You cai, Yǒu cái, Yóu cǎi, Yóu cài, Yǒu cǎi, Yòu cǎi: 8 definitions
Introduction:
You cai 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
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有財 [you cai]—(yǒu cái) – [Miscellaneous Term (雜語 [za yu], zá yǔ)] Sāmiṣā, means having wealth/possessions (物 [wu], yǒu cái wù).
有財—【雜語】Sāmiṣā，有財物也。
[zá yǔ]Sāmiṣā, yǒu cái wù yě.
[za yu]Samisa, you cai wu ye.
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.
Languages of India and abroad
Chinese-English dictionary
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油彩 [yóu cǎi] [you cai]—
Oil-based pigment used for stage makeup. (舞臺化妝 [wu tai hua zhuang] - stage makeup, 油質 [you zhi] - oil-based, 顏料 [yan liao] - pigment)
油彩：舞臺化妝用的含有油質的顏料。
yóu cǎi: wǔ tái huà zhuāng yòng de hán yǒu yóu zhì de yán liào.
you cai: wu tai hua zhuang yong de han you you zhi de yan liao.
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油菜 [yóu cài] [you cai]—
Plant name. A biennial herb of the genus Brassica in the Brassicaceae family. It grows to a height of 30 to 100 cm. The basal leaves are large, dark green, obovate, and have notched edges. The leaves on the stem are sessile and clasp the stem. It has a corymbose raceme inflorescence and blooms with yellow flowers from March to May. The silique is cylindrical with a long beak. When ripe, it splits open, containing dozens of black seeds. The seeds can be pressed for oil, which is used for food or industrial purposes. The young leaves can be used as vegetables. Native to mainland China. Also known as "蕓薹 [yun tai] (yúntái)".
Keywords:
植物 [zhi wu] (zhíwù): plant
十字花科 [shi zi hua ke] (shízìhuākē): Brassicaceae family
蕓薹屬 [yun tai shu] (yúntái shǔ): Brassica genus
二年生草本 [er nian sheng cao ben] (èrniánshēng cǎoběn): biennial herb
根際葉 [gen ji ye] (gēnjì yè): basal leaves
倒卵形 [dao luan xing] (dào luǎnxíng): obovate
繖房狀總狀花序 [san fang zhuang zong zhuang hua xu] (sǎnfángzhuàng zǒngzhuàng huāxù): corymbose raceme inflorescence
黃花 [huang hua] (huánghuā): yellow flowers
長角果 [zhang jiao guo] (chángjiǎoguǒ): silique
圓柱形 [yuan zhu xing] (yuánzhùxíng): cylindrical
種子 [zhong zi] (zhǒngzǐ): seed
榨油 [zha you] (zhàyóu): press for oil
蔬菜 [shu cai] (shūcài): vegetable
中國大陸 [zhong guo da lu] (Zhōngguó dàlù): mainland China
蕓薹 [yun tai] (yúntái): Yun Tai (another name for the plant)
油菜：植物名。十字花科蕓薹屬，二年生草本。高三十至一百公分，根際葉大，濃綠色，倒卵形，邊緣有缺刻。莖上之葉無柄，抱莖而生。繖房狀總狀花序，三至五月開黃花。長角果圓柱形，具長嘴，熟則開裂，內藏黑色種子數十粒。種子可榨油，供食用或工業用。嫩葉可作蔬菜。原產中國大陸。也稱為「蕓薹」。
yóu cài: zhí wù míng. shí zì huā kē yún tái shǔ, èr nián shēng cǎo běn. gāo sān shí zhì yī bǎi gōng fēn, gēn jì yè dà, nóng lǜ sè, dào luǎn xíng, biān yuán yǒu quē kè. jīng shàng zhī yè wú bǐng, bào jīng ér shēng. sǎn fáng zhuàng zǒng zhuàng huā xù, sān zhì wǔ yuè kāi huáng huā. zhǎng jiǎo guǒ yuán zhù xíng, jù zhǎng zuǐ, shú zé kāi liè, nèi cáng hēi sè zhǒng zi shù shí lì. zhǒng zi kě zhà yóu, gōng shí yòng huò gōng yè yòng. nèn yè kě zuò shū cài. yuán chǎn zhōng guó dà lù. yě chēng wèi “yún tái” .
you cai: zhi wu ming. shi zi hua ke yun tai shu, er nian sheng cao ben. gao san shi zhi yi bai gong fen, gen ji ye da, nong lu se, dao luan xing, bian yuan you que ke. jing shang zhi ye wu bing, bao jing er sheng. san fang zhuang zong zhuang hua xu, san zhi wu yue kai huang hua. zhang jiao guo yuan zhu xing, ju zhang zui, shu ze kai lie, nei cang hei se zhong zi shu shi li. zhong zi ke zha you, gong shi yong huo gong ye yong. nen ye ke zuo shu cai. yuan chan zhong guo da lu. ye cheng wei "yun tai" .
1) 有才 [yǒu cái] refers to: “has ability”.
有才 is further associated with the following language/terms:
[Vietnamese] hữu tài.
[Korean] 유재 / yu chae.
[Japanese] ウザイ / u zai.
2) 有財 [yǒu cái] refers to: “wealth”.
有財 is further associated with the following language/terms:
[Sanskrit] alakāvatī; saṃpūrṇa-bhoga; sāmiṣa.
[Vietnamese] hữu tài.
[Korean] 유재 / yujae.
[Japanese] ウザイ / uzai.
Chinese language.
See also (Relevant definitions)
Partial matches: You, Cai, Wang.
Starts with: You cai e gui, You cai gan, You cai shi, You cai wu ming, You cai wu wei fa, You cai you shi.
Full-text (+218): You cai shi, Guo you cai chan, Yun tai, Xiao you cai, You cai gan, Suo you cai wu, Cai you, You cai you shi, You cai wu ming, Chun hua zuo wu, Jiao zhi shao, Samisa, Shen gao, Jun ci, Huu tai thi, Cai yuan, Cai hua, Bahubihi, Han jun, Bahuvrihi.
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