icchantika
icchantika noun: a non-Buddhist person who lacks Buddha-nature, and is therefore incapable of achieving nirvana.
Noun
icchantika (plural icchantikas)
- A non-Buddhist person who lacks Buddha-nature, and is therefore incapable of achieving nirvana.
icchantika meaning in Sanskrit
icchantika in Sanskrit
- person incapable of achieving nirvana
- इच्छन्तिक icchantika
Forms of icchantika
| plural | icchantikas |
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Origin of icchantika
Borrowed from Sanskrit इच्छन्तिक (icchantika).
Questions about icchantika
- What does icchantika mean?
- Icchantika means a non-Buddhist person who lacks Buddha-nature, and is therefore incapable of achieving nirvana.
- What is icchantika in Sanskrit?
- Icchantika in Sanskrit is इच्छन्तिक (icchantika). See Icchantika meaning in Sanskrit.
- What part of speech is icchantika?
- Icchantika is a noun.
- What is the plural of icchantika?
- The plural of icchantika is icchantikas.
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