lama in Japanese
lama in Japanese is ラマ, 喇嘛 — lama means a senior teacher or spiritual master in Tibetan Buddhism.
lama in Japanese
ラマ
Pronounced: rama
A master of Tibetan Buddhism.
喇嘛
Pronounced: rama
A master of Tibetan Buddhism.
What does "lama" mean?
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noun A senior teacher or spiritual master in Tibetan Buddhism.
"Monks travel long distances to study under a respected lama."
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lama in a sentence
- Monks travel long distances to study under a respected lama.
- The young novice bowed politely before the lama entered the temple hall.
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What is "lama" in Japanese?
"lama" in Japanese is ラマ, 喇嘛. lama means: A senior teacher or spiritual master in Tibetan Buddhism.
How do you pronounce ラマ?
"lama" in Japanese is ラマ, pronounced "rama".
How do you use "lama" in a sentence?
Example: "Monks travel long distances to study under a respected lama." In Japanese, "lama" is ラマ, 喇嘛.
Are there other ways to say "lama" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "lama": ラマ, 喇嘛.
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