Pāli Dictionary
siri
general
fortune; beauty; glory; splendour; luck; wealth; the goddess of luck
Vv 40
yesaṃ atthi saddhā buddhe, dhamme ca saṅgharatane, te maṃ ativirocanti, āyunā yasasā siriyā.
sirī1
approximatePart of speech
noun · feminine
general
luck; fortune; glory; wealth; splendour; majesty
cosmology
Sirī, the goddess of luck (personification of good fortune)
MN 49
sace kho tvaṃ, bhikkhu, brahmuno vacanaṃ upātivattissasi, seyyathā'pi nāma puriso siriṃ āgacchantiṃ daṇḍena paṭippaṇāmeyya… evaṃ sampadam'idaṃ, bhikkhu, tuyhaṃ bhavissati.
SN 1.79
saddhā bandhati pātheyyaṃ, sirī bhogānam'āsayo, icchā naraṃ parikassati, icchā lokasmi dujjahā, icchābaddhā puthū sattā, pāsena sakuṇī yathā'ti.
sirī2
approximatePart of speech
noun · masculine
general
Sirī, the name of a former king
SN 2.23
bhūtapubb'āhaṃ, bhante, sirī nāma rājā ahosiṃ dāyako dānapati dānassa vaṇṇavādī.
Encyclopedia
6 entries
Siri
PersonOne of the palaces of Anomadassī Buddha during his final life as a layman.
Siri2
PersonOne of the palaces of Sujāta Buddha during his final life as a layman.
Siri3
PersonOne of the patrons of Tissa Buddha.
The goddess of Luck, daughter of Dhataraṭṭha, identified with Uppalavaṇṇā and the subject of a story told in the Sirikāḷakaṇṇi Jātaka.
One of the four daughters of Sakka, appearing in the Sudhābhojana Jātaka.
A personification of Luck appearing in the Siri Jātaka.
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