buddhist
noun (a Buddhist, Buddhists); adjective (Buddhist)
Everyday
- A Buddhist is a person who follows Buddhism, the religion based on the teachings of the Buddha, Siddhartha Gautama. tree →
- Buddhist means to do with Buddhism: a Buddhist temple, Buddhist monks. tree →
In the lessons
In religious education Buddhists follow the Buddha's teachings about ending suffering through the Eightfold Path, meditation and kindness; many live in Asia, and also in the UK, USA, Canada and Australia. Buddhist monks often wear orange or maroon robes. Phrases: «a Buddhist monk», «a Buddhist temple», «Buddhist teachings».
Examples
- My friend's family are Buddhists. tree →
- We visited a Buddhist temple with a big golden statue. tree →
- Buddhist monks shave their heads and wear robes. tree →
- Buddhists try to be kind to all living things. tree →
- Many Buddhists meditate every day. tree →
- Buddhists celebrate Wesak, the Buddha's birthday. tree →
- The Buddhist teacher told us a story about patience. tree →
- Listening attentively, he heard her reading the Buddhist scriptures with great devotion. tree →
Note
Always capital B. «Buddhist» is the person and the adjective; «Buddhism» is the religion; «the Buddha» is its founder. Spelling: double d then h: B-u-d-d-h-i-s-t. Buddhists do not usually worship the Buddha as a god; they honour him as a teacher.
On Mova
- Trees and pragmatics of «buddhist» in the school dictionary: every meaning and example parsed by Mova, with its dependency tree and frames.
- «buddhist» in the school dictionary on Mova free.
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