焰口 Pronunciation and Pinyin
焰口 Usage and Examples
Feeding the Hungry Ghosts Rite
Burning Mouth Rite
This ritual is called "Fang Yan mouth. ""
"Floating lanterns" and "setting off fireworks" used to be the main custom to pacify the wandering spirits. Now, "floating lanterns is still practiced in many places."
The characters in 焰口
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What does 焰口 mean in Chinese?
焰口 (yàn kǒu) means “Feeding the Hungry Ghosts Rite, Burning Mouth Rite”.
How do you pronounce 焰口?
焰口 is pronounced yàn kǒu in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “Feeding the Hungry Ghosts Rite” in Chinese?
“Feeding the Hungry Ghosts Rite” is 焰口 (yàn kǒu) in Chinese.
How is 焰口 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 焰口, each with pinyin and an English translation.