一切經音義 9.46

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9.46

Keku (窠窟). Also written 薖; both have the fanqie 苦和 [k/he]. The Xiao Erya says: 'Where chickens and pheasants brood is called a ke; where hares rest is called a ku; it is not a burrow dwelling, but a place occasionally rested in.' The Strategies of the Warring States says: 'A cunning hare has three burrows.' It is also written 𡑣. It is the name of a samādhi.

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一切經音義 — 慧琳, Classical Chinese