
handle: 1854/LU-2027427
In the present article, a remarkable phenomenon is brought to the attention of those interested in early Chinese translations of Buddhist texts: false friends in the Fanfanyu (T54n2130). Baochang’s Sanskrit-Chinese lexicon that was compiled as early as 517 AD reveals some curious examples of faux amis. In the present contribution, this case will be illustrated with references from the Shanjian lu piposha (T24n1462), a 5th century Chinese translation of the Samantapāsādikā, Buddhaghosa’s commentary on the Pāli Vinaya. The fact that Baochang did not realise that this text was not translated from Sanskrit, inadvertently gave rise to some interesting jeux de mots.
D0 History (General) / történelem általában, faux amis, Baochang, Sanskrit-Chinese lexicon, Shanjian lu piposha (T24n1462), PI Oriental languages and literatures / keleti nyelvek és irodalmak, Languages and Literatures, Fanfanyu (T54n2130), Pali Samantapasadika
D0 History (General) / történelem általában, faux amis, Baochang, Sanskrit-Chinese lexicon, Shanjian lu piposha (T24n1462), PI Oriental languages and literatures / keleti nyelvek és irodalmak, Languages and Literatures, Fanfanyu (T54n2130), Pali Samantapasadika
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