TATHAGATA

Meaning of TATHAGATA in English

təˌtägəˈtə noun

( -s )

Etymology: Sanskrit tathāgata, from tathā thus + gata gone, come, arrived, from gamati he goes — more at come

Buddhism : an enlightened one : a finder of truth : one who has attained perfection

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

TATHAGATA — A term for the Buddha (Siddartha) which means "The Enlightened One."
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TATHAGATA — Epithet of the Buddha that he employed primarily when referring to himself. He also used it to refer to other …
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TATHAGATA — /teuh tah"geuh teuh/ , n. one of the names of Buddha. [ tathagata ]
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TATHAGATA — (Sanskrit and Pali), one of the titles of a buddha and the one most frequently employed by the historical Buddha, …
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TATHAGATA — Epithet of the Buddha that he employed primarily when referring to himself. He also used it to refer to other …
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TATHAGATAGARBHA — təˌtägəˌtəˈgərbə noun ( -s ) Etymology: Sanskrit tathāgatagarbha, from tathāgata + garbha womb — more at dolphin Buddhism : the …
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