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Maṅgala

Maṅgala proper noun: the name of the 6th of 27 named Buddhas immediately preceding Gautama.

Proper noun

Maṅgala

  1. The name of the 6th of 27 named Buddhas immediately preceding Gautama.

Maṅgala meaning in Telugu, Sanskrit, Sinhala and Thai

Maṅgala in Telugu

Translations
మంగళుడు maṅgaḷuḍu

Maṅgala in Sanskrit

Translations
मंगल maṃgala

Maṅgala in Sinhala

Translations
මංගල maṁgala

Maṅgala in Thai

Translations
พระมังคลพุทธเจ้า mang-kon, มังคล mang-kon
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Maṅgala in Myanmar
မင်္ဂလဘုရား mangga.la.bhu.ra:, မင်္ဂလ mangga.la.

Origin of Maṅgala

Transliteration of Pali Maṅgala.

Questions about Maṅgala

What does Maṅgala mean?
Maṅgala means the name of the 6th of 27 named Buddhas immediately preceding Gautama.
What is Maṅgala in Telugu?
Maṅgala in Telugu is మంగళుడు (maṅgaḷuḍu). See Maṅgala meaning in Telugu.
What part of speech is Maṅgala?
Maṅgala is a proper noun.

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