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nirvana

/nɪəˈvɑː.nə/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa un estado trascendente de paz perfecta y liberación, a menudo asociado con la extinción de los deseos y sufrimientos, o cualquier lugar o situación de felicidad y deleite absolutos.

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noun

/nɪəˈvɑː.nə/C1formal
  • esSustantivo que designa un estado trascendente de paz perfecta y liberación, a menudo asociado con la extinción de los deseos y sufrimientos, o cualquier lugar o situación de felicidad y deleite absolutos.

A noun referring to a transcendent state of perfect peace and liberation, often associated with the extinction of desire and suffering, or any place of complete bliss and delight.

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  1. Spiritual liberationC1formal

    In Hinduism and Buddhism, the ultimate state of being free from suffering, desire, and the cycle of rebirth, characterized by profound peace and bliss.

    esNirvana (liberación espiritual)

    • The monk meditated for years to achieve nirvana.
    • Nirvana represents the extinguishing of all worldly desires.
    • In Buddhist teachings, nirvana is the highest spiritual goal.

    Sinónimosawakeningblissenlightenmentliberationsatori

  2. Perfect happinessB2informal

    A state or place of complete happiness, peace, and contentment.

    esNirvana

    • Lying on the beach with a good book was pure nirvana.
    • For chocolate lovers, this shop is nirvana.
    • After a long week, a hot bath felt like nirvana.

    Sinónimosblisscloud nineecstasyedenfelicityheavenparadiseseventh heavenshangri-lautopia

    Antónimosagonyanguishdespairhellmiserysufferingtormentwretchedness

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  • nirvanas' possessive plural form
  • nirvana's possessive singular form
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