Even friends who have never been to Tibet must have heard some Tibetan language on TV, and Tashildler is the most familiar one. But many people have heard it but don't know what it means. So what does Tashildler mean? Does it have any moral? Where is the source of Tashildler?

What does Tashildler mean?

In simple and popular terms, Tashildler means welcome and good luck, but if you want to introduce it in detail, you can understand it from two aspects. The first way is to divide Tashi and Dele. In Tibetan, Tashi means auspiciousness and Dele means good, so Tashi Dele means good luck.

The second method is to divide Tashildler into four words to understand. Iron symbolizes beauty, perfection, brightness and auspiciousness; West refers to Miaoshan, which means good and beautiful results, meaning harmony and peace; Virtue means no disease, no disaster and no war, peace and harmony, positive energy and great happiness; Music means beauty and wish, so Tahid music also means welcome.

When people first meet you, what do you mean by Tashildler? The answer is welcome, just like we often say hello and welcome. How should I reply to each other at this time? Similarly, you can reply to Tashi Dele. Although you are a guest, replying to this sentence at this time does not mean welcome, but means wishing each other good luck and good wishes.

Tashildler's source

The research institute thinks that Tashildler may have originated from 18000 years ago, but it has already been recorded in the oldest Buddhist classics. Buddha Rao Miwo Tathagata began to use the word Tashi Dele when he was giving a lecture in Kampot, Tibet. At that time, people defined it as good luck. Later, among the 65,438+008 pagodas built for the lucky Raomiwo Buddha, there were others.

The ancients also invented a story about Tashildler, which is related to the story of Princess Wencheng entering Tibet. According to legend, Princess Wencheng was very tired and depressed when she sat on the jiaozi. Later, when she got down to Jiao, she found the beautiful scenery in front of her eyes. The snowy mountain with blue sky and white clouds is in a good mood. She asked a sentence: "Happy in Jiaxi", which means where this is, but the Tibetan guards listened to Tashi Dele, so there were more flowers of this blessing in the local area.

Conclusion: What does Tashildler mean? Its main meaning is welcome and good luck, and it is mainly used to bless each other, so people often greet each other with Tashildler when they meet for the first time. As for its origin, researchers believe that it originated from the Buddha's lecture in 18000. The ancients also invented this sentence related to Princess Wencheng, but people prefer to believe that the former is the real source.