Definition of arhat in English:

arhat

nounˈɑːhatˈärhət

(in Buddhism and Jainism) a saint of one of the highest ranks.
（佛教和耆那教中的）阿罗汉（最高级别的圣人之一）
Example sentencesExamples
- The statue of Ragora, meanwhile, one of eighteen arhats produced for the Kyoto temple Manpukuji in 1663-64, depicts the figure holding open his abdomen to reveal the face of the Buddha (the Buddha nature) within.
- It has electric lights and the tiny figures of the arhats move.
- In addition, as a gesture of turning the wheel of Dharma, the Buddhas and arhats always go in a clockwise direction, so it seems sensible and appropriate to incorporate this also.
- But, differently from other temples where either the 18 arhats who preach Buddhism or the 20 ‘Guardians of Buddhist Law’ stand on two sides of the hall, here, they stand together.
- Buddha said, ‘Indra, all of the great arhats among my disciples cannot decipher the meaning of this.’
- The Hinayana approach stresses the ideal of the arhat, the enlightened one who has attained nirvana.
- A 3.5-metre-long ivory is another treasure blessing the palace, on which is carved a subminiature sutra of 82,000 characters and pictures of 500 arhats.
- Striving all through the night, Samudra broke through the bonds of earthly attachments and became an arhat, a liberated being.
- In fact, there were many great teachers at the time of the Buddha, thousands of women who attained liberation, who became arhats, and we can point to a number of women Buddhist teachers throughout history.
- Eighteen arhats stands by the two sides of the statue.

Origin

From Sanskrit, literally 'meritorious'.

Definition of arhat in US English:

arhat

nounˈärhət

(in Buddhism and Jainism) someone who has attained the goal of the religious life.
Example sentencesExamples
- In fact, there were many great teachers at the time of the Buddha, thousands of women who attained liberation, who became arhats, and we can point to a number of women Buddhist teachers throughout history.
- Buddha said, ‘Indra, all of the great arhats among my disciples cannot decipher the meaning of this.’
- Striving all through the night, Samudra broke through the bonds of earthly attachments and became an arhat, a liberated being.
- In addition, as a gesture of turning the wheel of Dharma, the Buddhas and arhats always go in a clockwise direction, so it seems sensible and appropriate to incorporate this also.
- It has electric lights and the tiny figures of the arhats move.
- A 3.5-metre-long ivory is another treasure blessing the palace, on which is carved a subminiature sutra of 82,000 characters and pictures of 500 arhats.
- The Hinayana approach stresses the ideal of the arhat, the enlightened one who has attained nirvana.
- But, differently from other temples where either the 18 arhats who preach Buddhism or the 20 ‘Guardians of Buddhist Law’ stand on two sides of the hall, here, they stand together.
- Eighteen arhats stands by the two sides of the statue.
- The statue of Ragora, meanwhile, one of eighteen arhats produced for the Kyoto temple Manpukuji in 1663-64, depicts the figure holding open his abdomen to reveal the face of the Buddha (the Buddha nature) within.

Origin

From Sanskrit, literally ‘meritorious’.

词汇	arhat
释义	Definition of arhat in English: arhat nounˈɑːhatˈärhət (in Buddhism and Jainism) a saint of one of the highest ranks. （佛教和耆那教中的）阿罗汉（最高级别的圣人之一） Example sentencesExamples The statue of Ragora, meanwhile, one of eighteen arhats produced for the Kyoto temple Manpukuji in 1663-64, depicts the figure holding open his abdomen to reveal the face of the Buddha (the Buddha nature) within. It has electric lights and the tiny figures of the arhats move. In addition, as a gesture of turning the wheel of Dharma, the Buddhas and arhats always go in a clockwise direction, so it seems sensible and appropriate to incorporate this also. But, differently from other temples where either the 18 arhats who preach Buddhism or the 20 ‘Guardians of Buddhist Law’ stand on two sides of the hall, here, they stand together. Buddha said, ‘Indra, all of the great arhats among my disciples cannot decipher the meaning of this.’ The Hinayana approach stresses the ideal of the arhat, the enlightened one who has attained nirvana. A 3.5-metre-long ivory is another treasure blessing the palace, on which is carved a subminiature sutra of 82,000 characters and pictures of 500 arhats. Striving all through the night, Samudra broke through the bonds of earthly attachments and became an arhat, a liberated being. In fact, there were many great teachers at the time of the Buddha, thousands of women who attained liberation, who became arhats, and we can point to a number of women Buddhist teachers throughout history. Eighteen arhats stands by the two sides of the statue. Origin From Sanskrit, literally 'meritorious'. Definition of arhat in US English: arhat nounˈärhət (in Buddhism and Jainism) someone who has attained the goal of the religious life. Example sentencesExamples In fact, there were many great teachers at the time of the Buddha, thousands of women who attained liberation, who became arhats, and we can point to a number of women Buddhist teachers throughout history. Buddha said, ‘Indra, all of the great arhats among my disciples cannot decipher the meaning of this.’ Striving all through the night, Samudra broke through the bonds of earthly attachments and became an arhat, a liberated being. In addition, as a gesture of turning the wheel of Dharma, the Buddhas and arhats always go in a clockwise direction, so it seems sensible and appropriate to incorporate this also. It has electric lights and the tiny figures of the arhats move. A 3.5-metre-long ivory is another treasure blessing the palace, on which is carved a subminiature sutra of 82,000 characters and pictures of 500 arhats. The Hinayana approach stresses the ideal of the arhat, the enlightened one who has attained nirvana. But, differently from other temples where either the 18 arhats who preach Buddhism or the 20 ‘Guardians of Buddhist Law’ stand on two sides of the hall, here, they stand together. Eighteen arhats stands by the two sides of the statue. The statue of Ragora, meanwhile, one of eighteen arhats produced for the Kyoto temple Manpukuji in 1663-64, depicts the figure holding open his abdomen to reveal the face of the Buddha (the Buddha nature) within. Origin From Sanskrit, literally ‘meritorious’.
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