karma in Finnish
karma in Finnish is karma, kohtalo — karma means in Hindu and Buddhist thought, the total effect of a person's actions, believed to shape their fate in this life or the next.
karma in Finnish
karma
(Hinduism, Buddhism, Sikhism, Jainism) The sum total of a person's actions, which determine the person's next incarnation in samsara, the cycle of death and rebirth.
kohtalo
What does "karma" mean?
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noun In Hindu and Buddhist thought, the total effect of a person's actions, believed to shape their fate in this life or the next.
"According to the idea of karma, kind deeds in this life shape the next."
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noun Loosely, the everyday idea that good or bad actions eventually come back around to you.
"She lied to get the job, then lost it a week later. That's karma."
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noun A general feeling, mood, or energy given off by a person or place.
"The little cafe has great karma, and everyone who walks in relaxes at once."
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karma in a sentence
- According to the idea of karma, kind deeds in this life shape the next.
- She believes in karma, so she's always careful about how she treats people.
- She lied to get the job, then lost it a week later. That's karma.
- Don't gloat when a rival fails, because karma has a way of balancing things.
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What is "karma" in Finnish?
"karma" in Finnish is karma, kohtalo. karma means: In Hindu and Buddhist thought, the total effect of a person's actions, believed to shape their fate in this life or the next.
How do you use "karma" in a sentence?
Example: "According to the idea of karma, kind deeds in this life shape the next." In Finnish, "karma" is karma, kohtalo.
Are there other ways to say "karma" in Finnish?
Yes — Finnish has 2 translations listed for "karma": karma, kohtalo.
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