The pinyin of Buddha is fó, fú, bì, and bó.
1. When pronounced as fó, its meaning is: Sanskrit "Buddha", which is the abbreviation of Sakyamuni, the founder of Buddhism; Buddhism; Buddha statue; a metaphor for a compassionate person.
2. When Buddha is pronounced as fú, it means "fu", which means violation. Group of words: as if, Fo Ru, Fo Yu, Fo Sang, Fo Dao Ai.
3. When Buddha is pronounced as bì, it is the same as "弼" in ancient times, and assists Bi. Group words: Buddha Li, Buddha Li, Buddha Li Temple, Buddha Li Temple.
4. When Buddha is pronounced as bó, it has the same meaning as "bo" in ancient times, which means rise. Group words: Buddha clay.
The evolution of the etymology of Buddha
Phonetic and phonetic characters. When people express their thoughts, it means that they can't see things clearly; when they express their voices, they don't have any injustice and make it righteous, which means that the Buddha can't see clearly but wants to see clearly. The original meaning is not clear. It consists of "人" and "福". The word "Buddha" has the meaning of "not". The whole word "Buddha" means "not ordinary people". It refers to a person who has perfected his practice, especially Sakyamuni.
The word "Buddha" first appeared in seal script. It is composed of the two words "人" and "福". Fu, a sound symbol, indicate the pronunciation. Official script and regular script inherit this style and determine the style. In the six books, it belongs to phonogram.