Pāli Dictionary
general
deuxième; second; suivant; autre
second; the next; another; the other
compagnon; partenaire; ami; épouse
companion; partner; fellow; friend; spouse
Snp 3.12
taṇhādutiyo puriso, dīgham'addhāna saṃsaraṃ, itthabhāv'aññathābhāvaṃ, saṃsāraṃ n'ātivattati.
SN 1.36
saddhā dutiyā purisassa hoti, no ce assaddhiyaṃ avatiṭṭhati, yaso ca kittī ca tatv'assa hoti, saggañ'ca so gacchati sarīraṃ vihāyā'ti.
(grammaire) la deuxième consonne de chaque classe (kh, ch, ṭh, th, ph); le deuxième cas (accusatif)
(grammar) the second consonant of each class (kh, ch, ṭh, th, ph); the accusative case
Part of speech
noun · feminine
general
épouse; compagne
wife; female companion; second woman
SN 5.5
supupphit'aggaṃ upagamma bhikkhuni, ekā tuvaṃ tiṭṭhasi sālamūle, na c'atthi te dutiyā vaṇṇadhātu, bāle na tvaṃ bhāyasi dhuttakānan'ti.
(grammaire) deuxième cas; accusatif
(grammar) accusative case; second case
(calendrier) deuxième jour de la quinzaine lunaire
(calendar) the second day of the lunar fortnight
Part of speech
noun · feminine
Root
dū1aller; courir
general
messagère; envoyée
female messenger; envoy
Encyclopedia
4 entries
Un discours où le Bouddha explique que son éveil reposait sur la pleine compréhension de la satisfaction, du danger et de l’échappatoire liés à chacun des cinq agrégats.
A discourse in which the Buddha explains that his enlightenment rested on fully understanding the satisfaction, danger, and escape connected with each of the five aggregates.
Un ensemble de trois discours enseignés à Giñjakāvasatha répondant aux questions d’Ānanda sur les renaissances de disciples morts à Ñātika, incluant le Miroir du Dhamma.
A set of three discourses taught at the Giñjakāvasatha answering Ānanda’s questions on the rebirths of disciples who had died at Ñātika, including the Mirror of the Dhamma.
Un discours enseignant que les vrais ascètes et brahmanes sont ceux qui comprennent l’apparition, la cessation, la satisfaction, le danger et l’échappatoire des trois sortes de sensation.
A discourse teaching that true recluses and brahmins are those who understand the arising, cessation, satisfaction, danger, and escape from the three kinds of feeling.
Trois discours analysant les cinq facultés du plaisir, de la douleur, de la joie, de la tristesse et de l’équanimité.
Three discourses analysing the five faculties of pleasure, pain, happiness, sorrow, and equanimity.
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