The texts indicate that when the Buddha's first disciples heard about anatta, their hearts were filled with joy and they immediately experienced Nirvana.
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Anatta
Synonyms for "anatta" (2 found)
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19 translations across 16 languages.
Burmese
1 entries- အနတ္တ noun (idea that there is no separate self or soul)
Chinese Mandarin
1 entries- 無我 /无我 noun (idea that there is no separate self or soul)
Finnish
2 entries- anatta noun (idea that there is no separate self or soul)
- minuuttomuus noun (idea that there is no separate self or soul)
French
2 entries- anâtman noun (idea that there is no separate self or soul)
- anātman noun (idea that there is no separate self or soul)
Hindi
1 entries- अनत्त noun (idea that there is no separate self or soul)
Japanese
1 entries- 無我 noun (idea that there is no separate self or soul)
Khmer
1 entries- អនត្តា noun (idea that there is no separate self or soul)
Korean
1 entries- 무아 noun (idea that there is no separate self or soul)
Lao
1 entries- ອະນັດຕາ noun (idea that there is no separate self or soul)
Pali
1 entries- anattā noun (idea that there is no separate self or soul)
Russian
2 entries- ана́тман noun (idea that there is no separate self or soul)
- ана́тта noun (idea that there is no separate self or soul)
Sanskrit
1 entries- अनात्मन् noun (idea that there is no separate self or soul)
Shan
1 entries- ဢၼတ်ႉတႃႉ noun (idea that there is no separate self or soul)
Sinhalese
1 entries- අනාත්ම noun (idea that there is no separate self or soul)
Thai
1 entries- อนัตตา noun (idea that there is no separate self or soul)
Vietnamese
1 entries- vô ngã noun (idea that there is no separate self or soul)
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