skandha

English

Etymology

Borrowing from Sanskrit स्कन्ध (skandhá, “mass, heap”).

Noun

skandha (plural skandhas)

(Buddhism) Any of the five attributes that constitute the sentient being; aggregate

Translations

any of the five aspects constituting the sentient being in Buddhism

Arabic: ^{(please verify)} سْكَانْدَا‎ (skāndā)
Burmese: ခန္ဒာ (hkanda)
Chinese:
Cantonese: 蘊, 蕴 (wan^³)

Hakka: 蘊 (vún)

Mandarin: 蘊 (zh), 蕴 (zh) (yùn)

Min Nan: 蘊, 蕴 (un)
Czech: ^{(please verify)} skandha
Dutch: ^{(please verify)} khandha
Finnish: skandha
French: ^{(please verify)} skandha
German: ^{(please verify)} skandha
Hebrew: ^{(please verify)} סקנדה‎ (sqandah)
Indonesian: khandha
Italian: aggregato (it) m
Japanese: 蘊 (ja) (うん, un)

Korean: 온 (ko) (on)
Kyrgyz: скандха (skandha)
Lithuanian: skandha
Pali: khandha
Portuguese: agregado (pt) m
Russian: скандх (skandx)
Sanskrit: स्कन्ध (sa) m (skandhá)
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: ску̏пина f

Roman: skȕpina (sh) f
Shan: ၶၼ်ႇထႃႇ (khàn thàa)
Spanish: agregado (es) m
Thai: ขันธ์ (k̄hạnṭh)
Tibetan: ཕུང་པོ (phung po)
Turkish: ^{(please verify)} skandha
Vietnamese: uẩn

See also

Anagrams

dhansak, khandas

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