般涅槃

From Sanskrit परिनिर्वाण (parinirvāṇa, past participle), transcribed in Huilin's Yiqiejing Yinyi (Book XXI) as 般利涅盤那 (Middle Chinese /*pʷɑ(n) li^H net̚ bʷɑn nɑ/), and the declension forms Sanskrit परिनिर्वाणम् n sg (parinirvāṇam) or Pali parinibbānaṃ n sg transcribed in the Liao-era Buddhist glossary 《續一切經音義》 (Addenda to the Yiqiejing Yinyi, Book X) as 波利儞嚩南 (/*puɑ li^H nɨ^X mɑ^X nəm/). The form has also been used to translate related verbs. See 涅槃 (nièpán).

般涅槃

1. (Buddhism) parinirvana

般涅槃

1. (Buddhism) to attain parinirvana; to become fully extinguished

   • 從四禪起，佛般涅槃。 [Classical Chinese, trad.]
     从四禅起，佛般涅槃。 [Classical Chinese, simp.]

     From: c. 413. Buddhayaśas (佛陀耶舍) and Zhu Fonian (竺佛念), trans. The Dīrghāgama 《長阿含經·遊行經》.

     Cóng sì chán qǐ, Fó bōnièpán. [Pinyin]

     Arising from the fourth jhāna the Buddha became fully extinguished.

Ultimately from Middle Chinese 般涅槃 (MC paen net ban), itself a transliteration of Sanskrit परिनिर्वाण (parinirvāṇa)^[1][2] or Pali parinibbāna.

First cited in roughly 1120.^[1]

般(はつ)涅(ね)槃(はん) • (hatsunehan) 

1. [from 1120] (Buddhism) parinirvana

• 大(だい)般(はつ)涅(ね)槃(はん)経(ぎょう) (Dai Hatsunehan-gyō, “Great Nirvana Sutra”)

• 円(えん)寂(じゃく) (enjaku)
• 涅(ね)槃(はん) (nehan, “nirvana”)

般涅槃 • (banyeolban) (hangeul 반열반)

1. hanja form^? of 반열반 (“parinirvana”)

般涅槃

1. chữ Hán form of bát niết bàn (“parinirvana”)