Lingaku- diamond
- (used to translate Sanskrit "vajra", a thunderbolt or mythical weapon)
- guardian deity (in Buddhist iconography)
Generated definitions (experimental)
- diamond
- used to translate Sanskrit "vajra", a thunderbolt or mythical weapon
- guardian deity (in Buddhist iconography)
This meaning refers to the precious gemstone known for its hardness and brilliance, often used in jewelry.
This gold ring is set with a beautiful diamond.
This meaning relates to the spiritual and symbolic aspects of the term in religious contexts, specifically in Buddhism, where it represents indestructibility and the power of enlightenment.
In Buddhism, it symbolizes the indestructible power.
The vajra plays an important role in rituals.
This meaning refers to protective deities in Buddhist teachings, embodying guardianship and spiritual protection.
He enshrined many guardian deities in the temple.
Guardian deities can protect believers from evil influences.
Generated collocations (experimental)
jīn gāng shí金刚石diamond (the mineral)Jīn gāng金刚zuàn钻diamond drilljīn gāng chǔ金刚杵Vajra (mythical thunderbolt weapon)Jīn gāng金刚lì shì力士Vajra Sentinel (guardian deity in Buddhism)Jīn gāng金刚jī肌diamond-like muscle (a term sometimes used in fitness)wú无dí敌Jīn金gāng刚invincible diamond (referring to someone or something extremely tough)Jīn gāng金刚bù不huài坏indestructible (often used in a figurative sense)Jīn gāng金刚bō rě般若Jīng经Diamond Sutra (a key Buddhist text)Jīn gāng金刚qì气diamond energy (referring to strong and unwavering spirit)Jīn gāng金刚hù shēn fú护身符diamond amulet (a protective talisman)Jīn gāng金刚jīng shén精神diamond spirit (referring to indomitable will)