Budai

English

Etymology

From Chinese 布袋 (cloth sack).

Proper noun

Budai

(Buddhism) A 10th-century monk, revered as Maitreya, a bodhisattva, in the Mahayana Buddhist pantheon; the Laughing Buddha.

Noun

Budai (plural Budais)

A statue or image of Budai.
She gifted me a Budai on my birthday.

Translations

Translations

Chinese:
Mandarin: 布袋 (zh) (bùdài), 笑佛 (Xiàofó), 胖佛, 快樂佛／快乐佛
Japanese: 布袋
Korean: 포대 (ko) (podae)
Sanskrit: [Term?]
Tibetan: [Term?]
Vietnamese: Bố Đại

Anagrams

Badiu, Baidu, Bádiu, Dubai, Ubaid

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