Pāli Dictionary
general
reichlich; übermäßig; voll von; angeschwollen
abundant; excessive; full of; having a bulge or protuberance
Thag 4.1
alaṅ'katā suvasanā, mālinī candan'ussadā, majjhe mahāpathe nārī, turiye naccati naṭṭakī.
MN 91
satt'ussado kho pana so bhavaṃ gotamo, idam'pi tassa bhoto gotamassa mahāpurisassa mahāpurisalakkhaṇaṃ bhavati.
ergänzend; zusätzlich
supplementary; auxiliary; subsidiary
mind
Hochmut; Einbildung
arrogance; conceit; self-importance
Snp 4.3
santo ca bhikkhu abhinibbut'atto, iti'han'ti sīlesu akatthamāno, tam'ariyadhammaṃ kusalā vadanti, yass'ussadā n'atthi kuhiñci loke.
Snp 4.10
upekkhako sadā sato, na loke maññate samaṃ, na visesī na nīceyyo, tassa no santi ussadā.
general
Auszeichnung; hervorstechendes Merkmal
distinction; prominence; a distinguishing feature
Snp 4.10
upekkhako sadā sato, na loke maññate samaṃ, na visesī na nīceyyo, tassa no santi ussadā.
Snp 3.6
sabbattha upekkhako satimā, na so hiṃsati kañci sabbaloke, tiṇṇo samaṇo anāvilo, ussadā yassa na santi sorato so.
cosmology
eine Nebenhölle (eine der den großen Höllen angegliederten kleinen Höllen)
an auxiliary hell (one of the subsidiary realms attached to the great Nirayas)
MN 50
dasavassasahassāni tass'eva mahānirayassa ussade apacciṃ vuṭṭhānimaṃ nāma vedanaṃ vediyamāno. tassa mayhaṃ, pāpima, evarūpo kāyo hoti, seyyathā'pi manussassa. evarūpaṃ sīsaṃ hoti, seyyathā'pi macchassa.
Part of speech
noun · masculine
Root
sad1sinken; sitzen; sich setzen
general
das Emporragen, Aufhäufen; das Hinaufgeworfenwerden, Auflaufen
rising up, heaping up (onto something); being cast up, running aground
SN 35.241
kiṃ nu kho, bhante, orimaṃ tīraṃ, kiṃ pārimaṃ tīraṃ, ko majjhe saṃsādo, ko thale ussādo, ko manussaggāho, ko amanussaggāho, ko āvaṭṭaggāho, ko antopūtibhāvo'ti?
Encyclopedia
Ussada
PlaceEine Hölle, die einer ummauerten Stadt mit vier Toren gleicht, in der Wesen wie Mittavindaka für vergangene Grausamkeit leiden, von denen es angeblich insgesamt sechzehn gibt, und in die auch die böse Revatī geworfen wurde
A hell resembling a walled city with four gates, where beings such as Mittavindaka suffer for past cruelty, said to number sixteen in all, and into which the wicked Revatī was cast.
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