Definition of prajnaparamita in English:

prajnaparamita

(also prajna-paramita, prajna paramita)

noun ˌpradʒnəˈpɑːrəmɪtəˌprʌdʒnəˈpɑːrəmɪtə

Buddhism

(The name of) a group of ancient Mahayana Buddhist texts on the perfection of wisdom (frequently attributive); one of the teachings contained within them. Also occasionally: one of these texts.

Origin

Early 19th century; earliest use found in Asiatic Research. From Sanskrit prajñā-pāramitā perfection of understanding (in Mahayana Buddhism, the ultimate perfection of six), alteration of Pali paññā-pāramī the fourth of ten such perfections + Sanskrit -tā, suffix forming abstract nouns.

Definition of prajnaparamita in US English:

prajnaparamita

(also prajna-paramita, prajna paramita)

noun

Buddhism

(The name of) a group of ancient Mahayana Buddhist texts on the perfection of wisdom (frequently attributive); one of the teachings contained within them. Also occasionally: one of these texts.

Origin

Early 19th century; earliest use found in Asiatic Research. From Sanskrit prajñā-pāramitā perfection of understanding (in Mahayana Buddhism, the ultimate perfection of six), alteration of Pali paññā-pāramī the fourth of ten such perfections + Sanskrit -tā, suffix forming abstract nouns.

词汇	prajnaparamita
释义	Definition of prajnaparamita in English: prajnaparamita (also prajna-paramita, prajna paramita) noun ˌpradʒnəˈpɑːrəmɪtəˌprʌdʒnəˈpɑːrəmɪtə Buddhism (The name of) a group of ancient Mahayana Buddhist texts on the perfection of wisdom (frequently attributive); one of the teachings contained within them. Also occasionally: one of these texts. Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in Asiatic Research. From Sanskrit prajñā-pāramitā perfection of understanding (in Mahayana Buddhism, the ultimate perfection of six), alteration of Pali paññā-pāramī the fourth of ten such perfections + Sanskrit -tā, suffix forming abstract nouns. Definition of prajnaparamita in US English: prajnaparamita (also prajna-paramita, prajna paramita) noun Buddhism (The name of) a group of ancient Mahayana Buddhist texts on the perfection of wisdom (frequently attributive); one of the teachings contained within them. Also occasionally: one of these texts. Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in Asiatic Research. From Sanskrit prajñā-pāramitā perfection of understanding (in Mahayana Buddhism, the ultimate perfection of six), alteration of Pali paññā-pāramī the fourth of ten such perfections + Sanskrit -tā, suffix forming abstract nouns.
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