visible objects; color and form
In Buddhist contexts, refers to the objects of sight, i.e., things that have color and shape. Often contrasted with mental objects.
Visible objects are the objects of eye-consciousness.
scenery; landscape; view
color; hue; tints
pigment; coloring agent
coloring; painting; coloration
square decorative cardboard; autograph board; shikishi
sign; indication; hint
color tone; hue; shade
color vision; sense of color
sexual passion; lust
five colors; the five colors · various; many kinds; varied · melon; gourd
hue; color phase
lust; sexual desire; carnal appetite
sex maniac; seducer; libertine
form is emptiness; matter is void; all is vanity
color blindness
one color; single color · using only one type of plant (in ikebana) · earnest; single-minded; wholehearted
name and form; namarupa
Heian-era color restrictions by court rank
color value; colour value
color value
color name
color gamut
color difference; chrominance component
chromaticity
Standard kanji spelling for this Buddhist term.
Borrowed from Chinese 色 (sè), used as a translation of Sanskrit rūpa in Buddhist texts. The reading しき is the on'yomi.