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RJENIK BUDISTIKIH TERMINA

Acariya, teacher (Thai: Ajahn)Adhitthana, decision, resolution, self determination, willAkusala, unwholesome, demerit, wrong, bad, evil

Anagami, a Non-returner, the third stage in the realization ofNibbanaAnapanasati, mindfulness of in and out breathingAnatta, not self, EgolessnessAnicca, ImpermanenceArammana, sense objects, and object of consciousness (in Thai:

mood, temper, emotion)Arahant/Arahat, The worthy oneAriya, Noble: 1. The Sublime Path of the Hole life

2. Ariya atthaangika magga, The NobleEightfold Path

Ariya Dana, (Thai: Ariyasab) the sublime or noble treasureAriya Phala, fruition: 1. Sota patti phala, fruition of stream

entry2 Sakadagamiphala, fruition of once

returning3, Anagami phala, fruition of non

returning4 Arahatta phala, fruition of the worthy

one or perfected oneAriya Sacca, Noble TruthAsava, mental intoxication, defilememtAtta, Self, EgoAvijja Ignorance, nescience, not knowing better, delusion

Bhavana, mental culture, development, the control andevolution of the mind, meditation

BodhipakkhiyaDhamma, the 37 qualities contributing to EnlightenmentBodhisatta (Pali)/Bodhisattva (Sanskrit), A Buddha to be, one who

has resolved to attain Enlightenment for the helpingof all sentient beings.

Brahma, (in Hinduism, The Creator, The Universal Self); inBuddhism, a divine being of the Form Sphere or theFormless Sphere, Happy and blameless celestialbeings, inhabitants of the higher heavens.

Buddha, The Awakened One, The Enlightened oneBuddho, a recitation of the Buddha, an example of a mantra

Citta, thought, thoughtfulness, active thoughts, mind, astate of consciousness

Dana, giving, gift, alms-giving, alms, generosity,charity, benevolence, liberality, donation

Deva, a shining one, god, deityDevata, (Thai: Thevada) a shining one, god, deityDhamma (Pali) Dharma (Sanskrit) The Dhamma, The Doctrine, The

Teaching of the Buddha, The Law, nature, the Truth,Ultimate Reality, The Supramundane esp. Nibbana,righteousness, virtue, morality

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Dukkha, Suffering, misery, woe, pain, ill, sorrow, trouble,discomfort, unsatisfactoriness

Ekaggata, one-pointedness (of mind) concentration

Iddhi, success, psychic powerIddhipada, The Four Paths of Accomplishment

Jhana, meditation, trance, ecstasy, absorption, a state ofserene contemplation attained by meditation

Kamma, A volitional actionKandha, aggregate, category

Pancakkhandha, The five Aggregates, The fivecausally conditioned elements of existence forming abeing or entity, corporeality, feeling, perception,mental formations and consciousness

Kammatthana, the act of meditation or contemplation, subjects ofmeditation exercises

Kappa (Pali)/ Kalpa (Sanskrit), an aeon, world cycle

Karuna, CompassionKhanti, patience, forebearance, tolerance, enduranceKilesa, defilement, impuritiesKusala, wholesome, meritorious, good action, virtueKuti, an abode of a Buddhist monk or novice

Lobha, greed, covetousnessLoka, the World, a world, plane of existenceLokiya, mundane, worldlyLokuttara, supramundane, transcendental

Magga, The Path, The WayThe Eightfold Noble Path:1 Right Understanding, Right Vision2 Right Thoughts3 Right Speech4 Right Action5 Right Livelihood6 Right Effort7 Right Mindfulness8 Right Concentration, Meditation

Majjima patipada, The Middle Way (The Eightfold Noble Path)Mana, Mano, mind, thinking facultyManta, Mantra, sacred or magical formulaMetta, Loving kindness,good will, friendlinessMoha, delusion, ignorance, dullness

Nana, knowledge, real knowledge, wisdom, insightNama, mind, name, mental factors, mentality,Nibbana, the extinction of the fires of greed,of hatred and

ignorance, the Unconditioned, the Supreme Goal ofBuddhism, the final emancipation

Nirodha, Liberation, the Cessation of sufferingNissaya, foundation, help, support, protection (in Thai:

habit)Nekkhama, renunciation

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Panna, wisdom, insightPapa, evil, wrong action, demerit, bad, wicket,Parami, Perfections, stages of spiritual perfection achieved

by a Boddhisatta on his path to BuddhahoodPatticcasamupada, The Dependent Origination, The Law of Causation, The

twelve links of conditioned co-productionPhala, fruit, effect, result, consequencePhassa, contact, touch, mental impression (Thai: Samphas)Puja, worship (external and mental, honour, veneration,

homage, devotional offeringPunna, merit, meritorious action, virtue, righteousness

(Thai: Tham boon)

Ratanattaya, the Triple Gem, the Three Jewels (viz, the Buddha,the doctrine, and the Order)

Rupa, matter, form, material body, shape, corporeality

Saddha, faith, confidenceSala, hall, pavilion, wayside shelter, study and merit-

making hall, preaching hall

Samadhi, Concentration, contemplation, absorptionSamathabhavana, Concentration development, tranquilitySamsara, the Round of Rebirth, Cycle of ExistenceSamudaya, the Cause of SufferingSangha, Community, a chapter of (not less than four)

Buddhist monks, the OrderSankhara, Compounded things, conditioned things, volitional

activitiesSati, mindfulnessSatipatthana, (the Four) Foundations of MindfulnessSila, MoralitySotapanna, a Stream Enterer, one who has attained the first

stage of sainthood

Tanha, craving, desire, thirstTepitaka, the Three Baskets, the three divisions of the

Buddhist Canon: Vinaya, Sutta and Abhidhammagenerally known as the Pali Canon

tilakkhana, the common characteristics of component things

Upadana, attachment, clingingUpaya, means, method, resource, expedientUpekkha, equanimity, even-mindedness, neutralityUposatha, 1. Observance of the Eight Precepts;

2. Bi-weekly recitation of the Vinaya rules by achapter of Buddhist monks

Uposatha hall, a hall in a monastery in which ceremonies are

performed

Vatta, duty, service, monastic daily routine or service,observance.

Vedana, sensation, feelingVesantara, a prince, cited as one of the previous births of the

Buddha in order to illustrate the practising of oneof the Ten Perfections, in this case Generosity

Vihara, a monastery, templeVimutti, deliverance, release

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Vinaya, discipline, the monastic regulaVinnana, consciousnessVipaka, effect, result, fruit, kamma resultantVipassana, insight intuitive vision, introspection,

contemplation, insight developmentViriya, effort, energy, vigour, endeavour, exertion

Wat (Thai), Monastery, temple

Yome (Thai), appellation used by a monk for his parents or hispatron or supporter