Arya (Buddhism)
Arya (Sanskrit: आर्य pronounced ārya; Pāli: ariya) is a term used in Buddhism that can be translated as 'noble', 'not ordinary', 'valuable', 'precious', 'pure', 'rich'. Arya in the sense of 'noble' or 'exalted' is frequently used in Buddhist texts to designate a spiritual warrior or hero.
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia This article is about the use of the term "arya" within Buddhism. For a general explanation of the Sanskrit term, see Aryan. Translations of Arya Englishnoble not ordinary precious Sanskritआर्य Paliariya Burmeseအရိယာ Chinese聖 (Pinyin: shèng) Japanese聖 (Rōmaji: sei; shō) Tibetanའཕགས་པ་ (Wylie: phags pa; THL: pakpa) Glossary of Buddhism Arya (Sanskrit: आर्य pronounced ārya; Pāli: ariya) is a term used in Buddhism that can be translated as 'noble', 'not ordinary', 'valuable', 'precious',[a] 'pure',[2] 'rich'. Arya in the sense of 'noble'…
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