A raft made of logs or wooden timber used for transportation or carrying cargo

A simple watercraft made by tying together materials like bamboo, wood, or inflated sheepskins

A simple water transport tool made of thick bamboo poles tied together; also called [[竹排|竹排|zhu2 pai2]].

a raft used for saving lives at sea, often made of rubber and inflated with air

A raft made of inflated sheep or ox skins tied together, traditionally used as a lightweight transport on the Yellow River.

A raft made by tying together logs or bamboo poles (sometimes written as [[簰筏|簰筏|pai2 fa2]], but this is an orthographic error)

To use someone as a whipping boy or scapegoat, especially to set an example for others.

the Buddhist teachings or law as a metaphor for a raft that guides living beings across the sea of suffering to enlightenment

A bamboo raft used for crossing a river

fourth-century Buddhist monk and scholar from Gandhara, one of the founders of the Yogacara school

monastic scholar and influential thinker in the Yogacara tradition of Buddhism

a log chute or logway designed for moving timber across obstacles in a river

(variant form) a raft made of logs or bamboo lashed together

a watercraft made from inflated sheepskins sewn together, typically used in shallow and fast-moving rivers like the upper reaches of the Yellow River