Three clothes and one bowl - San-eippatsu

Japanese: 三衣一鉢 - さんえいっぱつ
Three clothes and one bowl - San-eippatsu
〘Noun〙 Three robes and one bowl for eating. The modest belongings carried by a monk. ※Gonki - Choho 3rd year (1001) January 7th "Three robes and one bowl, who will be the one to carry them ? "

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Japanese:
〘名〙 三衣と一個の食器用の鉢。僧侶が携帯するささやかな持ち物。※権記‐長保三年(1001)一月七日「三衣一鉢誰補闕之

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