Definition of Tathagata in English:

Tathagata

noun təˈtɑːɡətətəˈθɑːɡətətəˈtäɡədə

An honorific title of a Buddha, especially the Buddha Gautama, or a person who has attained perfection by following Buddhist principles.
Example sentencesExamples
- The Buddha proclaimed himself a Tathagata and preached his first sermon, a momentous event in the history of Buddhism.
- Then at the same time the Tathagata dwelt together with bodhisattvas and others in the great stupa, in the mandala of the sphere of phenomena.
- Thus the Tathagata was encouraged to start spreading the Buddha Dharma…
- In another poem titled ‘Painting Buddha,’ Chen observed, ‘Having painted the Tathagata [Perfect One], I wish to make a eulogy. / But if the word samadhi [concentration] is in the mouth, it is difficult to show other people.’
- If one practices the Tathagata's esoteric garbha, he is selfless, empty, and peaceful.

Origin

From Pali Tathāgata, from tathā 'in that manner' + gata 'gone'.

Definition of Tathagata in US English:

Tathagata

nountəˈtäɡədə

An honorific title of a buddha.
Example sentencesExamples
- In another poem titled ‘Painting Buddha,’ Chen observed, ‘Having painted the Tathagata [Perfect One], I wish to make a eulogy. / But if the word samadhi [concentration] is in the mouth, it is difficult to show other people.’
- Then at the same time the Tathagata dwelt together with bodhisattvas and others in the great stupa, in the mandala of the sphere of phenomena.
- Thus the Tathagata was encouraged to start spreading the Buddha Dharma…
- The Buddha proclaimed himself a Tathagata and preached his first sermon, a momentous event in the history of Buddhism.
- If one practices the Tathagata's esoteric garbha, he is selfless, empty, and peaceful.

Origin

From Pali Tathāgata, from tathā ‘in that manner’ + gata ‘gone’.

单词	Tathagata
释义	Definition of Tathagata in English: Tathagata noun təˈtɑːɡətətəˈθɑːɡətətəˈtäɡədə An honorific title of a Buddha, especially the Buddha Gautama, or a person who has attained perfection by following Buddhist principles. Example sentencesExamples The Buddha proclaimed himself a Tathagata and preached his first sermon, a momentous event in the history of Buddhism. Then at the same time the Tathagata dwelt together with bodhisattvas and others in the great stupa, in the mandala of the sphere of phenomena. Thus the Tathagata was encouraged to start spreading the Buddha Dharma… In another poem titled ‘Painting Buddha,’ Chen observed, ‘Having painted the Tathagata [Perfect One], I wish to make a eulogy. / But if the word samadhi [concentration] is in the mouth, it is difficult to show other people.’ If one practices the Tathagata's esoteric garbha, he is selfless, empty, and peaceful. Origin From Pali Tathāgata, from tathā 'in that manner' + gata 'gone'. Definition of Tathagata in US English: Tathagata nountəˈtäɡədə An honorific title of a buddha. Example sentencesExamples In another poem titled ‘Painting Buddha,’ Chen observed, ‘Having painted the Tathagata [Perfect One], I wish to make a eulogy. / But if the word samadhi [concentration] is in the mouth, it is difficult to show other people.’ Then at the same time the Tathagata dwelt together with bodhisattvas and others in the great stupa, in the mandala of the sphere of phenomena. Thus the Tathagata was encouraged to start spreading the Buddha Dharma… The Buddha proclaimed himself a Tathagata and preached his first sermon, a momentous event in the history of Buddhism. If one practices the Tathagata's esoteric garbha, he is selfless, empty, and peaceful. Origin From Pali Tathāgata, from tathā ‘in that manner’ + gata ‘gone’.
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