three marks of existence in Japanese
three marks of existence in Japanese is 三法印.
three marks of existence in Japanese
三法印
Pronounced: sanbōin
(Buddhism) The three characteristics of all phenomena: anicca, dukkha and anatta.
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"three marks of existence" in Japanese is 三法印.
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"three marks of existence" in Japanese is 三法印, pronounced "sanbōin".
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