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Wa Kei Sei Jaku
和, 敬, 清, 寂 or Wa, Kei, Sei, Jaku are the principles of the way of tea or 茶道.
The meanings are:
Harmony 和 (wa).
Respect 敬 (kei).
Purity 清 (sei).
Tranquility 寂 (jaku).
These principles or tenets were created by tea master Sen Rikyu (1522-1591). More about these ideas: Chanoyu
See Also: The Way of Tea
茶道 means The Way of Tea (literally, “tea way”) in Chinese and Japanese.
This may refer to a tea ceremony or a general lifestyle of tea preparation and drinking.
In Japanese, this can be pronounced sadō or chadō (seems that sadō refers more often to a tea ceremony, and chadō when it's the Way of Tea).
茶道 is also used in the Buddhist context with the same meaning as the Way of Tea.
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Below are some entries from our dictionary that may match your tea ceremony search...
Characters If shown, 2nd row is Simp. Chinese |
Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
茶道 see styles |
chá dào cha2 dao4 ch`a tao cha tao sadou(p); chadou(ok)(p) / sado(p); chado(ok)(p) さどう(P); ちゃどう(ok)(P) |
More info & calligraphy: The Way of Teatea ceremony; Way of Tea; sadō; (place-name) Chadō the way of tea |
和敬清寂 see styles |
wakeiseijaku / wakesejaku わけいせいじゃく |
More info & calligraphy: Elements of the Tea Ceremony |
卓 see styles |
zhuó zhuo2 cho taku(p); shoku たく(P); しょく |
outstanding (1) table; desk; (counter) (2) (たく only) counter for tables, desks, etc.; (3) (しょく only) {Buddh} offering table before an altar (sometimes used in tea ceremony); (4) (しょく only) (abbreviation) (See 卓香炉) tabletop incense burner; (given name) Masaru Lofty, tall erect. |
寮 see styles |
liáo liao2 liao ryou / ryo りょう |
hut; shack; small window; variant of 僚[liao2] (1) hostel; dormitory; (2) (archaism) (See 律令制) bureau (government department beneath a ministry under the ritsuryō system); (3) (archaism) (See 茶寮・1) tea-ceremony room; (4) (archaism) (See 別荘・1) villa; (surname, given name) Ryō A hut, study, monastery; fellow-student. |
棗 枣 see styles |
zǎo zao3 tsao natsume; natsume なつめ; ナツメ |
(bound form) jujube; Chinese date (Zizyphus jujuba) (1) (kana only) jujube (Ziziphus jujuba); Chinese date; red date; (2) small tea caddy (tea ceremony); (surname, female given name) Natsume |
翻 see styles |
fān fan1 fan hapaki はぱき |
to turn over; to flip over; to overturn; to rummage through; to translate; to decode; to double; to climb over or into; to cross (irregular okurigana usage) waste-water container (tea ceremony); (surname) Hapaki 繙 To translate, interpret. |
詰 诘 see styles |
jié jie2 chieh sakizume さきづめ |
(bound form) to question closely; to interrogate (n,suf) (1) stuffing; packing; (2) end (esp. the foot of a bridge); (3) lowest-ranking guest at tea ceremony; (4) tea master; (5) endgame (esp. in shogi or used figuratively); (6) (abbreviation) sweet eel sauce; (7) (archaism) middle-aged woman; (suffix noun) (8) appointment to a particular workplace; (9) using as the sole ground of judgement (judgment); (10) continuing; keep doing for period of time; (surname) Sakizume to reprove |
鐶 镮 see styles |
huán huan2 huan kan かん |
(ancient weight); metal ring (1) ring; link; (2) open spirals of heavy metal wire twisted into a kettle and used to lift it (tea ceremony); (given name) Tamaki A metal ring; a ring. |
お茶 see styles |
ocha おちゃ |
(1) (polite language) tea (usu. green); (2) tea break (at work); (3) tea ceremony |
お詰 see styles |
otsume おつめ |
(1) lowest-ranking guest at tea ceremony; (2) tea master |
七事 see styles |
qī shì qi1 shi4 ch`i shih chi shih shichiji しちじ |
(archaic) the seven duties of a sovereign (abbreviation) (See 七事式・しちじしき) seven tea ceremony procedures of the Senke school |
仕服 see styles |
shifuku しふく |
silk pouch with drawstring for holding a tea caddy (tea ceremony) |
仕覆 see styles |
shifuku しふく |
silk pouch with drawstring for holding a tea caddy (tea ceremony) |
初座 see styles |
shoza しょざ |
(See 後座・ござ・2) first half of a tea ceremony (in which the charcoal is set and light food served) |
初釜 see styles |
hatsugama はつがま |
first tea ceremony of New Year |
千家 see styles |
senke せんけ |
Senke school of tea ceremony; (personal name) Sen'ya |
台子 see styles |
daisu だいす |
large utensil stand (tea ceremony); (female given name) Daiko |
呈茶 see styles |
teicha / techa ていちゃ |
(polite language) serving tea (esp. in tea ceremony) |
堺流 see styles |
sakairyuu / sakairyu さかいりゅう |
(1) Sakai school of tea ceremony; (2) Sakai school of calligraphy |
建水 see styles |
jiàn shuǐ jian4 shui3 chien shui kensui けんすい |
Jianshui county in Honghe Hani and Yi autonomous prefecture, Yunnan waste-water container (tea ceremony) |
待合 see styles |
machiai まちあい |
(noun/participle) (1) rendezvous; meeting; assignation; (2) area where guests gather before the start of a tea ceremony; (3) (abbreviation) waiting room; (4) (archaism) (abbreviation) meeting place for assignations, drinking, etc.; (surname) Machiai |
後座 后座 see styles |
hòu zuò hou4 zuo4 hou tso goza ござ |
back seat; pillion (1) main performance; headliner; (2) (See 初座) latter half of a formal tea ceremony (in which the tea is actually consumed) |
後炭 see styles |
gozumi; nochisumi ごずみ; のちすみ |
(See 後の炭) second adding of charcoal to the fire (in tea ceremony) |
御茶 see styles |
ocha おちゃ |
(1) (polite language) tea (usu. green); (2) tea break (at work); (3) tea ceremony |
御詰 see styles |
otsume おつめ |
(1) lowest-ranking guest at tea ceremony; (2) tea master |
懐紙 see styles |
kaishi; futokorogami かいし; ふところがみ |
(1) paper folded and tucked inside the front of one's kimono (esp. for use at the tea ceremony); (2) paper used for writing tanka |
昼食 see styles |
hiruge ひるげ chuujiki / chujiki ちゅうじき chuushoku / chushoku ちゅうしょく |
(1) lunch; midday meal; (2) food served at a tea party (tea ceremony) |
昼餉 see styles |
hiruge ひるげ |
(1) lunch; midday meal; (2) food served at a tea party (tea ceremony) |
朝会 see styles |
choukai; asakai / chokai; asakai ちょうかい; あさかい |
(1) (See 朝礼) morning assembly; morning gathering; morning meeting; (2) (あさかい only) early morning tea ceremony (on a summer day) |
末客 see styles |
makkyaku まっきゃく |
(See 詰め・つめ・6,次客・じきゃく,正客・しょうきゃく・1) last guest (tea ceremony); third guest of honour (honor); guest who sits in the seat furthest from the host and assists in various ways |
The following table may be helpful for those studying Chinese or Japanese...
Title | Characters | Romaji (Romanized Japanese) | Various forms of Romanized Chinese | |
Elements of the Tea Ceremony | 和敬清寂 | wa kei sei jaku wakeiseijaku | ||
The Way of Tea | 茶道 | cha dou / chadou / cha do | chá dào / cha2 dao4 / cha dao / chadao | ch`a tao / chatao / cha tao |
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