Pāli Dictionary

aṅgīrasa1

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aṅgastemrasasuffix

Part of speech

noun · masculine


general

  • 辉煌者;佛陀的别号(身放光明者)

  • the resplendent one; an epithet of the Buddha, said to emit rays from his limbs

  • SN 3.12

    padumaṃ yathā kokanadaṃ sugandhaṃ, pāto siyā phullam'avītagandhaṃ, aṅgīrasaṃ passa virocamānaṃ, tapantam'ādiccam'iv'antalikkhe'ti.

aṅgīrasa2

approximate

aṅgirasstem

Part of speech

noun · masculine


general

  • 古印度吠陀仙人之名(十仙人之一)

  • name of an ancient Vedic sage, one of the ten seers said to have composed the Vedas

  • MN 95

    seyyath'idaṃ, aṭṭhako vāmako vāmadevo vessāmitto yamataggi aṅgīraso bhāradvājo vāseṭṭho kassapo bhagu, te'pi evam'āhaṃsu, mayam'etaṃ jānāma, mayam'etaṃ passāma. idam'eva saccaṃ, mogham'aññan'ti?

Encyclopedia

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  • 巴利三藏中对佛陀的一个称号,注释家或释为身放光明之意,但更可能是父系称号,反映释迦族(乔达摩氏)自称出自吠陀 Aṅgirasa 氏族的传统。

  • An epithet applied to the Buddha throughout the Tipiṭaka, variously explained as referring to rays emitted from his body or, more likely, as a patronymic marking the Gautamas’ claimed descent from the Vedic Aṅgirasa clan.

MN 95AN 7.52
  • 居士 Asayha 的另一名号(Aṅgirasa gahapati)。

  • Another name (Aṅgirasa gahapati) for the householder Asayha.

  • 古代十大仙人之一,与 Aṭṭhaka、Vāmaka、Vāmadeva、Vessāmitta、Yamataggi、Bhāradvāja、Vāseṭṭha、Kassapa、Bhagu 齐名,相传曾主持大祭并造作吠陀经典。

  • One of the ten ancient seers, along with Aṭṭhaka, Vāmaka, Vāmadeva, Vessāmitta, Yamataggi, Bhāradvāja, Vāseṭṭha, Kassapa, and Bhagu, credited with conducting great sacrifices and composing the Vedas.

  • 古代一位著名医师,其名或与《阿闼婆吠陀》中的治病咒术传统有关。

  • A celebrated ancient physician, whose name may connect him to the healing charms of the Atharva Veda.

  • Mahāsammata 王统世系中所列的一位国王。

  • A king listed among the descendants of Mahāsammata.

  • 十一位苦行者之一,因其清净梵行而直生梵天,未经饿鬼道。

  • An ascetic named among eleven whose holy lives earned them rebirth in Brahma’s heaven, bypassing the world of hungry ghosts.

  • 苦行者 Aṅgīrasa Gotama,因惊扰千臂王 Ajjuna 行猎而被其以毒箭射杀。

  • An ascetic, Aṅgīrasa Gotama, shot dead with a poisoned arrow by the thousand-armed King Ajjuna for disturbing his hunt.

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