Definition of tathata in English:

tathata

nounˌtatəˈtɑːˌtaθəˈtɑːˈtədəˌtä

mass nounBuddhism

The ultimate nature of all things, as expressed in phenomena but inexpressible in language.
Compare with sunyata
Example sentencesExamples
- When the implications of tathata are deeply understood, the ego naturally becomes neutralized.
- Although tathata involves the mundane, it is also a poetic moment that will never return in exactly the same way.
- The concepts of shunyata and tathata, if Iron had realized this was what they were; had come to mind.
- We fall into liking and disliking, which in turn leads to the defilements, because we don't see tathata.
- The meaning of tathata will be discussed later in the text.

Origin

Pali, literally 'true state of things'.

Definition of tathata in US English:

tathata

nounˈtədəˌtä

Buddhism

The ultimate inexpressible nature of all things.
Compare with sunyata
Example sentencesExamples
- We fall into liking and disliking, which in turn leads to the defilements, because we don't see tathata.
- Although tathata involves the mundane, it is also a poetic moment that will never return in exactly the same way.
- When the implications of tathata are deeply understood, the ego naturally becomes neutralized.
- The meaning of tathata will be discussed later in the text.
- The concepts of shunyata and tathata, if Iron had realized this was what they were; had come to mind.

Origin

Pali, literally ‘true state of things’.

单词	tathata
释义	Definition of tathata in English: tathata nounˌtatəˈtɑːˌtaθəˈtɑːˈtədəˌtä mass nounBuddhism The ultimate nature of all things, as expressed in phenomena but inexpressible in language. Compare with sunyata Example sentencesExamples When the implications of tathata are deeply understood, the ego naturally becomes neutralized. Although tathata involves the mundane, it is also a poetic moment that will never return in exactly the same way. The concepts of shunyata and tathata, if Iron had realized this was what they were; had come to mind. We fall into liking and disliking, which in turn leads to the defilements, because we don't see tathata. The meaning of tathata will be discussed later in the text. Origin Pali, literally 'true state of things'. Definition of tathata in US English: tathata nounˈtədəˌtä Buddhism The ultimate inexpressible nature of all things. Compare with sunyata Example sentencesExamples We fall into liking and disliking, which in turn leads to the defilements, because we don't see tathata. Although tathata involves the mundane, it is also a poetic moment that will never return in exactly the same way. When the implications of tathata are deeply understood, the ego naturally becomes neutralized. The meaning of tathata will be discussed later in the text. The concepts of shunyata and tathata, if Iron had realized this was what they were; had come to mind. Origin Pali, literally ‘true state of things’.
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