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ภควา                                        342                                 มนุษยธรรม



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               ภควา ดู พระผูมีพระภาค.                         ภาวนามยปญญา (Bhàvanàmayapa¤¤à) wisdom
               ภพ  (Bhava)  becoming; existence; process of      resulting from mental development;
                 becoming; state of existence.                   understanding through practice.
               ภยาคติ  (Bhayàgati)  wrong way of behaviour     ภาวนามัย  (Bhàvanàmaya)  (merit) gained
                 consisting in fear; prejudice caused by fear.   through, or connected with, meditation;
               ภวตัณหา  (Bhavataõhà)  craving for existence;     merit accomplished by mental culture;
                 craving for rebirth; craving for sensual pleas-  mental culture as a way of making merit.
                 ures connected with the view of eternalism.   ภาเวตัพพธรรม  (Bhàvetabbadhamma)  that
               ภวังค  (Bhavaïga)  life-continuum; the           which is to be developed, i.e. the Noble
                 subliminal consciousness; constituent of        Eightfold Path.
                 becoming; the passive state of mind.          ภาษิต (Bhàsita) a saying.
               ภังคะ  (Bhaïga)  dissolution; cessation;        ภิกขา (Bhikkhà) alms; begged food.
                 dissolving or waning moment.                  ภิกขาจาร  (Bhikkhàcàra)  going about for  alms;
               ภัณฑาคาริก  (Bhaõóàgàrika) a store-keeper or      begging for alms.
                 treasurer.                                    ภิกษุ  (Bhikkhu)  a Bhikkhu; Bhikshu; Buddhist
               ภัณฑูกรรม (Bhaõóåkamma) close shaving; act        monk.
                 of shaving close.                             ภิกษุณี  (Bhikkhunã)  a Bhikkhuni; Bhikshuni;
               ภัต (Bhatta) food; meal; boiled rice.             Buddhist nun.
               ภัตกิจ (Bhattakicca) taking a meal.             ภูต (Bhåta) 1. the elements of which the body is
               ภัตตุเทศก  (Bhattuddesaka)  one in charge of     composed. ดู มหาภูตรูป. 2. a living being; born
                 the distribution of food; an elder who          creature. 3. a ghost. 4. an Arahant.
                 supervises the distribution of food; super-   ภูมิ  (Bhåmi)  1. ground; plane; stage; level.  2.
                 intendent of meals; issuer of meals.            plane of existence; plane of consciousness.
               ภัย (Bhaya) fear; fright; danger.               เภสัช (Bhesajja) medicine; drug.
               ภาวะ (Bhàva) fixed nature; condition; state of being.  โภคะ  (Bhoga)  wealth; riches; possession;
               ภาวนา (Bhàvanà) development; mental culture;      enjoyment.
                 meditation.                                   โภชนะ (Bhojana) food; meal.
               ภาวนาปธาน  (Bhàvanàpadhàna)  the effort to      โภชนียะ (Bhojanãya) fit to be eaten; soft food.
                 develop unrisen good; the effort to develop   โภชเนมัตตัญุตา  (Bhojanematta¤¤utà)  mod-
                 wholesome states.                               eration in eating.

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               มงคล (Maïgala) festivity; good omen; auspice;     the magic of sound. ดู สวดมนต.
                 auspicious ceremony; (the thirty-eight)       มนะ,  มโน  (Mana)  mind; thinking function;
                 blessings. adj. auspicious.                     thinking faculty.
               มณฑป  (Maõóapa)  a pavilion; temporary shed;    มนสิการ  (Manasikàra)  attention; pondering;
                 square spired pavilion.                         attentiveness; advertence; mental appli-
               มทะ (Mada) intoxication; pride; sexual excess.    cation; reflection.
               มนต,  มนตร  (Manta)  a charm; spell; incan-   มนุษย (Manussa) a human being.
                 tation; sacred or magical formula or invo-    มนุษยธรรม  (Manussadhamma)  humanity;
                 cation; verbal formulas used as incantations in   virtue of man; the Five Precepts.
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