Definition of sangha in English:

sangha

noun ˈsʌŋɡəˈsäNG(ɡ)ə

The Buddhist monastic order, including monks, nuns, and novices.
（佛教的）僧伽（指佛教的苦修会，包括僧、尼和新入佛门者）
Example sentencesExamples
- In Thailand, Buddhism continues to enjoy royal patronage, and the work of the sangha is seen as an important factor in social development in the region.
- The Buddhist monkhood or sangha was the only classless sector of Thai society and took an ever-increasing role, specifically at the village level, in particular providing young men with education.
- But in the American sanghas of the more traditional Buddhist lineages, blacks are largely absent.
- The metaphor of the banished king is made most clear when Philip is being discharged from the hospital and his sangha refuses to accept him because of the complications.
- Members of the sangha sect, a Buddhist religious order, have likewise traditionally adopted the responsibility for the care of the sick and injured in Buddhist countries.
- Traditionally, prior to marrying and beginning his adult life, a young man entered the sangha (the Buddhist monastic order) and spent time as a novice.
- They are also joining ‘diversity committees’ to change the racial make-up of their sanghas, or Buddhist communities.
- But there is no reason to abandon optimism, or to believe that the future of Buddhism in India is compromised by this absence of conversation between the two very different milieux in which the dharma is pursued and the sangha is conceived.
- In the Buddhist tradition of Thich Nhat Hanh, a sangha is a group of meditation practitioners who sit together in a circle, backs facing one another, eyes facing the wall or the outside of the circle.
- Unfortunately, as the years wore on, he became more despotic and appeared to go insane, venting his wrath against monks and thereby alienating the powerful sangha.
- Buddhist bhikshus, for instance, never advised Emperor Ashoka on his dealings with his Hindu subjects, just as Brahmins refrained from directing the initiatives of Gupta kings towards the sanghas.
- The sangha came into being in 1975 and has been organising many programmes that have kept Kannada culture alive on the islands.
- If you do not have a friend or a sangha, it won't work.
- A corporation that accepts itself as a subcaste in a great divine hierarchy is different from the more pugnacious ganas and sanghas of the Pali Canon, Kautilya or even the Jataka stories.
- Then various sanghas, practices of Tibetan Buddhism, began to see how this could be adapted into an American ‘way of life.’
- The Unified Buddhist Church, founded in 1998, represents Thich Nhat Hanh and his sangha, or spiritual community, in the United States.

Origin

From Sanskrit saṃgha 'community'.

Rhymes

hunger, Younger

Definition of sangha in US English:

sangha

nounˈsäNG(ɡ)ə

The Buddhist community of monks, nuns, novices, and laity.
Example sentencesExamples
- Then various sanghas, practices of Tibetan Buddhism, began to see how this could be adapted into an American ‘way of life.’
- Members of the sangha sect, a Buddhist religious order, have likewise traditionally adopted the responsibility for the care of the sick and injured in Buddhist countries.
- If you do not have a friend or a sangha, it won't work.
- But in the American sanghas of the more traditional Buddhist lineages, blacks are largely absent.
- In the Buddhist tradition of Thich Nhat Hanh, a sangha is a group of meditation practitioners who sit together in a circle, backs facing one another, eyes facing the wall or the outside of the circle.
- Traditionally, prior to marrying and beginning his adult life, a young man entered the sangha (the Buddhist monastic order) and spent time as a novice.
- In Thailand, Buddhism continues to enjoy royal patronage, and the work of the sangha is seen as an important factor in social development in the region.
- A corporation that accepts itself as a subcaste in a great divine hierarchy is different from the more pugnacious ganas and sanghas of the Pali Canon, Kautilya or even the Jataka stories.
- The Buddhist monkhood or sangha was the only classless sector of Thai society and took an ever-increasing role, specifically at the village level, in particular providing young men with education.
- Unfortunately, as the years wore on, he became more despotic and appeared to go insane, venting his wrath against monks and thereby alienating the powerful sangha.
- The sangha came into being in 1975 and has been organising many programmes that have kept Kannada culture alive on the islands.
- They are also joining ‘diversity committees’ to change the racial make-up of their sanghas, or Buddhist communities.
- But there is no reason to abandon optimism, or to believe that the future of Buddhism in India is compromised by this absence of conversation between the two very different milieux in which the dharma is pursued and the sangha is conceived.
- The metaphor of the banished king is made most clear when Philip is being discharged from the hospital and his sangha refuses to accept him because of the complications.
- The Unified Buddhist Church, founded in 1998, represents Thich Nhat Hanh and his sangha, or spiritual community, in the United States.
- Buddhist bhikshus, for instance, never advised Emperor Ashoka on his dealings with his Hindu subjects, just as Brahmins refrained from directing the initiatives of Gupta kings towards the sanghas.

Origin

From Sanskrit saṃgha ‘community’.

单词	sangha
释义	Definition of sangha in English: sangha noun ˈsʌŋɡəˈsäNG(ɡ)ə The Buddhist monastic order, including monks, nuns, and novices. （佛教的）僧伽（指佛教的苦修会，包括僧、尼和新入佛门者） Example sentencesExamples In Thailand, Buddhism continues to enjoy royal patronage, and the work of the sangha is seen as an important factor in social development in the region. The Buddhist monkhood or sangha was the only classless sector of Thai society and took an ever-increasing role, specifically at the village level, in particular providing young men with education. But in the American sanghas of the more traditional Buddhist lineages, blacks are largely absent. The metaphor of the banished king is made most clear when Philip is being discharged from the hospital and his sangha refuses to accept him because of the complications. Members of the sangha sect, a Buddhist religious order, have likewise traditionally adopted the responsibility for the care of the sick and injured in Buddhist countries. Traditionally, prior to marrying and beginning his adult life, a young man entered the sangha (the Buddhist monastic order) and spent time as a novice. They are also joining ‘diversity committees’ to change the racial make-up of their sanghas, or Buddhist communities. But there is no reason to abandon optimism, or to believe that the future of Buddhism in India is compromised by this absence of conversation between the two very different milieux in which the dharma is pursued and the sangha is conceived. In the Buddhist tradition of Thich Nhat Hanh, a sangha is a group of meditation practitioners who sit together in a circle, backs facing one another, eyes facing the wall or the outside of the circle. Unfortunately, as the years wore on, he became more despotic and appeared to go insane, venting his wrath against monks and thereby alienating the powerful sangha. Buddhist bhikshus, for instance, never advised Emperor Ashoka on his dealings with his Hindu subjects, just as Brahmins refrained from directing the initiatives of Gupta kings towards the sanghas. The sangha came into being in 1975 and has been organising many programmes that have kept Kannada culture alive on the islands. If you do not have a friend or a sangha, it won't work. A corporation that accepts itself as a subcaste in a great divine hierarchy is different from the more pugnacious ganas and sanghas of the Pali Canon, Kautilya or even the Jataka stories. Then various sanghas, practices of Tibetan Buddhism, began to see how this could be adapted into an American ‘way of life.’ The Unified Buddhist Church, founded in 1998, represents Thich Nhat Hanh and his sangha, or spiritual community, in the United States. Origin From Sanskrit saṃgha 'community'. Rhymes hunger, Younger Definition of sangha in US English: sangha nounˈsäNG(ɡ)ə The Buddhist community of monks, nuns, novices, and laity. Example sentencesExamples Then various sanghas, practices of Tibetan Buddhism, began to see how this could be adapted into an American ‘way of life.’ Members of the sangha sect, a Buddhist religious order, have likewise traditionally adopted the responsibility for the care of the sick and injured in Buddhist countries. If you do not have a friend or a sangha, it won't work. But in the American sanghas of the more traditional Buddhist lineages, blacks are largely absent. In the Buddhist tradition of Thich Nhat Hanh, a sangha is a group of meditation practitioners who sit together in a circle, backs facing one another, eyes facing the wall or the outside of the circle. Traditionally, prior to marrying and beginning his adult life, a young man entered the sangha (the Buddhist monastic order) and spent time as a novice. In Thailand, Buddhism continues to enjoy royal patronage, and the work of the sangha is seen as an important factor in social development in the region. A corporation that accepts itself as a subcaste in a great divine hierarchy is different from the more pugnacious ganas and sanghas of the Pali Canon, Kautilya or even the Jataka stories. The Buddhist monkhood or sangha was the only classless sector of Thai society and took an ever-increasing role, specifically at the village level, in particular providing young men with education. Unfortunately, as the years wore on, he became more despotic and appeared to go insane, venting his wrath against monks and thereby alienating the powerful sangha. The sangha came into being in 1975 and has been organising many programmes that have kept Kannada culture alive on the islands. They are also joining ‘diversity committees’ to change the racial make-up of their sanghas, or Buddhist communities. But there is no reason to abandon optimism, or to believe that the future of Buddhism in India is compromised by this absence of conversation between the two very different milieux in which the dharma is pursued and the sangha is conceived. The metaphor of the banished king is made most clear when Philip is being discharged from the hospital and his sangha refuses to accept him because of the complications. The Unified Buddhist Church, founded in 1998, represents Thich Nhat Hanh and his sangha, or spiritual community, in the United States. Buddhist bhikshus, for instance, never advised Emperor Ashoka on his dealings with his Hindu subjects, just as Brahmins refrained from directing the initiatives of Gupta kings towards the sanghas. Origin From Sanskrit saṃgha ‘community’.
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