Samudaya
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| Translations of samudaya |
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| English: | origin, source |
| Pali: | samudaya |
| Sanskrit: | samudaya |
| Tibetan: | ཀུན་འབྱུང་བ (Wylie: kun 'byung; THL: kunjung) |
| Glossary of Buddhism |
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Samudaya (Pali, Sanskrit; Tibetan: kun 'byung) — literally refers to the origin or source. As the second of the four noble truths, it refers specifically to the origin of dukkha (suffering).
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