{"collection":"Buddhism","html_url":"https://unchartedknowledge.5gfusion.net/browse/bud/sbe10/sbe1031.htm","path":"bud/sbe10/sbe1031.htm","source_url":"https://sacred-texts.com/bud/sbe10/sbe1031.htm","text":"Sacred Books of the East, Vol. 10: The Dhammapada and Sutta Nipata, by Max M\u00fcller and Max Fausb\u00f6ll, [1881]\n| EXPLANATION OF WORDS | | \n| the meaning of which is not always given in the translation. | | \n| | | \n| \u00c2g\u00eevika, | one belonging to a sect of naked ascetics. | \n| Arahat, | a holy man, a saint. | \n| Ariya, | noble. | \n| Bhagavat, | worshipful; blessed, a name of a Buddha. | \n| Bhikkhu, | a mendicant. | \n| Brahman, | the supreme god of the Hindus. | \n| Br\u00e2hmana, | a sage. | \n| Buddha, | enlightened, a name of certain holy men who have freed themselves from existence, particularly of Samana Gotama. | \n| Dhamma, | tenet, doctrine, custom, law, religion, virtue, thing. | \n| Gahattha, | Gihin, a householder. | \n| Gotama, | a name of the last Buddha. | \n| Gatila, | an ascetic wearing clotted hair. | \n| Gina, | a conqueror, a name of a Buddha. | \n| Isi, | a sage. | \n| Khattiya, | a warrior, a prince. | \n| Kand\u00e2la, | an outcast. | \n| M\u00e2ra, | a name of the king of death, the devil. | \n| Muni, | a thinker, a sage. | \n| N\u00e2ga, | an eminent man; sinless? | \n| Namuki | = M\u00e2ra. | \n| Nibb\u00e2na, | extinction, the state of bliss of the Buddhist. | \n| Nigantha, | a naked ascetic. | \n| Pabbagg\u00e2, | leaving the world, embracing ascetic life, taking the robe. | \n| Pabbagita, | an ascetic, having taken the robe. | \n| Paribb\u00e2ga, | Paribb\u00e2gaka, a wandering mendicant. | \n| Sakka = Sakya, | belonging to the Sakya tribe. | \n| Sakyamuni, | the Sakya sage, a name of Buddha. | \n| Samana, | an ascetic. | \n| Samkh\u00e2r\u00e2, | all compound things, the material world. | \n| Sams\u00e2ra, | revolution, transmigration. | \n| S\u00e2vaka, | a hearer, a follower, a disciple of Buddha, including both laity and clergy. | \n| Sekha, | a novice, student. | \n| Sudda, | a man of the servile caste. | \n| Sugata, | happy, a name of a Buddha. | \n| Thera, | an elder, a senior priest. | \n| Titthiya, | an ascetic adhering to a certain system of philosophy. | \n| Upadhi, | the elements of the world. | \n| Up\u00e2saka, | a follower, a lay devotee. | \n| Upasampad\u00e2, | priest's orders. | \n| Vessa, Vessika, | a man of the third caste. | \n| Yakkha, | a giant, a malignant spirit. |","title":"Sacred Books of the East, Vol. 10: The Dhammapada and Sut...","type":"page"}