Skanda
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English
1.1
Etymology
1.2
Proper noun
1.2.1
Translations
1.3
Anagrams
English
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English
Wikipedia
has an article on:
Skanda (Buddhism)
Wikipedia
Etymology
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From
Sanskrit
स्कन्द
(
skanda
)
.
Proper noun
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Skanda
(
Buddhism
)
a
bodhisattva
in
Mahayana
and
Vajrayana
Buddhism
(
Hinduism
)
epithet of
Kartikeya
, the Hindu god of war.
Skanda Purana
Translations
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Translations
Chinese:
Mandarin:
韋馱
/
韦驮
(
Wéituó
)
,
韋馱菩薩
/
韦驮菩萨
(zh)
Japanese:
韋馱
,
韋馱天
Korean:
위타천
(
witacheon
)
Sanskrit:
स्कन्द
(sa)
(
skanda
)
Telugu:
స్కందుడు
(te)
(
skanduḍu
)
Tibetan:
གདོང་དྲུག་
(
gdong drug
)
Vietnamese:
Vi Đà
,
Vi Đà Bồ Tát
Anagrams
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Kandas
,
dansak
,
kadans
Categories
:
English terms borrowed from Sanskrit
English terms derived from Sanskrit
English lemmas
English proper nouns
English uncountable nouns
en:Buddhism
en:Hinduism
English terms with usage examples
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