Yin yi, Yīn yì, Yīn yī, Yín yì, Yǐn yì, Yín yí, Yǐn yǐ: 13 definitions

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Chinese Buddhism

音義 [yin yi]—Sound and meaning, i.e. a pronouncing dictionary.

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

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音義 [yin yi]—(yīn yì) is a technical term (術語 [shu yu]) referring to the explanation of a character's (文字 [wen zi]) pronunciation (音 [yin]) and the annotation of its meaning (義 [yi]).

音義—【術語】訓文字之音而注其義也。

[shù yǔ] xùn wén zì zhī yīn ér zhù qí yì yě.

[shu yu] xun wen zi zhi yin er zhu qi yi ye.

Source: DILA Glossaries: Ding Fubao: Dictionary of Buddhist Studies
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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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因依 [yīn yī] [yin yi]—
1. To rely on each other. From Wen Xuan (文選 [wen xuan]), Ruan Ji (阮籍 [ruan ji]), Yong Huai Shi Seventeen Poems, No. 14 (詠懷詩一七首之一四 [yong huai shi yi qi shou zhi yi si]): "The returning wind blows against the four walls, cold birds rely on each other (寒鳥相 [han niao xiang])."
2. The details, the cause. From Yuan Dynasty (元 [yuan]) Wang Zhongwen's (王仲文 [wang zhong wen]) Saving the Filial Son (救孝子 [jiu xiao zi]), Act 2: "Instead of painting the corpse wound into a picture, it would be better to submit the report of the corpse's condition according to the precedent (屍狀詞例申 [shi zhuang ci li shen])." From Yuan Dynasty (元 [yuan]) Li Xingdao's (李行道 [li xing dao]) The Chalk Circle (灰闌記 [hui lan ji]), Act 4: "Today, in the Kaifeng Prefecture (開封府 [kai feng fu]), the details will be investigated. These few people are exiled in the remote borderlands." Also written as "因地 [yin de] (yin di)."

因依:1.相親相倚。《文選.阮籍.詠懷詩一七首之一四》:「迴風吹四壁,寒鳥相因依。」
2.原委、緣由。元.王仲文《救孝子》第二折:「不爭將這屍傷彩畫成圖本,則合把屍狀詞因依例申。」元.李行道《灰闌記》第四折:「今日就開封府審問出因依,這幾個流竄在邊荒地。」也作「因地」。

yīn yī:1. xiāng qīn xiāng yǐ. < wén xuǎn. ruǎn jí. yǒng huái shī yī qī shǒu zhī yī sì>: “huí fēng chuī sì bì, hán niǎo xiāng yīn yī.”
2. yuán wěi,, yuán yóu. yuán. wáng zhòng wén < jiù xiào zi> dì èr zhé: “bù zhēng jiāng zhè shī shāng cǎi huà chéng tú běn, zé hé bǎ shī zhuàng cí yīn yī lì shēn.” yuán. lǐ xíng dào < huī lán jì> dì sì zhé: “jīn rì jiù kāi fēng fǔ shěn wèn chū yīn yī, zhè jǐ gè liú cuàn zài biān huāng de.” yě zuò “yīn de” .

yin yi:1. xiang qin xiang yi. < wen xuan. ruan ji. yong huai shi yi qi shou zhi yi si>: "hui feng chui si bi, han niao xiang yin yi."
2. yuan wei,, yuan you. yuan. wang zhong wen < jiu xiao zi> di er zhe: "bu zheng jiang zhe shi shang cai hua cheng tu ben, ze he ba shi zhuang ci yin yi li shen." yuan. li xing dao < hui lan ji> di si zhe: "jin ri jiu kai feng fu shen wen chu yin yi, zhe ji ge liu cuan zai bian huang de." ye zuo "yin de" .

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淫佚 [yín yì] [yin yi]—
Behavior that is dissolute and unrestrained.
Guoyu Yueyu Xia (國語 [guo yu].越語下 [yue yu xia]): "Indulgent and unrestrained affairs are forbidden by God (上帝 [shang di])."
Dream of the Red Chamber (紅樓夢 [hong lou meng]), Chapter 4: "Even if the Xue family (薛家 [xue jia]) is richer than the Feng family (馮家 [feng jia]), considering their nature, they naturally have many concubines and indulge in unrestrained (無度 [wu du]) behavior. They may not be as devoted to one person as Feng Yuan (馮淵 [feng yuan])."
Also written as "yin yi" (淫泆 [yin yi]) or "yin yi" (淫逸 [yin yi]).

淫佚:行為放蕩。《國語.越語下》:「淫佚之事,上帝之禁也。」《紅樓夢》第四回:「薛家縱比馮家有錢,想其為人,自然姬妾眾多,淫佚無度,未必及馮淵之定情於一人。」也作「淫泆」、「淫逸」。

yín yì: xíng wèi fàng dàng. < guó yǔ. yuè yǔ xià>: “yín yì zhī shì, shàng dì zhī jìn yě.” < hóng lóu mèng> dì sì huí: “xuē jiā zòng bǐ féng jiā yǒu qián, xiǎng qí wèi rén, zì rán jī qiè zhòng duō, yín yì wú dù, wèi bì jí féng yuān zhī dìng qíng yú yī rén.” yě zuò “yín yì” ,, “yín yì” .

yin yi: xing wei fang dang. < guo yu. yue yu xia>: "yin yi zhi shi, shang di zhi jin ye." < hong lou meng> di si hui: "xue jia zong bi feng jia you qian, xiang qi wei ren, zi ran ji qie zhong duo, yin yi wu du, wei bi ji feng yuan zhi ding qing yu yi ren." ye zuo "yin yi" ,, "yin yi" .

Source: moedict.tw: Mengdian Mandarin Chinese Dictionary

1) 音義 [yīn yì] refers to: “dictionary”.

音義 is further associated with the following language/terms:

[Related Chinese terms] 辭典.

[Vietnamese] ām nghĩa.

[Korean] 음의 / eumui.

[Japanese] オンギ / ongi.

2) 婬逸 [yín yì] refers to: “sexual intercourse”.

婬逸 is further associated with the following language/terms:

[Related Chinese terms] 交會.

[Tibetan] 'khrig pa.

[Vietnamese] dām dật.

[Korean] 음일 / eum-il.

[Japanese] インイツ / in'itsu.

3) 因義 [yīn yì] refers to: “meaning of cause”.

因義 is further associated with the following language/terms:

[Related Chinese terms] ; 因事; 因分; 爲因.

[Sanskrit] hetu-bhāva; hetv-artha; pratiṣṭhitārtha.

[Vietnamese] nhân nghĩa.

[Korean] 인의 / in ui.

[Japanese] インギ / in gi.

4) 婬泆 [yín yì] refers to: “debauchery”.

婬泆 is further associated with the following language/terms:

[Related Chinese terms] ; 婬欲; 欲邪行罪; ; 邪欲; 邪淫; 邪行; 非梵行.

[Sanskrit] kāma-mithyācāra.

[Vietnamese] dâm dật.

[Korean] 음일 / eum-il.

[Japanese] インイチ / in'ichi.

5) 飮已 [yǐn yǐ] refers to: “imbibed”.

飮已 is further associated with the following language/terms:

[Vietnamese] ẩm dĩ.

[Korean] 음이 / eum-i.

[Japanese] オンイ / on'i.

6) 婬劮 [yín yì] refers to: “sexual intercourse”.

婬劮 is further associated with the following language/terms:

[Vietnamese] dâm dật.

[Korean] 음일 / eum-il.

[Japanese] インイツ / in'itsu.

7) 因依 [yīn yī] refers to: “therefore”.

因依 is further associated with the following language/terms:

[Vietnamese] nhân y.

[Korean] 인의 / in-ui.

[Japanese] インエ / in'e.

Source: DILA Glossaries: Digital Dictionary of Buddhism
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