dharma
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈdɑrmə/ · UK /ˈdɑːmə/
dharma means: The Buddha’s teachings that guide people towards freedom from suffering.
noun
The Buddha’s teachings that guide people towards freedom from suffering.
- The monk teaches the dharma.
- She studies the dharma every morning.
- Their practice of the dharma includes daily meditation.
Your duty in life, based on your place in society or the universe, in Indian religions.
- He believed protecting his family was his dharma.
- The story asks whether the warrior fulfilled his dharma.
- She sought guidance about her dharma.
The natural order that keeps the universe working, in Indian religious thought.
- Dharma maintains the order of the universe.
- The teacher described dharma as a cosmic law.
- These stories show nature following dharma.
A rule that guides how someone should behave, especially in Indian religious traditions.
- Dharma guides their daily behavior.
- The community follows dharma in its dealings with strangers.
- They taught children to observe dharma.
Questions about dharma
What does dharma mean?
The Buddha’s teachings that guide people towards freedom from suffering.
What is dharma in other languages?
Türkçe: Buda öğretisi · Español: dharma · Français: dharma · Deutsch: Dharma · Italiano: dharma · 日本語: 仏法
How do you pronounce dharma?
In American English /ˈdɑrmə/; in British English /ˈdɑːmə/.
How do you use dharma in a sentence?
The monk teaches the dharma. She studies the dharma every morning.
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