Buddha English

Meaning Buddha meaning

What does Buddha mean?

Definitions in simple English

Buddha Noun

— Buddha was an ancient religious prophet who founded the religion of Buddhism.

— A Buddha, in the Buddhist religion, is a spirit that helps a person achieve spiritual enlightenment.

Buddha

— noun founder of Buddhism; worshipped as a god (c 563-483 BC)

— noun one who has achieved a state of perfect enlightenment

Synonyms Buddha synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as Buddha?

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jaina

Buddha

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Gautama

Shakyamuni

Siddhartha

Lord Buddha

Gautama Buddha

Gautama Siddhartha

Buddhism

tortoise

sun of justice

sage

namely

name of the lord Buddha

merciful person

lord of law

lord Buddha

image of Buddha

hog

great sage

fish

dwarf

deceased person

buddha

The Enlightened One

Siddhartha Gautama

Sakyamuni

Rama

French

France

Butsu

Buddhist image

Bodhisattva

Topics Buddha topics

What do people use Buddha to talk about?

Social behavior Religion Religious organization

Buddhism

• What words are used to talk about Buddhism?
  Buddhism Buddhist Buddha temple pagoda nirvana enlightenment monk

Examples Buddha examples

How do I use Buddha in a sentence?

Simple sentences

There is now no God and no Buddha.

The sculptor carved wood into an image of Buddha.

Buddha, impressed by the rabbit's efforts, raised him unto the moon and set him in that form forever more.

Praise be to Buddha.

There is no God and no Buddha.

If you meet the Buddha on the road, kill him.

He carved a Buddha statue from wood.

Movie subtitles

And so you came to be carving images of the Buddha?

The story of Buddha, isn't it?

The story of Buddha, a good man.

It was under such a tree that Prince Gautama sat in meditation. and rose to the highest heights of enlightenment. to become the Lord Buddha.

Merciful Buddha.

Buddha have mercy on his soul.

Wipe off those Sanskrit characters, those prayers to Buddha, that curse, or we will never forgive you!

Drink, my newborn Buddha!

Prepare for death, recite the Sutras of Buddha!

I tied this to the Buddha, so hold it tight.

If you wish to live honestly with your conscience. keep close to the Buddha.

He's like a Buddha come to save us from hell.

You call him a Buddha, then ask him to die in your place!

A gigantic Buddha statue welcomes us.

Prepare for death, recite the Sutras of the Buddha.

O merciful Buddha.

Burma is the Buddha's country.

It's coming from the statue of Buddha!

From now on, you'll be with your brother on the monk's shoulder, serving the Buddha together.

Holy Buddha!

To me, it's making each man know that he counts whether he believes in Christ or Buddha or nothing, Colonel, like you.

This Buddha was here this morning in my library.

Praised be the Lord Buddha's name.

Praised be the Lord Buddha.

But I figured. that if I sent him a card at this time of the year. that he would have to send me a card on the Buddha's birthday.

Is that Buddha still there?

Priest of the Lord Buddha, living in peace.

The Lord Buddha shot an arrow.

Here is a priest of the god Buddha.

When I saw you, you appeared to me as the Buddha coming to save me from hell.

If you wish to live honestly with your conscience keep close to the Buddha.

Hail to the Lord Buddha.

Hail to the Lord Buddha, Hail to the Lord Buddha.

Lord Buddha, have mercy!

Praise the Lord Buddha.

News and current affairs

TOKYO - The Buddha, Siddhartha Gautama, composed no sutta to religious hatred or racial animus.

The world watched in horror when Taliban forces destroyed the monumental Buddha statues in Bamiyan, Afghanistan in 2001.

Dating from around the beginning of the Christian era, and carved into a 130-foot-high rock, the seated image of the Buddha was second in importance in South Asia only to the Bamiyan Buddhas.

Despite repeated requests by Pakistani archeologists to the local authorities to protect the seated Buddha and other sites, especially after the first attack, no action was taken.