Dictionary definition: Asaṃskṛta

Dictionary definition: asaṃskṛta
A Dictionary of Buddhism;      307 words ...asaṃskṛta (Skt.). The ‘unconditioned’, a term referring to anything that transcends conditioned ( saṃskṛta ) existence in the state of saṃsāra . The ...

Dictionary definition: saṃskṛta
A Dictionary of Buddhism;      322 words ...saṃskṛta (Skt., conditioned; Pāli, saṅkhata ... with the ‘unconditioned’ ( asaṃskṛta ), a synonym for nirvāṇa . Nirvā ...

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