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Chusang-Suja

/ˈtʃuːsɑːŋ suːdʒɑː/
nounCEFR B2 (Upper)Top #15000 frequency
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  1. 1

    A ceremonial water used in religious rituals, particularly in Buddhism.

    "During the ceremony, the monk poured chusang-suja over the altar as a sign of purification."
  2. 2

    Water that is blessed or used in spiritual practices.

    "The chusang-suja was collected from the sacred spring for the festival."

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The term 'Chusang-Suja' originates from Korean, where 'chusang' refers to 'the altar' and 'suja' means 'water'. This term is often used in religious contexts, particularly in Buddhism, to denote the ceremonial water used in rituals. The usage has evolved to encompass broader spiritual meanings in various cultural practices.

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