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Definition of vajra in English: vajranoun ˈvʌdʒrəˈvəjrə (in Buddhism and Hinduism) a thunderbolt or mythical weapon, especially one wielded by the god Indra. Example sentencesExamples - The vajra symbolizes eternal truth.
- Paired with the vajra, the bell represents wisdom, and as wisdom and method are an undivided unity, so the vajra and bell are never parted or employed separately.
- The spokes of a peaceful Vajra meet at the tip whereas those of a wrathful vajra are slightly splayed at the end.
Definition of vajra in US English: vajranounˈvəjrə (in Buddhism and Hinduism) a thunderbolt or mystical weapon, especially one wielded by the god Indra. Example sentencesExamples - Paired with the vajra, the bell represents wisdom, and as wisdom and method are an undivided unity, so the vajra and bell are never parted or employed separately.
- The vajra symbolizes eternal truth.
- The spokes of a peaceful Vajra meet at the tip whereas those of a wrathful vajra are slightly splayed at the end.
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