səmˌbōgəˈkäyə noun
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Etymology: Sanskrit sambhogakāya, from sambhoga delight in sexual union (from sam together + bhoga enjoyment, from bhuṅkte, bhuñjati he enjoys) + kāya body; akin to Sanskrit cinoti he gathers, heaps up, piles in order — more at same , function , poet
: the body of bliss worshiped as deity in the Buddhist doctrine of trikaya