Pāli Dictionary
general
incomparable; matchless; peerless; unequalled
Part of speech
adjective
Root
mā5measure
general
incomparable; peerless; unequalled, beyond compare
anūpama2
approximateanūpamastem
Part of speech
noun · masculine
general
Anūpama, name of an arahant monk whose verses are recorded in the Theragāthā
Encyclopedia
13 entries
Anupama
PlaceThe city where the Buddha Vessabhū was born, though the Buddhavaṃsa instead gives its name as Anomā.
Anupama2
PersonA pleasance where the Buddha Vessabhū was born and, after his Enlightenment, performed the Twin Miracle.
Anupama3
PersonA son of the Buddha Phussa, though the Buddhavaṃsa gives his name instead as Ānanda.
Anupama4
PersonA son of the Buddha Siddhattha.
Anupama5
PlaceA city in Anomārāma where the Buddha Atthadassī passed away.
Anupama6
PersonA brahmin village in the time of the Buddha Anomadassī.
Anupama7
PersonAn Ājīvaka ascetic who offered grass to the Buddha Sumana for his seat.
Anupama8
PersonA son of the Buddha Sumana.
Anupama9
PersonA banker, father of one of two women who both bore the name Anupamā.
Anupama10
PersonA banker, father of the other woman also named Anupamā.
The daughter of the banker Anupama, who offered a meal of milk-rice to the Buddha Anomadassī just before his Enlightenment.
The daughter of another banker named Anupama, of the village Anoma, who offered a meal of milk-rice to the Buddha Sumana just before his Enlightenment.
A cross-reference to Māgaṇḍiyā.
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