Wu ding, Wǔ dǐng, Wū dǐng, Wǔ dīng, Wǔ dìng, Wú dìng: 8 definitions

五頂—【雜名】頂上之髮結為五髻者。西域之童子形。唯識述記一末曰：「般遮尸棄 Pañcaśikhin，此言五頂，頂髮五旋，頭有五角。」

五體之佛頂尊也，見佛頂尊條之五佛頂。(佛頂尊)

[zá míng] dǐng shàng zhī fà jié wèi wǔ jì zhě. xī yù zhī tóng zi xíng. wéi shí shù jì yī mò yuē: “bān zhē shī qì Pañcaśikhin, cǐ yán wǔ dǐng, dǐng fà wǔ xuán, tóu yǒu wǔ jiǎo.”

wǔ tǐ zhī fú dǐng zūn yě, jiàn fú dǐng zūn tiáo zhī wǔ fú dǐng.(fú dǐng zūn)

[za ming] ding shang zhi fa jie wei wu ji zhe. xi yu zhi tong zi xing. wei shi shu ji yi mo yue: "ban zhe shi qi Pancasikhin, ci yan wu ding, ding fa wu xuan, tou you wu jiao."

wu ti zhi fu ding zun ye, jian fu ding zun tiao zhi wu fu ding.(fu ding zun)

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屋頂 [wū dǐng] [wu ding]—
The uppermost covering of a building. Based on shape, there are domes (圓頂 [yuan ding]), spires (尖頂 [jian ding]), and wavy roofs (波狀頂 [bo zhuang ding]), etc. Based on building materials, there are tiles (瓦 [wa]), wooden boards (木板 [mu ban]), synthetic boards (合成板 [he cheng ban]), and metal sheets (金屬板 [jin shu ban]), etc. All kinds of roofs have functions such as wind protection, rain protection, snow protection, sun resistance, and sound insulation.

wū dǐng: jiàn zhú wù zuì shàng miàn fù gài de bù fēn. yī xíng zhuàng fēn yǒu yuán dǐng,, jiān dǐng,, bō zhuàng dǐng děng, yī jiàn cái fēn yǒu wǎ,, mù bǎn,, hé chéng bǎn,, jīn shǔ bǎn děng. gè shì de wū dǐng jiē jù yǒu fáng fēng,, yǔ,, xuě,, dǐ dǎng yáng guāng,, gé yīn děng de gōng néng.

wu ding: jian zhu wu zui shang mian fu gai de bu fen. yi xing zhuang fen you yuan ding,, jian ding,, bo zhuang ding deng, yi jian cai fen you wa,, mu ban,, he cheng ban,, jin shu ban deng. ge shi de wu ding jie ju you fang feng,, yu,, xue,, di dang yang guang,, ge yin deng de gong neng.

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五丁 [wǔ dīng] [wu ding]—
The legendary five strongmen. From the Northern Wei Dynasty's Li Daoyuan's Commentary on the Water Classic, Mianshui River (北魏 [bei wei]．酈道元 [li dao yuan]《水經注 [shui jing zhu]．沔水注 [mian shui zhu]》): "King Hui of Qin (秦惠王 [qin hui wang]) wanted to attack Shu (蜀 [shu]), but did not know the way. He made five stone oxen (五石牛 [wu shi niu]), placing gold under their tails, saying they could excrete gold. The King of Shu (蜀王 [shu wang]), relying on his strength, ordered the Five Ding to pull them, thus creating a road." Tang Dynasty's Du Fu's "Thirty Rhymes on the Mausoleum of Bridge, Presented to the Officials Within the County" (唐 [tang]．杜甫 [du fu]〈橋陵詩三十韻因呈縣內諸官 [qiao ling shi san shi yun yin cheng xian nei zhu guan]〉詩 [shi]): "Describing the event's grandeur and danger, their achievement surpasses the Five Ding."

wǔ dīng: chuán shuō zhōng de wǔ wèi lì shì. běi wèi． lì dào yuán < shuǐ jīng zhù． miǎn shuǐ zhù>: “qín huì wáng yù fá shǔ, ér bù zhī dào, zuò wǔ shí niú, yǐ jīn zhì wěi xià, yán néng shǐ jīn, shǔ wáng fù lì, lìng wǔ dīng yǐn zhī chéng dào.” táng． dù fǔ 〈qiáo líng shī sān shí yùn yīn chéng xiàn nèi zhū guān〉 shī: “jí shì zhuàng zhòng xiǎn, lùn gōng chāo wǔ dīng.”

wu ding: chuan shuo zhong de wu wei li shi. bei wei. li dao yuan < shui jing zhu. mian shui zhu>: "qin hui wang yu fa shu, er bu zhi dao, zuo wu shi niu, yi jin zhi wei xia, yan neng shi jin, shu wang fu li, ling wu ding yin zhi cheng dao." tang. du fu shi: "ji shi zhuang zhong xian, lun gong chao wu ding."