Pāli Dictionary

sīha

Part of speech

noun · masculine


general

  • 獅子;ライオン

  • lion; the king of beasts

  • パーリ聖典に登場する複数の人名(リッチャヴィ族の将軍、阿羅漢の比丘、沙弥など)

  • name of several individuals in the Pali canon, including a Licchavi general, an arahant monk, and a novice monk

  • DN 6

    ekam'antaṃ ṭhito kho sīho samaṇ'uddeso āyasmantaṃ nāgitaṃ etadavoca, ete, bhante kassapa, sambahulā kosalakā ca brāhmaṇadūtā māgadhakā ca brāhmaṇadūtā idh'ūpasaṅkantā bhagavantaṃ dassanāya

sīhā1

approximate

Part of speech

noun · feminine


monastic

  • シーハー(テーリーガーター所収の阿羅漢比丘尼)

  • Sīhā (an arahant bhikkhunī of the Therīgāthā)

  • Thig 5.3

    itthaṃ sudaṃ sīhā therī gāthaṃ abhāsitthā'ti.

sīhā2

approximate

sīhastemāsuffix

Part of speech

noun · feminine


general

  • パーリ聖典に登場する女性の名前、将軍シーハの姪

  • name of a woman in the Pali canon, niece of the general Sīha

Encyclopedia

6 entries

Sīha
Person
  • ヴェーサーリーのリッチャヴィ族の将軍でニガンタ派の信徒であったが、仏陀の在家信者となり、比丘が自分のために特に殺された肉を食べてはならないという規則を生じさせた。

  • A Licchavi general of Vesāli and follower of the Niganthas who became a lay follower of the Buddha, prompting a rule that monks not eat meat specially killed for them.

AN 5.34AN 8.12
Sīha2
Person
  • 教団に入ったが、仏陀自ら励ましを与えるまで散乱した思いに悩まされていたマッラ国の王子で、その後阿羅漢となった。

  • A prince of the Malla country who entered the Order but struggled with distracted thoughts until the Buddha personally encouraged him, after which he attained Arahantship.

Thag 1.83
Sīha3
Person
  • 七歳で出家し、長老ナーギタの弟子として、大群衆の到来を仏陀に知らせ、マハーリ経の説法を導いた沙弥。

  • A novice who entered the Order at the age of seven and, as a student of the elder Nāgita, was the one who informed the Buddha of a great crowd’s arrival, leading to the teaching of the Mahāli Sutta.

Sīha4
Person
  • ソービタ仏の最後の在家生活における息子。

  • Son of Sobhita Buddha in his last lay life.

Sīha5
Person
  • 未来のメッテイヤ仏の個人的な侍者。

  • The personal attendant of the future Metteyya Buddha.

Sīhā
Personapproximate
  • 七年間の無益な努力の後、必死の決意で首に縄をかけたことで洞察を得て阿羅漢となった、将軍シーハの姪であるヴェーサーリーの比丘尼。

  • A nun of Vesāli, niece of the general Sīha, who after seven years of fruitless effort gained insight by binding a noose around her neck in desperate resolve, thereby attaining Arahantship.

Thig 5.3

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