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bonze B0388000 (bŏnz)n. A Buddhist monk, especially of China, Japan, or nearby countries.
[French, from Portuguese bonzo, from Japanese bonsō : bon, ordinary (from Early Middle Chinese buam) + sō, monk (from Middle Chinese səng, from Sanskrit saṃghaḥ, sangha; see sangha).]bonze (bɒnz) n (Buddhism) a Chinese or Japanese Buddhist priest or monk[C16: from French, from Portuguese bonzo, from Japanese bonsō, from Sanskrit bon + sō priest or monk]bonze (bɒnz)
n. a Buddhist monk, esp. of Japan or China. [1580–90; < Middle French < Portuguese bonzo or New Latin bonzius < Japanese bonzō ordinary priest] bonzeA Buddhist monk, especially in Japan or China.TranslationsBonze
Bonze (1) A Buddhist monk in Asian countries. (2) Figuratively, an arrogant, conceited official (for example, in the revisionist trade unions of capitalist countries, the organizational officials are trade-union bonzes). |