(a) buddhist

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Budist

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buddhist
{s} budist

Hindistan Hindu'ydu, sonra Budist oldu, sonra tekrar Hindu oldu ve Hinduizm Budizm'i tekrar emdi. - India was Hindu, then it became Buddhist, then it became Hindu again, as Hinduism reabsorbed Buddhism.

Budist tapınağına gidiyoruz. O güzel. - We go to the Buddhist shrine. It is beautiful.

Buddhist
i., s. Budist
Buddhist
{i} Budist kimse
Buddhist
(isim) Budist kimse
buddhist
(sıfat) budist
buddhist literature
budist edebiyatı
uighur buddhist literature
uygur budist edebiyatı
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buddhist
bakınız Budist
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of, relating to, or practicing Buddhism
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A practitioner of the religion and philosophy of Buddhism
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A follower of the Indian religious and spiritual teacher, Buddha
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A calendrical system dating from the birth of the Buddha (taken as 543 BC)
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Indicates that the speaker is a Buddhist
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monk of the Buddhist religion (nontheistic religion founded by the Buddha)
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one who follows the teachings of Buddha
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{s} of the Buddhist religion
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Of or pertaining to Buddha, Buddhism, or the Buddhists
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One who accepts the teachings of Buddhism
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(a) buddhist