Lingaku- to shed skin
- to leave one's mortal envelope
- remains (of a priest)
Generated definitions (experimental)
- to shed skin
- to leave one's mortal envelope
- remains (of a priest)
This meaning refers to the natural process of animals losing their old skin to allow for growth or renewal.
The snake sheds its skin in spring.
The crayfish sheds its skin several times a year.
This meaning conveys the idea of passing away or transcending physical existence, often used in a more philosophical or spiritual context.
The old man left his mortal envelope in his sleep, peacefully departing from this world.
Her soul left its mortal envelope at night, ascending towards the stars.
This meaning specifically pertains to the physical remains or relics of a religious figure, often considered sacred.
The church houses the remains of a saint.
Generated collocations (experimental)
yí tuì遗蜕to shed skintuō pí脱皮yí tuì遗蜕to shed skin (peeling)yí tuì遗蜕biàn huà变化shedding transformationyí tuì遗蜕guò chéng过程shedding processyí tuì遗蜕biāo běn标本shed specimendòng wù动物yí tuì遗蜕animal remainszhí wù植物yí tuì遗蜕plant remainsyí tuì遗蜕yán jiū研究study of remainslíng tǐ灵体yí tuì遗蜕spiritual remainsgǔ dài古代yí tuì遗蜕ancient remainsyí tuì遗蜕xiàn xiàng现象shedding phenomenon