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# 一切經音義 24.169

一切經音義 24.169

- **Language:** Classical Chinese

### [24.169](https://indike.org/pramana/in.bauddha.taisho.2128.24.169)

\[生/(丹-、+│)\]紅（戚經反東方𤯞色也木生火火色丹故從生從丹丹𤯞之信必然也經文作\[卄/生/(月-二+┴)\]華之\[卄/生/(月-二+┴)\]非也\[卄/生/(月-二+┴)\]音紫盈反三蒼謂韭之英曰\[卄/生/(月-二+┴)\]也）。

> Qīnghóng \[生/(丹-、+│)\]紅 (azure and red; \[q + j\]īng / qīng fanqie; the color of the east; Wood generates Fire, and the color of Fire is vermilion (dān), hence it is composed of 'life' (shēng) and 'vermilion' (dān); the nature of cinnabar and life is necessarily so; the sūtra text writes \[卄/生/(月-二+┴)\], the \[卄/生/(月-二+┴)\] of flowers, which is incorrect; \[卄/生/(月-二+┴)\] is pronounced \[z + y\]íng / jīng fanqie; the Sancang says that the flower of the Chinese chive is called \[卄/生/(月-二+┴)\]).  
> — English (machine translation) (machine translation)

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