閦 (chù) - Buddhist term meaning 'multitude' or 'assembly', specifically referring
閦 · chù
Buddhist term meaning 'multitude' or 'assembly', specifically referring to a gathering of Buddhas or bodhisattvas.
Buddhist term meaning 'multitude' or 'assembly', specifically referring
Usage highlights
Akshobhya BuddhaMultitude of BuddhasBuddhist assemblyGreat gatheringSacred multitude
Usage & contexts
Examples
- The term appears in Buddhist texts(閦 in Buddhist scriptures)
- It denotes a multitude of enlightened beings(諸佛閦)
- Used in names of specific Buddha assemblies(阿閦佛)
Collocations
- Akshobhya Buddha(阿閦佛)
- Multitude of Buddhas(諸佛閦)
- Buddhist assembly(佛閦)
- Great gathering(大閦)
- Sacred multitude(聖閦)
Idioms
- Akshobhya Buddha of the East(東方阿閦佛)
- The Unshakable One(阿閦如來)
Cultural background
FAQ- Primarily used in Buddhist contexts, especially in Mahayana Buddhism
- Appears in the names of specific Buddhas like Akshobhya (阿閦佛)
- Represents the concept of collective enlightenment and spiritual assemblies