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Wikidata facts
- Subclass of
- Buddhist monk
- Part of
- Four stages of enlightenment
- Follows
- anāgāmī
- Image
- Luóhàn at British Museum.jpg
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- native label
- อรหันต์
- Stack Exchange tag
- buddhism.stackexchange.com/tags/arahant
- Commons category
- Arhat
- topic's main category
- Category:Arhats
- Commons gallery
- Arhat
- different from
- Rakhine State
- female form of label
- Arhatî
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Arhant (pāli.) (sanskr. arahat; hindi Arihant अरिहन्त; tyb. draciompa; chiń. 阿羅漢 āluóhàn lub 羅漢 luóhàn; kor. arahan 아라한; jap. arakan, rakan; wiet. A-la-hán). Nazwa pochodzi od pālijskiego araha = godny, stąd – arahanta, arahant. Popularna ludowa etymologia wyprowadza słowo od sanskryckiego ari „wróg” i hanti „zabił/ła”, gdzie „wróg” to trucizny skalań. Tybetańskie tłumaczenie draciompa („Niszczyciel Wrogów”) opiera się na tej etymologii.
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