Definition of Lamaism in English:

Lamaism

nounˈlɑːməɪz(ə)mˈlɑməˌɪzəm

mass noun

The system of doctrine and observances inculcated and maintained by lamas; Tibetan Buddhism.
喇嘛教；藏传佛教
Example sentencesExamples
- Mahayana Buddhism combined with the native Tibetan religion to create a new form of Buddhism, called Lamaism.
- In the 16th century they were converted to Lamaism.
- The Dongba culture or ancient Naxi culture combines elements of Lamaism, Buddhism and Taoism.
- Chinese officials did, however, try to conciliate the nomads by promoting Tibetan Lamaism, the religion of the Mongols.
- We then went to The Palace of Heavenly Tranquility where sacrifices were made to the Gods of Manchos and Lamaism.
- Finally, on the 3rd of March, the group departed Hoten and on the 26th they arrived at the towns of Koyafu and nearby Oyafu, both of which are centers of Lamaism.
- In some pastoral areas, the Ewenki believe in Lamaism, the Tibetan form of Buddhism adopted by the majority of Mongols.
- The main religion is Lamaism, which is the Yellow Sect of Tibetan Buddhism.
- The Uygurs, Huis, Uzbeks, and Kazaks are Muslims whereas the Mongolians generally believe in the Yellow sect of Lamaism.

Derivatives

Lamaist

noun & adjectiveˈlɑːməɪstˈlɑmə(j)əst

The Bogd Gegeen, or spiritual leader of Mongolia's Lamaists, was proclaimed khan of Mongolia on 16 December, and the country's religious center, Urga, became the capital.
Example sentencesExamples
- There is also a religious justification for the ban in this staunchly Lamaist Buddhist kingdom.
- Scroll paintings called tanka that depicted the various gods and saints of Lamaist Buddhism decorated every temple.
- The Chinese Emperor was the highest patron of Lamaist Buddhism - a concept which allowed the Emperor to think of the Dalai Lama as his client, and the Dalai Lama to think of the Emperor as his disciple.
- A Lamaist monk, he wears a five-part ritual crown similar to the one in Plate XIII, from the collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Definition of Lamaism in US English:

Lamaism

nounˈlɑməˌɪzəmˈläməˌizəm

The system of doctrine and observances inculcated and maintained by lamas; Tibetan Buddhism.
喇嘛教；藏传佛教
Example sentencesExamples
- The main religion is Lamaism, which is the Yellow Sect of Tibetan Buddhism.
- The Dongba culture or ancient Naxi culture combines elements of Lamaism, Buddhism and Taoism.
- Chinese officials did, however, try to conciliate the nomads by promoting Tibetan Lamaism, the religion of the Mongols.
- In some pastoral areas, the Ewenki believe in Lamaism, the Tibetan form of Buddhism adopted by the majority of Mongols.
- We then went to The Palace of Heavenly Tranquility where sacrifices were made to the Gods of Manchos and Lamaism.
- Mahayana Buddhism combined with the native Tibetan religion to create a new form of Buddhism, called Lamaism.
- The Uygurs, Huis, Uzbeks, and Kazaks are Muslims whereas the Mongolians generally believe in the Yellow sect of Lamaism.
- In the 16th century they were converted to Lamaism.
- Finally, on the 3rd of March, the group departed Hoten and on the 26th they arrived at the towns of Koyafu and nearby Oyafu, both of which are centers of Lamaism.

词汇	Lamaism
释义	Definition of Lamaism in English: Lamaism nounˈlɑːməɪz(ə)mˈlɑməˌɪzəm mass noun The system of doctrine and observances inculcated and maintained by lamas; Tibetan Buddhism. 喇嘛教；藏传佛教 Example sentencesExamples Mahayana Buddhism combined with the native Tibetan religion to create a new form of Buddhism, called Lamaism. In the 16th century they were converted to Lamaism. The Dongba culture or ancient Naxi culture combines elements of Lamaism, Buddhism and Taoism. Chinese officials did, however, try to conciliate the nomads by promoting Tibetan Lamaism, the religion of the Mongols. We then went to The Palace of Heavenly Tranquility where sacrifices were made to the Gods of Manchos and Lamaism. Finally, on the 3rd of March, the group departed Hoten and on the 26th they arrived at the towns of Koyafu and nearby Oyafu, both of which are centers of Lamaism. In some pastoral areas, the Ewenki believe in Lamaism, the Tibetan form of Buddhism adopted by the majority of Mongols. The main religion is Lamaism, which is the Yellow Sect of Tibetan Buddhism. The Uygurs, Huis, Uzbeks, and Kazaks are Muslims whereas the Mongolians generally believe in the Yellow sect of Lamaism. Derivatives Lamaist noun & adjectiveˈlɑːməɪstˈlɑmə(j)əst The Bogd Gegeen, or spiritual leader of Mongolia's Lamaists, was proclaimed khan of Mongolia on 16 December, and the country's religious center, Urga, became the capital. Example sentencesExamples There is also a religious justification for the ban in this staunchly Lamaist Buddhist kingdom. Scroll paintings called tanka that depicted the various gods and saints of Lamaist Buddhism decorated every temple. The Chinese Emperor was the highest patron of Lamaist Buddhism - a concept which allowed the Emperor to think of the Dalai Lama as his client, and the Dalai Lama to think of the Emperor as his disciple. A Lamaist monk, he wears a five-part ritual crown similar to the one in Plate XIII, from the collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Definition of Lamaism in US English: Lamaism nounˈlɑməˌɪzəmˈläməˌizəm The system of doctrine and observances inculcated and maintained by lamas; Tibetan Buddhism. 喇嘛教；藏传佛教 Example sentencesExamples The main religion is Lamaism, which is the Yellow Sect of Tibetan Buddhism. The Dongba culture or ancient Naxi culture combines elements of Lamaism, Buddhism and Taoism. Chinese officials did, however, try to conciliate the nomads by promoting Tibetan Lamaism, the religion of the Mongols. In some pastoral areas, the Ewenki believe in Lamaism, the Tibetan form of Buddhism adopted by the majority of Mongols. We then went to The Palace of Heavenly Tranquility where sacrifices were made to the Gods of Manchos and Lamaism. Mahayana Buddhism combined with the native Tibetan religion to create a new form of Buddhism, called Lamaism. The Uygurs, Huis, Uzbeks, and Kazaks are Muslims whereas the Mongolians generally believe in the Yellow sect of Lamaism. In the 16th century they were converted to Lamaism. Finally, on the 3rd of March, the group departed Hoten and on the 26th they arrived at the towns of Koyafu and nearby Oyafu, both of which are centers of Lamaism.
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