【さんあくどう】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. the world of hungry spirits and the world of animals; three evil worlds hellBuddhismsee also and
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  • 【さんあくどう】【さんなくどう】【さんまくどう】
  • さんあくどう
  • さんなくどう
  • さんまくどう
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  1. the world of hungry spirits and the world of animals
    2. This refers to the realms in Buddhist cosmology where beings suffer due to their desires and attachments, usually contrasted with higher states of existence.
    He believes in the existence of the world of hungry spirits and the world of animals.
    Many people wish to be liberated from the world of hungry spirits and the world of animals.
  2. three evil worlds
    3. This term can also refer to the three realms of existence that are considered to be places of suffering or negative experiences in Buddhist teachings.
    The three evil worlds are an important concept in Buddhist teachings.
    She decided to perform good deeds to avoid the three evil worlds.
  3. hell
    4. This meaning represents a state or place of punishment for wrongdoing, reflecting Buddhist beliefs about karma and the outcomes of one's actions.
    He fears falling into hell as a result of his wrongdoings.
    Reflecting on the sufferings of hell is important for practitioners.
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