buddhist staff

language: zh

definitions

  1. A traditional wooden staff used by Buddhist monks, typically featuring a head with metal rings or discs that produce a ringing sound when shaken; used during alms rounds, meditation, and ceremonies to ward off insects, signal presence, and symbolize spiritual vigilance.
    zh: 僧侣锡杖
  2. A metaphorical representation of monastic authority, spiritual discipline, or the journey toward enlightenment within Buddhist tradition.
    zh: 修行象征
  3. A long wooden pole used in certain Chinese martial arts styles, particularly Shaolin Kung Fu, historically associated with warrior monks for training and combat.
    zh: 武僧长棍

examples

  1. The elderly monk tapped his Buddhist staff against the temple floor before entering the meditation hall.

    老和尚在进入冥想殿前用他的佛教法杖轻敲地面。

  2. In the novel, the protagonist clutches the Buddhist staff as a reminder of his vows and inner peace.

    小说中，主角紧握着佛教法杖，以此提醒自己的誓言与内心的平静。

  3. The martial artist demonstrated various techniques with the Buddhist staff, showcasing both defensive blocks and sweeping strikes.

    武术家展示了多种佛教法杖技巧，体现了防御格挡与横扫攻击。