Lingaku- (derog.) Buddhist monk
Generated definitions (experimental)
- derogatory term for a Buddhist monk
This term is used in a derogatory context to refer to a Buddhist monk, often implying a negative or disdainful attitude towards the person or their beliefs.
That monk is always reciting scriptures in the temple.
He is really a monk, only knowing how to meditate all day.
Generated collocations (experimental)
tū lǘ秃驴sēng僧bald donkey monk (derogatory term for a Buddhist monk)tū lǘ秃驴zǐ子fellow bald donkey (informal, derogatory reference to a monk)tū lǘ秃驴dào shì道士bald donkey priest (pejorative term for a monk or priest)tū lǘ秃驴fǎ shī法师bald donkey master (derisive title for a monk or religious teacher)tū lǘ秃驴jiào tú教徒bald donkey believer (mocking term for a follower of Buddhism)