VINAYA

Meaning of VINAYA in English

ˈvinəyə noun

( -s )

Usage: usually capitalized

Etymology: Sanskrit, discipline, literally, leading apart, separating, from vi apart, asunder + nayati he leads — more at with

: a code of monastic disciplinary rules in Buddhism

Webster's New International English Dictionary. Новый международный словарь английского языка Webster. 2012

VINAYA — n. (Buddhism) school of Buddhism that stresses devotion to ethical principles and disciplined conduct particularly to the monastic rules
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VINAYA — Виная
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VINAYA PITAKA — Oldest and smallest division of the Tripitaka . It lays out the 227 rules of monastic life for Buddha to …
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VINAYA PITAKA — /vin"euh yeuh/ , Buddhism. See under Pali Canon .
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VINAYA PITAKA — (Pali and Sanskrit: Basket of Discipline), the oldest and smallest of the three sections of the Buddhist canonical Tipitaka (Triple …
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VINAYA PITAKA — Oldest and smallest division of the Tripitaka . It lays out the 227 rules of monastic life for bhiksus , …
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TRIPITAKA — Pali Tipitaka Collective term for the three major divisions of the Pali canon, the canon of Theravada Buddhism. (The term …
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SUTTA PITAKA — Major section of the Tripitaka , the canon of Theravada Buddhism, largely attributed to the Buddha himself. It is divided …
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SANGHA — Buddhist monastic order, traditionally composed of four groups: monks, nuns, laymen, and laywomen. Established by the Buddha , it is …
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PITAKA — [c mediumvioletred] (as used in expressions) Abhidhamma Pitaka Sutta Pitaka Vinaya Pitaka
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BHIKSU — Pali bhikku In Buddhism , a member of the sangha , the ordained order of men established by the Buddha. …
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ABHIDHAMMA PITAKA — Third and latest collection of texts comprising the Pali canon (see Tripitaka ) of Theravada Buddhism. The first two collections, …
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PALI CANON — Buddhism. a collection of scriptures, originally recorded from oral traditions in the 1st century B.C., divided into one of three …
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TRIPITAKA — n. (Buddhism) "three baskets", collective term for the three long canonical Buddhist scriptures (Buddha's Sutras, Vinaya and Sastras)
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SANGHA — Buddhist monastic order, traditionally composed of four groups: monks, nuns, laymen, and laywomen. The sangha is a parttogether with the …
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GSUNG-'BUM — (Tibetan: collected works), the collected writings of each of several great Tibetan and Mongolian lamas. These series of works represent …
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ANGA — (Pali and Sanskrit: limb, or division), any of several categories into which Buddhist canonical writings were divided in early times, …
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TIPITAKA — ( (Pali: Triple Basket), ) Sanskrit Tripitaka, the total canon of the southern schools of Buddhism, somewhat pejoratively dubbed Hinayana …
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T'IEN-T'AI
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RITSU — ((Japanese: Regulation), ) Chinese L-tsung, school of Buddhist moral discipline primarily concerned with vinaya, or the rules of monastic and …
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MAHAVASTU — (Sanskrit: Great Story), important legendary life of the Buddha, produced as a late canonical work by the Mahasanghika school of …
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FA-HSIEN — flourished AD 399, 414 Pinyin Faxian, original name Sehi Chinese Buddhist monk whose pilgrimage to India in 402 initiated Sino-Indian …
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BUDDHIST COUNCIL — any of several assemblies convened in the centuries following the death of the Buddha to recite approved texts of scriptures …
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BUDDHISM
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BKA'-'GYUR — ((Tibetan: Translation of the Buddha-Word), ) also spelled Bkah-hgyur, Kagyur, Kan-gyur, or Kanjur, the collection of Tibetan Buddhist sacred literature …
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AVADANA — ( (Sanskrit: Noble Deeds),) legendary material centring on the Buddha's explanations of events by a person's worthy deeds in a …
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ANANDA — flourished 6th century BC, , India first cousin of the Buddha and one of his principal disciples, known as his …
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ABHIDHAMMAVATARA — (Pali: "Coming of Abhidhamma"), the earliest effort at systematizing, in the form of a manual, the doctrines dealt with in …
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ABHIDHAMMA PITAKA — ((Pali: "Basket of Special Doctrine," or "Further Doctrine"),) Sanskrit Abhidharma Pitaka, the third-and historically the latest-of the three "baskets," or …
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SANGHA — n. Buddhist monastic order, traditionally composed of four groups: monks, nuns, laymen, and laywomen. Established by the Buddha , it …
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BHIKSU — Pali bhikku In Buddhism , a member of the sangha , the ordained order of men established by the Buddha. …
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