- four grave prohibitions (killing, theft, adultery, and deceit)Buddhism
noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
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- four grave prohibitions (killing, theft, adultery, and deceit)
This term refers to the serious transgressions deemed unacceptable in certain ethical or religious contexts, particularly within Buddhism. It highlights significant moral failings that can have severe consequences.
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よんえ四重きん禁をまもる守るto observe the four grave prohibitionsよんえ四重きん禁をやぶる破るto violate the four grave prohibitionsよんえ四重きん禁にしたがう従うto adhere to the four grave prohibitionsよんえ四重きん禁のいはん違反violation of the four grave prohibitionsよんえ四重きん禁にふれる触れるto infringe upon the four grave prohibitionsよんえ四重きん禁のじゅうよう重要せい性importance of the four grave prohibitionsよんえ四重きん禁についてかんがえる考えるto contemplate the four grave prohibitionsよんえ四重きん禁のいましめ戒めprohibition of the four grave prohibitionsよんえ四重きん禁をきょういく教育するto educate about the four grave prohibitions
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