Tea (rec.drink.tea) Discussion relating to tea, the world's second most consumed beverage (after water), made by infusing or boiling the leaves of the tea plant (C. sinensis or close relatives) in water.

 
 
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Lewis Perin
 
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Mike Petro > writes:

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> >Finally, does anyone know the *literal* translation of the two words?

> pu'er = a town in China known for tea trading since ancient times
> cha (as in puer tea) = cha2/tea/tea plant
> bing (as in cake puer) = bing3 / round flat cake / cookie / cake /
> pastry /
> tuo (as in bowl shaped puer) = tuo2/river/streams/waterways
> tuocha (2 symbols together) = "Bowl-shaped brick tea"
> tuan (as in ball shaped puer) = tuan2/roll around with hand
> fang (as in square puer) = fang1/a square/rectangle/a region; local
> zhuan (as in brick puer) - zhuan1/ tile/ brick
> jin = (I know it means small brick shape but I have not researched the
> proper Chinese character)


jin3 = tight

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