Pāli Dictionary
Part of speech
noun · masculine
Root
pī5愛;悅
general
一位遊方沙門之名,與其弟子的辯論促成《梵網經》的說示
name of a wandering ascetic whose debate with his pupil occasioned the Brahmajāla Sutta
DN 1
tatra su'daṃ suppiyo paribbājako anekapariyāyena buddhassa avaṇṇaṃ bhāsati, dhammassa avaṇṇaṃ bhāsati, saṅghassa avaṇṇaṃ bhāsati
suppiya2
Part of speech
noun · masculine
monastic
一位阿羅漢比丘之名,生於守墓人家庭,由沙婆迦長老度化
name of an arahant monk, born in a family of cemetery-keepers and converted by Thera Sopāka
Thag 1.32
itthaṃ sudaṃ āyasmā suppiyo thero gāthaṃ abhāsitthā'ti.
Thag 1.40
gahvaratīriyo suppiyo, sopāko c'eva posiyo, sāmaññakāni kumāputto, kumāputtasahāyako, gavampati tissatthero, vaḍḍhamāno mahāyaso'ti.
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Suppiya
Person一位遊方沙門,其弟子梵與(Brahmadatta)與他就佛陀、佛法及僧團德行的討論促成了《梵網經》的宣說,他本人則為刪闍耶·毗羅胝子的信徒。
A wanderer whose discussion with his pupil Brahmadatta about the Buddha’s virtues, doctrine, and Order prompted the teaching of the Brahmajāla Sutta; he was himself a follower of Sañcaya Belaṭṭhiputta.
Suppiya2
Person過去悉達多佛的首席在家護法之一。
One of the chief lay supporters of the past Buddha Siddhattha.
Suppiya3
Person舍衛城一位守墓人之子,經其友首波迦(Sopāka)長老度化而出家,雖因宿世的傲慢而生於低種姓之家,仍證得阿羅漢果。
A cemetery keeper’s son of Sāvatthi who, converted by his friend the elder Sopāka, joined the Order and attained Arahantship despite a low-caste birth attributed to past pride.
Suppiya4
Other指向蘇毗耶(Suppiyā)條目的參見條目。
A cross-reference entry pointing to the entry on Suppiyā.
迦葉佛時代王舍城居民之名,當時的毘富羅山(Vepulla)另稱須波舍(Supassa)。
The name of the inhabitants of Rājagaha in the time of Kassapa Buddha, when the mountain Vepulla was known by another name, Supassa.
波羅奈城一位虔誠女信徒,因遍尋不得肉食,割下自己大腿之肉為一名病重比丘熬湯,佛陀因此事而制定禁止比丘食人肉之戒,並宣稱她是照顧病者的女眾中最傑出者。
A devoted laywoman of Bārāṇasī who cut flesh from her own thigh to make broth for a sick monk when no meat could be found, an act of devotion after which the Buddha forbade monks from eating human flesh and declared her foremost among women who tend the sick.
第三代奧伽迦王(Okkāka)與王后哈他(Hatthā)所生五位女兒之一。
One of the five daughters of the third Okkāka and his queen Hatthā.
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