2. ge zhong yong ju de zong cheng. < han shu. juan er si. shi huo zhi xia>: "gan si zhu tie qi yu yan zhe, di zuo zhi, mei ru qi qi wu."
1) 契悟 [qì wù] refers to: “enlightenment”.
契悟 is further associated with the following language/terms:
[Related Chinese terms] 成道; 菩提; 菩提道; 覺; 覺悟; 覺意; 奉上; 安處; 得成; 志求; 成.
[Sanskrit] arpayati.
[Vietnamese] khế ngộ.
[Korean] 계오 / gye-o.
[Japanese] カイゴ / kaigo.
2) 欺侮 [qī wǔ] refers to: “to humiliate”.
欺侮 is further associated with the following language/terms:
[Vietnamese] khi vũ.
[Korean] 기모 / gimo.
[Japanese] ギブ / gibu.
Chinese language.
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