- great treasure
- Taihō era (701.3.21-704.5.10); Daihō erahistorical term
- great treasure (used to refer to bodhisattvas, esoteric teachings, etc.)Buddhismobscure term
- homa-mandala (fire altar)Buddhismobscure termsee also 護摩壇
noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
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- great treasure
- Taihō era (701.3.21-704.5.10); Daihō era
- great treasure (used to refer to bodhisattvas, esoteric teachings, etc.)
- homa-mandala (fire altar)
This meaning is often used to denote something of immense value, not just in a physical sense but also spiritually or intellectually. It's frequently used in religious or philosophical contexts, especially pertaining to Buddhism.
This teaching is like a great treasure that enriches our lives.
This usage refers to a specific historical period in Japan, often utilized in historical texts to mark events or developments that occurred during this time. It is important in the context of Japanese history and chronicles.
This meaning emphasizes the spiritual and transcendent value of certain beings or teachings in Buddhism, comparing them to a great treasure that brings profound wisdom or enlightenment.
This refers to a specific religious ritual or structure in Buddhist practices, usually involving fire offerings, which are seen as sacred and integral in certain ceremonies.
Generated collocations (experimental)
たいほう大宝をうる得るto obtain a great treasureたいほう大宝のおんけい恩恵blessings of great treasureたいほう大宝きょう経Daihō Sutraたいほう大宝としてのかち価値value as a great treasureたいほう大宝をまもる守るto protect the great treasureたいほう大宝しゅ主master of the great treasureたいほう大宝しんこう信仰faith in great treasuresたいほう大宝におもいをはせる思いを馳せるto contemplate the great treasureたいほう大宝をたたえる称えるto praise the great treasureたいほう大宝どう堂hall of great treasure
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