Noble Truth
/ˌnəʊbl ˈtruːθ/noun
Each of the four fundamental tenets of Buddhism (the four Noble Truths), which summarize the Buddhist philosophy of life.
Origin
Late 19th century; earliest use found in Thomas Rhys Davids (1843–1922), orientalist. From noble + truth adverb, after Pali ariya-sacca, Sanskrit ārya-satya, lit. ‘truth of the Aryas’ from ārya noble one + satya.
- make away with
- make a —— fist of
- makebate
- make-bate
- make-before-break
- make-belief
- make-believe
- make book
- make (both) ends meet
- make-break
- make capital out of
- make certain
- make common cause
- make conversation
- make do
- make do and mend
- makee
- makee-learn
- make ends meet
- make every (or spare no)effort
- make eyes at someone
- makefile
- make for
- make free with
- make fun of