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Impermanence (Buddhism)

Impermanence, called Anicca in Pāli and anitya in Sanskrit, appears extensively in the Pali Canon as one of the essential doctrines of Buddhism. The doctrine asserts that all of conditioned existence, without exception, is "transient, evanescent, inconstant".

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Burmese
အနိစ္စ (MLCTS: anicca)
Chinese
無常 (Pinyin: wúcháng)
English
Impermanence
Japanese
無常 (Rōmaji: mujō)
Khmer
អនិច្ចំ (UNGEGN: ânĭchchâm)
Korean
무상 (RR: musang)

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Impermanence (Buddhism)

Nodes22
Edges21
Triples12
Avg. degree1.91
Density0.090909
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Impermanence (Buddhism)

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Burmese · 1
Impermanence (Buddhism) → အနိစ္စ (MLCTS: anicca)
Chinese · 1
Impermanence (Buddhism) → 無常 (Pinyin: wúcháng)
English · 1
Impermanence (Buddhism) → Impermanence
Japanese · 1
Impermanence (Buddhism) → 無常 (Rōmaji: mujō)
Khmer · 1
Impermanence (Buddhism) → អនិច្ចំ (UNGEGN: ânĭchchâm)
Korean · 1
Impermanence (Buddhism) → 무상 (RR: musang)
Pali · 1
Impermanence (Buddhism) → अनिच्च (anicca)
Sanskrit · 1
Impermanence (Buddhism) → अनित्य (IAST: anitya)
Tagalog · 1
Impermanence (Buddhism) → anissa
Thai · 1
Impermanence (Buddhism) → อนิจจัง (RTGS: anitchang)

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anicca buddhism existence change one anatta dukkha life impermanence suffering things marks pali without three essence sanskrit anitya impermanent physical

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Impermanence (Buddhism)Burmeseအနိစ္စ (MLCTS: anicca)1.00infobox
Impermanence (Buddhism)Chinese無常 (Pinyin: wúcháng)1.00infobox
Impermanence (Buddhism)EnglishImpermanence1.00infobox
Impermanence (Buddhism)Japanese無常 (Rōmaji: mujō)1.00infobox
Impermanence (Buddhism)Khmerអនិច្ចំ (UNGEGN: ânĭchchâm)1.00infobox
Impermanence (Buddhism)Korean무상 (RR: musang)1.00infobox
Impermanence (Buddhism)Paliअनिच्च (anicca)1.00infobox
Impermanence (Buddhism)Sanskritअनित्य (IAST: anitya)1.00infobox
Impermanence (Buddhism)Tagaloganissa1.00infobox
Impermanence (Buddhism)Thaiอนิจจัง (RTGS: anitchang)1.00infobox
Impermanence (Buddhism)Tibetanམི་རྟག་པ་ (Wylie: mi rtag pa, THL: mi tak pa)1.00infobox
Impermanence (Buddhism)Vietnamesevô thường1.00infobox

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