Pāli Dictionary

uggata

udprefixgamroottasuffix

Part of speech

adjective

Root

gam1go

Synonyms

ugga

Antonyms

anuggata, oggata, ogata

general

  • risen, having risen (esp. of the sun)

  • DN 32

    yato uggacchati sūriyo, ādicco maṇḍalī mahā, yassa c'uggacchamānassa, saṃvarī'pi nirujjhati, yassa c'uggate sūriye, divaso'ti pavuccati.

  • high, lofty, tall; of high class or rank, eminent

  • (of breasts) perky, firm and prominent

  • Thig 13.1

    pīnavaṭṭasahit'uggatā ubho, sobhare su thanakā pure mama, thevikī'va lambanti n'odakā, saccavādivacanaṃ anaññathā.

Encyclopedia

7 entries

Uggata
Other

  • A cross-reference entry directing to the entry Ugga (4).

Uggata2
Person

  • A warrior of the city of Sumaṅgala who was the father of Sujāta Buddha.

Uggata3
Person

  • A king of Kāliṅga who, together with the kings Bhīmaratha and Atthaka, sought out the Bodhisatta Sarabhaṅga to learn the fate of rulers who had ill-treated holy men, a story told in the Sarabhaṅga Jātaka.

Uggata4
Person

  • A king in the time of Sobhita Buddha who built and dedicated two monasteries to the Buddha and the Order, at whose dedication festivals vast numbers of people attained Arahantship.

Uggata5
Person

  • The name shared by sixteen kings who lived twenty-nine world-cycles ago, all former births of the elder Citakapūjaka.

Uggata6
Person

  • A king who lived one thousand and fifty-one world-cycles ago in a former life of the elder Dhajadāyaka.

Uggata7
Person

  • The name shared by four kings who lived fourteen world-cycles ago, former births of either the elder Parappasādaka or the elder Bhūta.

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