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Rāgarāja

Rāgarāja proper noun: a deity in Tibetan Buddhism and some other Asian Buddhist traditions who is revered for transforming worldly lust into spiritual awakening.

Proper noun

Rāgarāja

  1. A deity in Tibetan Buddhism and some other Asian Buddhist traditions who is revered for transforming worldly lust into spiritual awakening.

Origin of Rāgarāja

From Sanskrit रागराज (rāgarāja).

Questions about Rāgarāja

What does Rāgarāja mean?
Rāgarāja means a deity in Tibetan Buddhism and some other Asian Buddhist traditions who is revered for transforming worldly lust into spiritual awakening.
What part of speech is Rāgarāja?
Rāgarāja is a proper noun.

Words near Rāgarāja in the dictionary

  1. Rüppell's vulture
  2. Rüppell's warbler
  3. Rüppell's warblers
  4. rāgam
  5. rāgams
  6. Rāgarāja
  7. Rāhu
  8. Rāma
  9. rāmen
  10. Rātana
  11. Răcari

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