temple
刹 centers on a Buddhist temple or monastery, often used in compounds referring to temple grounds or a moment of stillness within a temple setting.
刹 is a Buddhist term derived from Sanskrit 'kṣetra' (field, land). The character combines 杀 (historically related to cutting or a phonetic element) with 刂 (knife), but the exact historical component development is uncertain.
The left side 杀 looks like a stylized temple roof with hanging banners, and the right side 刂 is a knife used to cut incense or offerings. Together they form a temple.
For セチ, imagine a temple where a monk carefully sets a tea ceremony: 'set tea' -> セチ, and the temple is the place for this ritual.
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moment; instant
rakshasa; man-eating demon in Hinduism and Buddhism
temple (Buddhist)
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(a) moment; an instant
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Kshatriya (member of India's military caste)
principle of living only for the moment
ephemeral; transitory
ten important Rinzai temples, second in significance to the Kyoto Gozan
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man-eating fiend
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