T'ien T'ai
noun
tēˈenˈtī,
ˈtyenˈtī
variants or T'ien t'ai
: a Chinese Buddhist sect founded in the 6th century a.d. that teaches a comprehensive doctrine of salvation for all based on sutras and the principle of the ultimate harmony of three levels of truth
Word History
Etymology
Chinese (Pekingese) t'ien1 t'ai2
- community college
- community house
- community immunity
- community organization
- community property
- community school
- community service
- community singing
- community spread
- community theater
- community transmission
- community trust
- community-acquired
- community-associated
- community-supported agriculture
- community-wide
- communization
- communizations
- communize
- communized
- communizes
- communizing
- commutabilities
- commutable
- commutate