Meaning of 四大皆空
四大皆空 means all four elements are empty; the Buddhist concept that everything in the world is illusory and impermanent. Pronounced sì dà jiē kōng.
- all four elements are empty; the Buddhist concept that everything in the world is illusory and impermanent
Definitions & Examples
Chū出
jiā家
rén人
jiǎng讲
jiù究
sì四
dà大
jiē皆
kōng空
，
bù不
wéi为
míng名
lì利
suǒ所
dòng动
。
Monks adhere to the concept that all four elements are empty, remaining unmoved by fame and fortune.
Tā他
shuō说
zì自
jǐ己
yǐ已
jīng经
sì四
dà大
jiē皆
kōng空
le了
，
bù不
huì会
zài再
wèi为
zhè这
xiē些
shì事
qíng情
fán烦
nǎo恼
。
He said he has already realized the emptiness of all things and would no longer worry about such matters.
Zài在
fó佛
jiào教
kàn看
lái来
，
sì四
dà大
jiē皆
kōng空
，
wàn万
wù物
jiē皆
wú无
cháng常
。
From a Buddhist perspective, all four elements are empty, and all things are impermanent.
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