かりょうびんが
迦陵頻伽
1. kalavinka; imaginary bird in paradise that sings sweet notesBuddhism, From Sanskrit
2. person or creature with a beautiful voiceIdiomatic expression
3. KaryobingaKaryōbinga is the Japanese name for a fantastical immortal creature in Buddhism, possessed of a human head and a bird's torso, with long flowing tail. The name is the transliteration from the Sanskrit kalavinka (kalaviṅka कलविङ्क). The karyobinga is said to dwell in Buddhist paradise, and reputed to preach the Buddhist scripture with its fine-voice. It is said to sing unhatched within its eggshell. Its voice is a descriptor of the Buddha's voice.
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迦陵頻迦 【かりょうびんが】
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