English
Noun
tea ceremony (plural tea ceremonies)
- A detailed ritual in Japan for preparing, serving and drinking green tea, seen as an expression of Zen Buddhism; also any similar ritual performed in other Asian cultures.
Usage notes
In English, Japanese tea ceremonies are the most known, so the term generally refers to Japanese tea rituals, if unqualified.
Synonyms
Translations
a detailed ritual
- Arabic: سَادُو m (sadō), طَقُوس اَلشَّاي m (ṭaqūs aš-šāy)
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 茶道 (zh) (chádào), 茶儀式, 茶仪式 (chá yíshì), 茶藝 (zh), 茶艺 (zh) (cháyì)
- Finnish: teeseremonia (fi)
- French: cérémonie du thé f, chanoyu (fr)
- German: Teezeremonie f
- Japanese: 茶道 (ja) (さどう, sadō, ちゃどう, chadō), 茶の湯 (ja) (ちゃのゆ, cha no yu)
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- Korean: 다도 (dado) (茶道 (ko)), 다례 (darye) (茶禮 (ko)) (Korean style)
- Portuguese: cerimónia do chá f (Portugal), cerimônia do chá f (Brazil)
- Russian: ча́йная церемо́ния (ru) f (čájnaja ceremónija), тя-но ю f (tja-no ju), садо́ (ru) f, n (sadó)
- Spanish: ceremonia del té f
- Turkish: çay töreni (tr), çay seremonisi
- Vietnamese: trà đạo (茶道), trà nghệ (茶藝) (Vietnamese style)
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