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planet
{i} gezegen

Benim çok eğitimli annem az önce bize dokuz gezegeni gösterdi. - My very educated mother just showed us nine planets.

Neptün, güneş sisteminin sekizinci gezegenidir. - Neptune is the eighth planet of the solar system.

planet
seyyare
planet
{i} planet
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(literally, world): A physical or subtle realm of existence
Planet, star, place of residence, living environment
In Hinduism, the universe or any particular division of it. The most common division of the universe is the tri-loka, or three worlds (heaven, earth, and atmosphere, or heaven, world, and netherworld), each of which is divided into seven regions. Sometimes, instead of the tri-loka, 14 worlds are envisioned, seven above the earth and seven below. Whatever the division, it illustrates the basic Hindu concept of hierarchically ordered worlds. arupa loka brahma loka rupa loka
Planet; plane of life
World
planet
'World', denotes the three spheres of existence comprising the whole world in Buddhist cosmology
place; realm, as the deva loka, the realm of the gods
(Sanskrit word meaning "realm"): plane of existence
A world

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arupa-loka
In Buddhism, the "world of immaterial form," the highest of the three spheres of existence in which rebirth takes place. The others are the "fine-material world" (rupa-loka) and the "world of feeling" (kama-loka). In the arupa-loka, existence depends on the stage of concentration attained in the previous life, of which there are four levels: the infinity of space, the infinity of thought, the infinity of nonbeing, and the infinity of neither consciousness nor nonconsciousness. Beings in the arupa-loka do not have a material body
brahma-loka
In Hinduism and Buddhism, the realm of pious celestial spirits. In Theravada, it includes the 20 uppermost planes of existence. The lower 16 of these are the rupa-brahma-loka, material realms inhabited by progressively radiant gods. The highest four realms, the arupa-brahma-loka, are devoid of substance. Rebirth into these realms is the reward for great virtue and meditation; the level attained is determined by faithfulness to the Buddha, the dharma and the sangha. See also arupa-loka, rupa-loka
rupa-loka
In Buddhism, any of the 16 planes of existence into which those beings who have renounced sense desires are reborn. It is intermediate between the kama-loka, where material beings are born, and the arupa-loka, where only the mind exists. Its upper levels are called the Pure Abodes, the birthplace of those beings who do not return to lower planes in subsequent births. The rupa-loka, free from sensuous desire but still conditioned by form, is inhabited by gods. See also karma