Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
dhamma
noun
/ˈdʌmə/

Definition
Dhamma refers to the teachings of the Buddha, encompassing moral laws, doctrines, and the natural law that governs the universe.

Examples
- The Dhamma teaches how to achieve enlightenment through ethical living and mindfulness.
- For Buddhists, understanding the Dhamma is crucial to their spiritual development.
- Practicing the Dhamma can lead to a peaceful and fulfilling life.

Meaning
In a broader sense, dhamma can denote the truth or reality of things, as well as the ethical and moral conduct in accordance with Buddhist teachings.

Synonyms
- Buddhist law
- Doctrine
- Principle