【うんすい】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. itinerant priest; wandering monk; mendicant
  2. clouds and water
Forms
  • 【うんすい】【くもみず】
  • うんすい
  • くもみず
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. itinerant priest; wandering monk; mendicant
    2. This usage refers to a person, often in the context of Buddhism, who travels from place to place, typically living a life of simplicity while relying on alms for sustenance.
    He travels across the country as an itinerant priest.
    The wandering monk visits many places for training.
  2. clouds and water
    3. This meaning refers to the natural elements, often symbolically associated with freedom, fluidity, and the transient nature of life.
    Clouds and water create a beautiful landscape.
    He expressed a freedom like that of clouds and water in his poem.
Generated collocations (experimental)
to be a wandering monka mendicant in trainingitinerant lifemonk training templeto live like a wandering monkteachings of a wandering monkculture of the mendicant lifestylemind of a wandering monkto support a wandering monk
Wiktionary definitions (experimental)
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