醉 圣

zuì shèngdictionary entry

the Sage of intoxication / refers to Tang Dynasty poet Li Bai 李白 (701-762)

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Original source entry:

醉聖醉圣 [zui4 sheng4] /the Sage of intoxication/refers to Tang Dynasty poet Li Bai 李白 (701-762)/

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Other forms in these source records: 醉聖

醉
zuì
intoxicated
圣
kū
(literary) to dig with persistent effort (e.g. to gather wild vegetables)
shèng
(bound form) peerless (in wisdom, moral virtue, skill etc) / (bound form) peerless individual / paragon (sage, saint, emperor, master of a skill etc) / (bound form) holy / sacred

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