一切經音義 46.140

46.140

安措（旦故反字林措置也禮記君子明於禮樂舉而措之而已鄭玄曰措猶施也論文作厝日各反說文厝厲石也磨也詩云他山之石可以為厝厝非論𣅀）。

Place securely (安措: [for 措], dan and gu fan; the Zilin says: 'Cuo means to place'; the Book of Rites says: 'The gentleman is enlightened in rites and music, and simply carries them out and puts them in place (措)', where Zheng Xuan says: 'Cuo is like to apply'; the Treatise writes 厝, ri and ge fan; the Shuowen jiezi says: 'Cuo means a grindstone; to whet'; the Classic of Poetry says: 'The stones of other hills can be used for whetstones (厝)'; 厝 is not the meaning for the Treatise).