phật thủ
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Definition
- Noun:
- Buddha's hand, finger citron: A type of citrus fruit (Citrus medica var. sarcodactylis) whose fruit is segmented into finger-like sections, resembling a hand in a gesture of blessing. It is primarily valued for its aromatic zest and rind, and is often used as an offering or for decoration.
Usage Examples
- Noun:
- Trên bàn thờ có đặt một quả phật thủ. (There is a Buddha's hand fruit placed on the altar.)
- Mùi thơm của vỏ phật thủ rất dễ chịu. (The fragrance of the finger citron's peel is very pleasant.)
- Ở Việt Nam, phật thủ thường được chưng trong dịp Tết. (In Vietnam, Buddha's hand is often displayed during the Lunar New Year.)
Advanced Usage
- Symbolic Use: In Vietnamese and East Asian cultures, the is a common spiritual offering and a symbol of happiness, longevity, and good fortune, especially during holidays.
- Quả phật thủ trên bàn thờ tượng trưng cho sự may mắn. (The Buddha's hand fruit on the altar symbolizes good luck.)
Variants and Related Words
- Cây phật thủ: The Buddha's hand tree.
- Cây phật thủ trong vườn đang ra quả. (The Buddha's hand tree in the garden is bearing fruit.)
Synonyms
- Quả chanh tay Phật: Literally "Buddha's hand lemon" (a less common descriptive term).
- Citron main de Bouddha: The French term.
Related Phrases
- Chưng phật thủ: To display a Buddha's hand fruit (typically for decoration or worship).
- Gia đình tôi thường chưng phật thủ và quất cảnh vào dịp Tết. (My family usually displays Buddha's hand and kumquat plants during Tet.)
Related Idioms
(This word is primarily a specific noun and is not commonly used in idiomatic expressions beyond its cultural and symbolic context.)
- Buddha's hand, finger citron