āluóhàn

阿罗汉

Word · NounTraditional阿羅漢

arhat; the highest state in Theravada Buddhism

Tone colorsmāmámǎmàma

Meanings

1 sense · 2 examples
1.

noun

arhat; one who has achieved nirvana

formal

A transliterated loanword from Sanskrit (arhat). It is a technical Buddhist term referring to a perfected person who has attained nirvana and is freed from the cycle of rebirth. See the main entry for 罗汉.

Zài在
Fó佛
jiào教
yì艺
shù术
zhōng中
 ,
cháng常
néng能
kàn看
dào到
shí十
bā八
ā阿
luó罗
hàn汉
de的
sù塑
xiàng像
 。

In Buddhist art, one often sees statues of the Eighteen Arhats.

Zhè这
wèi位
sēng僧
rén人
xiū修
xíng行
jīng精
shēn深
 ,
yǐ已
zhèng证
dé得
ā阿
luó罗
hàn汉
guǒ果
 。

This monk's practice is profound, and he has attained the fruition of an arhat.