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Á§¤Å

festivity; good omen; auspice; auspicious ceremony; (the thirty-eight) blessings. Adj. auspicious.

Á³±»

a pavilion; temporary shed; square spired pavilion.

Á·Ð

intoxication; pride; sexual excess.

Á¹µì, Á¹µÃì

a charm; spell; incantation; sacred or magical formula or invocation; verbal formulas used as incantations in the magic of sound. ´Ù ÊÇ´Á¹µì.

Á¹Ð, Áâ¹

mind; thinking function; thinking faculty.

Á¹ÊÔ¡ÒÃ

attention; pondering; attentiveness; advertence; mental application; reflection.

Á¹ØÉÂì

a human being.

Á¹ØÉ¸ÃÃÁ

humanity; virtue of man; the Five Precepts.

Á¹ØÉÂâÅ¡

the human world; the human realm; the world of men.

Á⹡ÃÃÁ

mental action; action done by mind.

Áâ¹·ÇÒÃ

the mind-door; mind-avenue.

Á⹷بÃÔµ

evil mental action; evil of mind or thoughts; misconduct by mind.

Á⹸ҵØ

the mind-element; element of apprehension; the ideational faculty.

Áâ¹ÁÂÔ·¸Ô

the magic power of the mind; mind-made magical power.

Áâ¹ÇÔ­­Ò³

mind-consciousness; the mind cognition.

Áâ¹ÇÔ­­Ò³¸ÒµØ

mind-consciousness element.

Áâ¹Êѧ¢ÒÃ

´Ù ¨ÔµµÊѧ¢ÒÃ.

Áâ¹ÊبÃÔµ

good mental action; good conduct in thought.

ÁÁѧ¡ÒÃ

selfish attachment; the notion of ‘mine’.

ÁóÐ

death.

ÁóÀÒ¾

death (used when speaking of a monk or novice).

ÁóʵÔ

mindfulness of death; meditation on death.

ÁÃä

the Path; the way; the Noble Path; the Noble Eightfold Path; the Path leading to the Cessation of Suffering.

ÁÃä¹Ò¡

lay leader of a congregation (or, of a Wat lay community).

ÁÅÐ

dirt; impurity; stain; refuse; dust.

ÁËÒ

the title of a à»ÃÕ­.

ÁËÒà¶ÃÊÁÒ¤Á

Mahathera Council; Council of Elders; the Sangha Supreme Council.

ÁËÒ¹Ô¡ÒÂ

the Mahanikaya Sect; “Great Sect”; Greater Sub-Order (of the Thai Monkhood); greater denomination. à·Õº ¸ÃÃÁÂØµ.

ÁËÒºØÃØÉ

Great Man.

ÁËÒ»ØÃÔÊÅѡɳÐ

(the thirty-two) marks of the Great Man.

ÁËÒÀÔà¹É¡ÃÁ³ì

the Great Renunciation; the going forth of the Bodhisatta into the homeless life.

ÁËÒÀÙµÃÙ»

(the four) primary elements; great essentials; material qualities of matter.

ÁËÒÂÒ¹

“the Great Vehicle”; the school of the Great Vehicle (of salvation); the Northern School of Buddhism.

ÁÑ¡¢Ð

depreciation of another’s worth; detraction.

ÁÑ¡¹éÍÂ

´Ù ÍÑ»»Ô¨©µÒ.

ÁѤ¤Ð

´Ù ÁÃä.

ÁѧÊÇÔÃѵÔ

abstinence from meat; vetgetarianism.

ÁѨ¨Ø

death.

ÁѨ¨ØÃÒª

the king of death; the Death.

ÁѨ©ÃÔÂÐ

meanness; avariciousness; stringiness; selfishness.

ÁѪªÐ

an intoxicant.

ÁѪ¬ÔÁ¹Ô¡ÒÂ

“Collection of Middle-length Discourses”; “Further Dialogues of the Buddha”; name of the second of the five main divisions of the Sutta Pitaka.

ÁѪ¬ÔÁ»ÃÐà·È

´Ù ÁѸÂÁ»ÃÐà·È.

ÁѪ¬ÔÁÂÒÁ

the middle watch (from 10:00 p.m. to 2:00 a.m.).

ÁѪ¬ÔÁÒ»¯Ô»·Ò

the Middle Path; the Middle Way; the via media; the golden mean. ´Ù ÁÃä.

ÁѵµÑ­­ØµÒ

moderation; knowledge of how to be temperate.

ÁÑ··ÇÐ

gentleness; softness.

ÁѸÂÁ»ÃÐà·È

the middle country including the Ganges basin.

ÁÒ¦ºÙªÒ

Worship on the Full-Moon Day of the third Lunar month in commemoration of the Great Assembly of Disciples.

ÁÒµÒ»ÔµØÍػѯ°Ò¹

the support of mother and father; ministering to parents; looking after parents.

ÁÒµÔ¡Ò

1. matrix; schedule; list; heading. 2. (T.) funeral chanting (of Abhidhamma matrices or schedules).

ÁҵؤÒÁ

a woman; woman folk; women (collectively).

Áҵئҵ

matricide.

ÁÒ¹Ð

conceit; pride; inordinate feeling; spiritual pride.

Áҹѵ

penance.

ÁÒÂÒ

illusion; deceit; trick; the display of an illusion.

ÁÒÃ

the Evil One; Death; the Tempter.

ÁÔ¨©Ò·Ô¯°Ô

wrong view; false view.

ÁԵû¯ÔÃÙ»¡ì

a false friend; one pretending to be a friend.

ÁÔ·¸Ð

torpor; drowsiness; languor.

ÁØ¢ºÒ°

word of mouth; oral.

ÁØ·ÔµÒ

sympathetic joy; altruistic joy.

ÁØ·ÔµÒ¨Ôµ, ¡ÒÃáÊ´§

congratulations.

ÁØÊÒÇÒ·

false speech; lying.

ÁÙźѭ­ÑµÔ

root-regulation; main rule; principle or primary rule.

àÁµµÒ

loving-kindness; friendliness; goodwill.

àÁ¶Ø¹¸ÃÃÁ

sexual intercourse; coupling; coitus.

àÁÃØ

´Ù ¨Ôµ¡Ò¸Ò¹.

âÁ¡¢¸ÃÃÁ

salvation; deliverance; freedom.

âÁ¡ÉÐ

salvation; release; deliverance; liberation; the state of disentanglement or separation in release; freedom.

âÁËÐ

delusion; ignorance; dullness.

âÁ˨ÃÔµ

the unintelligent; the ignorant; one whose habit is infatuation; a man of foolish habits; the stupid- or dull-natured; one of deluded temperament.

âÁËÒ¤µÔ

wrong way of behavior consisting in delusion; prejudice caused by delusion or stupidity.