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身骨
  san1 gwat1   jyutping
  shen1 gu3   pinyin
[1] bones, relics (of Buddhist holy men), alternative term for 舍利 = sarira which means "body" in Sanskrit (source: Wikipedia) [2] "body" as defined in tea sensory tests used by expert tea tasters. This expresses the weight of the drink on the tongue, the strength of taste and the feeling of fullness in the mouth. It is graded from light to full. (source: Baidu, and the Wissotsky Tea web site)

noun

Level: 4
This term is used in both Cantonese and Mandarin/Standard written Chinese.
身骨

This word has been viewed 1714 times since 30th Oct 2012, was added by claw on 3rd May 2008 01:58 and last edited on 30th Oct 2008 19:03
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Characters in this word:

 san1  -  body; life; oneself
 gwat1  -  bone; skeleton; framework

1 compounds containing this word:

Common Formations:
周身骨痛 - aching of the entire body
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