一切經音義 15.178

15.178

Wooden bowl (木𥁄: [𥁄 is] z[ì]-jū [fǎn]; the Kaosheng says: "𥁄 is a large bowl; one source says that a bowl without a foot is called a 𥁄." The sūtra text writes 杇, which is incorrect. It is a mundane utensil; when the non-Buddhist woman falsely tied a wooden bowl to her belly to slander the Buddha, she would not have used a large mortar or plasterer's trowel (杇), which is a utensil for bathing).