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dharma

/ˈdɑːr.mə/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa los principios fundamentales del cosmos, a menudo asociado con las tradiciones hindú, budista y jainista; también puede referirse a un antiguo sabio de la mitología hindú, venerado como deidad en algunas comunidades.

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/ˈdɑːr.mə/C1formal
  • esSustantivo que designa los principios fundamentales del cosmos, a menudo asociado con las tradiciones hindú, budista y jainista; también puede referirse a un antiguo sabio de la mitología hindú, venerado como deidad en algunas comunidades.

A noun referring to the fundamental principles of the cosmos, often associated with Hindu, Buddhist, and Jain traditions; it can also denote an ancient sage in Hindu mythology worshipped as a deity by some communities.

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  1. Cosmic principleC1formal

    The fundamental law or principle that governs the order and harmony of the universe in Indian religions.

    esDharma como principio cósmico

    • In Hinduism, dharma is the moral law that sustains the cosmos.
    • Buddhism teaches that following dharma leads to enlightenment.
    • The concept of dharma is central to many Eastern philosophies.

    Sinónimoslawnatural laworder

  2. Deity or sageC2formal

    An ancient sage in Hindu mythology, sometimes worshipped as a god, particularly by certain communities.

    esDarma (sabio o deidad hindú)

    • Dharma is revered as a divine figure in some Hindu traditions.
    • The sage Dharma is often depicted in ancient texts as a wise being.
    • Some lower castes worship Dharma as a god for guidance and protection.
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  • dharmas plural form
  • dharmas' possessive plural form
  • dharma's possessive singular form
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