Definitions For Bonze

Noun

BONZE (plural BONZEs) A buddhist monk or priest in east asia.

Translations

Arabic: {{t-needed, ar}} Chinese: : Mandarin: 和尚, tr=héshàng, sc=Hani, 僧, tr=sēng, sc=Hani, 僧人, tr=sēngrén, sc=Hani Dutch: bonze, m Finnish: bonze French: bonze, m German: Bonze, m Hungarian: bonc Italian: bonzo, m, monaco buddista, m Japanese: 坊主, tr=ぼうず, bōzu, 和尚, tr=おしょう, oshō, 僧侶, tr=そうりょ, sōryo, sc=Jpan, 凡僧, tr=ぼんぞう, bonzō, sc=Jpan Korean: 승려, sc=Kore, 중, sc=Kore, 범승, sc=Kore Portuguese: bonzo, m Russian: бо́нза, m Spanish: bonzo Vietnamese: nhà sư

See also

bhikku, bhikkhu, bikkhu, bhikshu bhikkhuni, bhikshuni bozo

Etymology

From {{bor, en, fr, bonze}}, from {{der, en, pt, bonzo}}, from {{der, en, ja, 凡僧, tr=bonzō}}, from {{der, en, ltc, -}} {{af, ltc, 凡, tr1=bjom, gloss1=ordinary, 僧, tr2=song, gloss2=Buddhist monk, nocat=1}}.

Anagrams

benzo, benzo-