Capable of operating on both land and water; used to describe vehicles or equipment.

transportation services or infrastructure involving both land and water routes

(literary) the army and navy; combined land and naval forces, specifically during the Qing dynasty

to attack or advance simultaneously by both land and water; often used in a military context

Buddhist liturgical service performed to deliver the souls of the deceased from suffering on land and in water

(literary) a feast with every delicacy from land and sea laid out; describes a rich and sumptuous spread of food

elaborate Buddhist ritual performed to save the souls of deceased beings from both land and water

The coordinated transport of goods or passengers by both land and water routes; transshipment between water and land vehicles.

A Buddhist ritual of chanting and offering food to save the souls of all deceased beings on land and in water; also known as the [[水陆法会|水陸法會|shui3 lu4 fa3 hui4]]