Definition of bhikkhuni in US English:

bhikkhuni

nounbəˈko͞onēbəˈko͞onē

historical

A member of an order of Theravada Buddhist nuns.
Example sentencesExamples
- Likewise, the bhikkhuni order never made the demanding passage across the Himalayas into Tibet.
- The woman realized that she became a bhikkhuni only in her old age and that she must not be negligent, but must make use of the remaining period of her life to the utmost.
- The samaneri and bhikkhunis chose to wear purple robes which is a traditionally accepted forest color in Asia.
- Women had more freedom and independence within the order of bhikkhunis than anywhere else in society.
- Now it is a women's temple where between ten and twenty bhikkhunis live.

Origin

Pali.

Definition of bhikkhuni in US English:

bhikkhuni

nounbəˈko͞onē

historical

A member of an order of Theravada Buddhist nuns.
Example sentencesExamples
- The samaneri and bhikkhunis chose to wear purple robes which is a traditionally accepted forest color in Asia.
- Women had more freedom and independence within the order of bhikkhunis than anywhere else in society.
- Now it is a women's temple where between ten and twenty bhikkhunis live.
- The woman realized that she became a bhikkhuni only in her old age and that she must not be negligent, but must make use of the remaining period of her life to the utmost.
- Likewise, the bhikkhuni order never made the demanding passage across the Himalayas into Tibet.

Origin

Pali.

单词	bhikkhuni
释义	Definition of bhikkhuni in US English: bhikkhuni nounbəˈko͞onēbəˈko͞onē historical A member of an order of Theravada Buddhist nuns. Example sentencesExamples Likewise, the bhikkhuni order never made the demanding passage across the Himalayas into Tibet. The woman realized that she became a bhikkhuni only in her old age and that she must not be negligent, but must make use of the remaining period of her life to the utmost. The samaneri and bhikkhunis chose to wear purple robes which is a traditionally accepted forest color in Asia. Women had more freedom and independence within the order of bhikkhunis than anywhere else in society. Now it is a women's temple where between ten and twenty bhikkhunis live. Origin Pali. Definition of bhikkhuni in US English: bhikkhuni nounbəˈko͞onē historical A member of an order of Theravada Buddhist nuns. Example sentencesExamples The samaneri and bhikkhunis chose to wear purple robes which is a traditionally accepted forest color in Asia. Women had more freedom and independence within the order of bhikkhunis than anywhere else in society. Now it is a women's temple where between ten and twenty bhikkhunis live. The woman realized that she became a bhikkhuni only in her old age and that she must not be negligent, but must make use of the remaining period of her life to the utmost. Likewise, the bhikkhuni order never made the demanding passage across the Himalayas into Tibet. Origin Pali.
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