List: Buddhism
Words and expressions used in Buddhism, a religion widely extended in Japan.
popular noun noun (generic) Buddhism
- mainland, the country proper
- native country, country where one was born
- pure land, Buddha realm
popular な adjective adjective (generic) noun noun (generic) Buddhism
- profit, advantage, benefit, gain
- rebirth in paradise, entering nirvana
popular noun noun (generic) noun or participle taking the aux. verb する transitive verb Buddhism
- intake (e.g. of salt), ingestion
- absorption (e.g. of new knowledge), adoption (e.g. of foreign culture), assimilation
- reception and protection
popular JLPT N3 noun noun (generic) な adjective adjective (generic) abbreviation Buddhism
- comfort, ease, relief, (at) peace, relaxation
- easy, simple, without trouble, without hardships
- (economically) comfortable
- raku pottery
- sukha (happiness)
popular noun noun (generic) Buddhism な adjective adjective (generic)
- cause and effect, causality
- karma, fate
- unfortunate, unlucky, ill-fated
popular noun noun (generic) noun or participle taking the aux. verb する Buddhism
- washing, cleansing, cleaning, laundering
- cleansing (one's mind and body)
popular JLPT N3 noun noun (generic) な adjective adjective (generic) noun or participle taking the aux. verb する transitive verb intransitive verb Buddhism
- hindrance, obstacle, nuisance, disturbance, interruption, interference
- to visit (someone's home)
- demon who hinders Buddhist training, demon who obstructs sentient beings from maintaining moral behaviour
popular rarely used kanji form search-only kanji form noun noun (generic) Buddhism
- hesitation, bewilderment, perplexity, doubt, indecision
- illusion, delusion
- inability to reach enlightenment
popular JLPT N1 noun noun (generic) abbreviation Buddhism
- dojo, hall used for martial arts training
- manda (place of Buddhist practice or meditation, esp. the place under the bodhi tree where Buddha attained enlightenment)
popular JLPT N1 noun noun (generic) Buddhism
- deed, act, action
- conduct, behavior, behaviour
- asceticism