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¹ÁÑÊ¡Òà |
salutation; the act of paying homage; homage; veneration; (T.) salutation with joined palms. |
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¹Ã¡ |
abyss; hell; purgatory. ´Ù ¹ÔÃÂÐ. |
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¹Ç¡ÀÔ¡ÉØ |
a neophyte; newly ordained monk (of not more than 5 years’ standing). |
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¹Ç¡ÃÃÁ |
building new construction; making repairs. |
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¹Ñ¡¢ÑµÄ¡Éì |
the celebration of a festival; festivity. |
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¹Ñ¡à·È¡ì |
´Ù ¸ÃÃÁ¡¶Ö¡. |
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¹Ñ¡¸ÃÃÁ |
one learned in the Doctrine; Doctrine-knower; one who has passed the examination of any of the three grades of Dharma-study; eccl. graduate of Dhamma studies; Dhamma graduate; Dhamma scholar. |
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¹Ñ¡ºÇª |
a religious; priest; monk. |
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¹Ñ¡¾Ãµ |
one who takes up a religious vow; ascetic; recluse; hermit. |
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¹Ñ¡ÊÇ´ |
a chanter. |
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¹Ñ觢ѴÊÁÒ¸Ô |
´Ù ¢Ñ´ÊÁÒ¸Ô. |
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¹Ñ觤ءà¢èÒ |
´Ù ¤Ø¡à¢èÒ. |
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¹Ñ觾Ѻà¾Õº |
´Ù ¾Ñºà¾Õº. |
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¹Ñ¨¨¤ÕµÇÒ·ÔµÇÔÊÙ¡·ÑÊʹР|
dancing, singing, music, and unseemly shows (or stage plays). |
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¹Ñµ¶Ô¡·Ô¯°Ô |
lit. the theory of nothingness; nihilism; nihilistic view. ¹Ñµ¶Ô¡ÇÒ· ¡çÇèÒ. |
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¹Ò¤ |
1. a serpentlike water-god. 2. (T.) an applicant (or candidate) for ordination; or ordinand. |
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¹ÒÁ |
mind; name; mental factors; mentality. |
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¹ÒÁÃÙ» |
Mind and Matter; name and form; mind and body; mentality and corporeality. |
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¹ÒʹÐ, ¹ÒÊ¹Ò |
causing to perish; expulsion. |
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¹éÓÁ¹µì |
consecrated water; blessing water; lustral water; holy water. |
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¹Ô¡à¢»º· |
a verse or words of summary; thesis; verse or passage set up for detailed treatment in a discourse; a saying quoted for discoursing; discourse-opening verse. |
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¹Ô¡ÒÂ |
1. a collection; chapter or section of a Scripture; group. 2. a sect; school. |
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¹Ô¤Ã¹¶ì |
lit. one who is freed from all ties; a member of the Jain Order; ascetic in Jainism. |
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¹Ô¤Ë¡ÃÃÁ |
suppression; punishment; censure; reproach; rebuke; chastisement of a perverse monk. |
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¹Ô¨ÈÕÅ |
permanent undertaking; regular precepts; uninterrupted observance or virtue; the good conduct to be observed uninterruptedly, i.e. the Five Precepts. |
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¹ÔµÂÀѵ |
a continuous good supply; monthly food allowance. |
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¹Ô·à·Ê |
1. “Expositions”; name of the eleventh division of the Khuddaka Nikaya. 2. description; analytic explanation. |
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¹Ô·Ò¹ |
1. source; cause; origin; reference. 2. (T.) a story. |
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¹Ô¹·Ò |
blame; reproach; fault-finding; calumny. v. to blame; calumniate; speak ill of a person. |
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¹Ô¾¾Ò¹ |
Nirvana; Nibbana; the extinction of the fires of greed, of hatred and ignorance; the Unconditioned; the supreme goal of Buddhism; the Summun Bonum of Buddhism; the Final Goal; the extinction of all defilements and suffering. |
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¹Ô¾¾Ô·Ò |
dispassion; disinterest; disenchantment. |
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¹ÔÁ¹µì, ¡Òà |
invitation (for a monk). v. to invite (a monk). |
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¹ÔÁÁÒ¹Ã´Õ |
the realm of the gods who rejoice in (their own) creations; name of the fifth heavenly abode of which Sunimmita is the King. |
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¹ÔÁÔµ, ¹ÔÁÔµµì |
sign; omen; mark; portent; cause; the mental image; mental reflex; boundary marker. |
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¹ÔÂÊ¡ÃÃÁ |
the formal act of subordination; giving guidance; causing (a monk) to live (again) in dependence. |
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¹ÔÂÒÁ |
certainty; fixed method; regular order; the state of certainty; the five orders of processes which operate in the physical and mental realms; natural and regular orders governing all things; natural law. |
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¹ÔÃÂÐ |
hell; woeful state. |
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¹ÔÃØµµÔ»¯ÔÊÑÁÀÔ·Ò |
the Discrimination of Language; knowledge of dialects or philological analysis; analytical knowledge of the language (with regard to the true meaning and the Law). |
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¹Ôâø |
the Cessation of Extinction of Suffering; cessation; extinction. |
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¹ÔÇóì |
(the five) hindrances; obstacles. |
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¹ÔÇÒµ |
humbleness; humility; lowliness; gentleness. |
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¹ÔÊÊ¡ÃÃÁ |
´Ù ¹ÔÂÊ¡ÃÃÁ. |
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¹ÔÊÊóÇÔÁصµÔ |
deliverance by escaping from defilement; salvation by deliverance; Nibbana. |
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¹ÔÊÊѤ¤Ô»ҨԵµÕÂì |
an offence entailing expiation with for-feiture. |
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¹ÔÊÊÑÂ |
that on which anything depends; foundation; help; resource; support; protection; guidance; tutelage; dependence. |
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¹ÔÊÑÂ |
1. ´Ù ¹ÔÊÊÑÂ. 2. habit. |
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๡¢ÑÁÁÐ |
renunciation; giving up the world; escape from sensuality; absence of greed; independence of sensual desire and pleasure; self-denial; self-abnegation. |
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๡¢ÑÁÁÇÔµ¡ |
thought of renunciation; thought free from selfish desire. |
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à¹Â¢é¹ |
fresh butter; (according to some, ghee). |
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à¹ÂÂÐ |
one who is to be led or instructed; one requiring guidance; a trainable or teachable person. |
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à¹ÂãÊ |
ghee; clarified butter. |
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à¹ÇÊÑÒ¹ÒÊÑÒµ¹Ð |
the Realm of neither Perception nor Non-perception; the fourth immaterial sphere. |