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| + | [[ratnatraya]]. alt. -[[triratna]]- (P. [[ratanattay]] a/[[tiratana]]; T. [[dkon mchog gsum]]; C. [[sanbao]]; J. [[sanbō]]; K. [[sambo]] [[三寶]]). | ||
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| + | In [[Sanskrit]], the “[[three jewels]],” also translated into English as the “[[triple gem]]” or the “[[three treasures]]”; the term is also often given as [[triratna]]. | ||
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| + | see also: [[Three Jewels]] | ||
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Revision as of 14:10, 2 November 2015
ratnatraya. alt. -triratna- (P. ratanattay a/tiratana; T. dkon mchog gsum; C. sanbao; J. sanbō; K. sambo 三寶).
In Sanskrit, the “three jewels,” also translated into English as the “triple gem” or the “three treasures”; the term is also often given as triratna.
see also: Three Jewels
Source
The Princeton Dictionary of Buddhism by Robert E. Buswell Jr. and Donald S. Lopez Jr.
