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สาวก                                        354                                  เสขะ, พระ



               สาวก (Sàvaka) a disciple; hearer; follower.       Order; leave monkhood; disrobe. ดู ลาสิกขา.
               สํ านักสงฆ  (Saïghanivàsa*, Saïghaniketa*)     สุกขวิปสสก  (Sukkhavipassaka)  a dry-visioned
                 monastic residence; monks’ lodging.             Arahant; bare-insight worker.
               สํ ารวม  (Sa§vara)  1. to be composed; self-    สุข  (Sukha)  1. happiness; ease; joy; comfort;
                 controlled; restrained; decorous; sedate.  2.   pleasure. 2. physical or bodily happiness or
                 commingled; mixed (food).                       ease.
               สิกขมานา  (Sikkhamànà)  a female novice         สุคต (Sugata) the Happy One; the Well-Farer;
                 undergoing a probationary course of two years   the Buddha.
                 (before receiving the higher ordination).     สุคติ (Sugati) (the two or twenty-seven) Happy
               สิกขา (Sikkhà)  learning; study; training; dis-   States; blissful states of existence; good
                 cipline.                                        bourn.
               สิกขาบท (Sikkhàpada) a disciplinary rule; rule   สุจริต (Sucarita) right conduct; good conduct;
                 of morality; precept; training rule.            uprightness.
               สีมา  (Sãmà)  a boundary; limit; precinct;      สุตะ  (Suta)  that which is heard or learnt;
                 consecrated area (established by sanctioned     hearing; learning.
                 boundaries).                                  สุตตนิบาต (Suttanipàta) “Collected Discourses”;
               สีล  (Sãla)  morality; moral practice; moral      “Woven Cadences of Early Buddhists”; name
                 conduct; code of morality; Buddhist ethics; a   of the fifth division of the Khuddaka Nikàya.
                 precept; rule of morality.                    สุตตันตปฎก  (Suttantapiñaka)  “The Basket of
               สีลมัย (Sãlamaya) (merit) to be gained through, or   Discourses”; The Basket of Sermons”; the
                 connected with, morality.                       second main division of the Pali Canon
               สีลวิสุทธิ  (Sãlavisuddhi)  purity of morality; puri-  containing discourses.
                 fication of morality.                         สุตมยปญญา  (Sutamayapa¤¤à)  understanding
               สีลสัมปทา  (Sãlasampadà)  achievement of vir-     acquired by learning; wisdom resulting from
                 tue; fulfilment of moral conduct.               study.
               สีลสามัญญตา (Sãlasàma¤¤atà) equality in moral   สุททะ ดู ศูทร.
                 conduct; unity in moral or disciplinary prac-  สุทธาวาส (Suddhàvàsa) (the Five) Pure Abodes
                 tices.                                          (in the Form Sphere) where the Non-
               สีลสิกขา ดู อธิศีลสิกขา.                          Returners are reborn.
               สีลัพพตปรามาส  (Sãlabbataparàmàsa)  adher-      สุภาษิต  (Subhàsita)  pleasant speech; well-
                 ence to mere rules and rituals; clinging to     spoken words; a proverb.
                 rules and vows; overestimation regarding the   สุราเมรยมัชชปมาทัฏฐาน  (Suràmerayamajja-
                 efficacy of rules and observances.              pamàdaññhàna) (taking) intoxicants tending to
               สีลัพพตุปาทาน  (Sãlabbatupàdàna)  clinging to     cloud the mind; intoxicants causing
                 mere rules and rituals; adherence to rites and   carelessness.
                 ceremonies; attachment to the belief in the   สุริยคติ  (Suriyagati*)  the system of a solar
                 efficacy of religious ceremonies and rituals.   calendar.
               สีลานุสติ  (Silànussati)  recollection of morality;   สูตร  (Sutta; Suttanta)  a discourse; dialogue;
                 reflection on the advantages of morality or     aphorism.
                 on one’s own morals.                          สูตร,  พระ  (Sutta; Suttapiñaka)  the discourses;
               สีหไสยา (Sãhaseyyà) lying like a lion; lying on   the original sermons and dialogues of the
                 the right side.                                 Buddha. ดู สุตตันตปฎก.
               สึก  (Uppabbajati, Vibbhamati)  v.  to leave the   เสขะ, พระ (Sekha; Sekkha) the learner, i.e. one
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