檻火盆
simp槛火盆laam6 fo2 pun4laam3 fo2 pun4kǎn huo3pen2
English
- a ceremony where someone step over a basin of burning yellow paper to signify a new start
- rid of the old past, such as when coming home after being in prison [colloquial]
- a ceremony in which someone is carried over or steps over a basin with burning spells written on strips of yellow paper, a purification ceremony, e.g. when bringing a new born baby for the first time, when coming home after being in prison.
粵語 — Cantonese
- 一個傳統儀式,一個人會𨂾 過一個火盆,火盆裏面會有燒緊嘅符咒,藉以淨化一個人身上可能有嘅衰氣同埋剋運;當帶一個啱啱出世嘅BB返屋企,或者當一個監犯出監之後返屋企就會舉行呢個儀式
Examples
你喺醫院住咗咁耐,入屋企門口之前要檻過火盆先。
You have lived in the hospital for so long. You have to step over the "fire basin" before you get inside your home.
Sources: cc-canto, rime-cantonese, words.hk