impermanence in Irish
impermanence in Irish is díomuaine, neamhbhuaine — impermanence means the fact of not lasting forever.
impermanence in Irish
díomuaine
neamhbhuaine
What does "impermanence" mean?
- noun The fact of not lasting forever.
- noun The state of not being permanent.
- noun (Buddhism) The teaching that everything that exists is temporary and always changing.
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What is "impermanence" in Irish?
"impermanence" in Irish is díomuaine, neamhbhuaine. impermanence means: The fact of not lasting forever.
Are there other ways to say "impermanence" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "impermanence": díomuaine, neamhbhuaine.
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