Digital Dictionary of Buddhism
七種定名
Pronunciations[py]qīzhǒng dìngmíng
[wg]ch'i-chung ting-ming
[hg]칠종정명
[mc]chiljong jeongmyeong
[mr]ch'ilchong chŏngmyŏng
[kk]シチシュノジョウミョウ
[hb]shichishu jōmyō
[qn]thất chõng định danh
Basic Meaning: seven kinds of names for meditative concentration
Senses:
Names for seven different types of silent meditation: (1) meditative equipoise 三摩呬多 (samāhita), trans. 等引; (2)meditative concentration 三摩地 (samādhi), trans. 等持, also translit. as 三昧; (3) meditative attainment 三摩鉢底 (samāpatti), trans. 等至; (4) meditative absorption 馱那演那 (dhyāna), trans. 靜慮, also translit. as 禪那; (5) meditative focus 質多翳迦阿羯羅多 (cittaikâgratā): 心一竟性; (6) calm abiding 奢摩他 (Skt. śamatha), trans. 止; (7) meditative comfortable abiding in the manifest world 現法樂住 (Skt. dṛṣṭa-dharma-sukha-vihāra), also called 現法樂行. [Dong Hee Kim, Charles Muller; source(s): BGSJ, JEBD, FGD]
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[Dictionary References]
Bukkyō jiten (Ui) 451
Bulgyo sajeon 875a
Zengaku daijiten (Komazawa U.) 447a
Japanese-English Buddhist Dictionary (Daitō shuppansha) 275a/303
Fo Guang Dictionary 116
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Entry created: 2012-01-08