Pāli Dictionary
Part of speech
noun · masculine
general
ローヒタッサ;天子(前世は仙人)、歩いて世界の果てに到達できるか仏陀に尋ねた人物
Rohitassa, a devaputta (formerly a sage) who asked the Buddha about reaching the end of the world
AN 4.45
bhūtapubb'āhaṃ, bhante, rohitasso nāma isi ahosiṃ bhojaputto iddhimā vehāsaṅ'gamo.
rohita
approximatevia inflected form rohitassa · dative singular / genitive singular
Part of speech
adjective · masculine
general
赤い、紅色の
red; reddish
鹿の一種(赤鹿)
a kind of deer (red deer)
魚の一種
a kind of fish (Cyprinus/Labeo rohita, the ‘red fish’)
Encyclopedia
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Rohitassā
Personコーナーガマナ仏の時代にラージャガハに住んでいたと伝えられる人々で、当時ヴェープッラ山はヴァンカカと呼ばれていた。彼らは三万年生き、山を登るのに三日、下るのに三日を要した。
The legendary inhabitants of Rājagaha in the time of the Buddha Koṇāgamana, when Mount Vepulla was called Vaṅkaka and lived thirty thousand years, taking three days to climb the mountain and three to descend it.
前世で大海を跨ぐことができた仙人であった神で、旅によって生と死から自由な世界の果てに至れるかを仏陀に尋ね、その果ては道を通じて身体の内にのみ見出されると知った。
A deity who, in a former life a sage able to stride across oceans, asked the Buddha whether travel could reach the world’s end free of birth and death, and learned that this end is found only within the body through the path.
村人の息子とされる仙人で、神ローヒタッサの前世の物語の中で言及される。
A sage described as the son of a villager, referred to under the deity Rohitassa’s account of his past life.
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