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Pronunciation / Transliteration: ākāsh
"यह शब्द अनंत आकाश का ोत है।"
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
A specialized philosophical or cosmological designation referring to the vast expanse of space or sky in traditional metaphysical contexts.
"The ancient text describes the nature of consciousness as boundless and akin to milakāshī." - 2
In comparative linguistic studies, a precise transliterated term reflecting celestial emptiness or ethereal space.
"Scholars analyzed the occurrence of milakāshī within the translated manuscripts."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Derived from Sanskrit roots via specialized Buddhist and philosophical Sanskrit transliterations into East Asian textual traditions. The term relates to celestial or spatial expanse concepts, deeply embedded in classical philosophical discourse.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Milakāshī" is said worldwide
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expanse céleste
Transliteration: ɛk.spɑ̃s se.lɛst
"Le concept décrit l'immensité de l'espace céleste."
Himmelsraum
Transliteration: ˈhɪml̩sˌʁaʊm
"Der Text beschreibt den unendlichen Himmelsraum."
spazio celeste
Transliteration: ˈspat.tsjo tʃeˈlɛs.te
"Il filosofo discute la natura dello spazio celeste."
expansión celestial
Transliteration: eks.panˈsjon se.lesˈtjal
"La filosofía antigua contempla la gran expansión celestial."
espaço celestial
Transliteration: iʃˈpa.su si.leʃˈtjaw
"O conceito refere-se ao vasto espaço celestial."
आकाश
Transliteration: ākāsh
"यह शब्द अनंत आकाश का ोत है।"
虚空
Transliteration: xūkōng
"这个词在哲学上指代无垠的虚空。"
허공
Transliteration: heogong
"이 경전은 넓은 허공에 대해 설명합니다."
虚空
Transliteration: kokū
"その哲学書は広大な虚空について論じている。"
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