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English to Sinhala: sacred: අලංඝනීය ආගමට කැප වූ නොකැඩිය යුතු පවිත්ර පුණ්ය පූජනීය පූජ්ය ශ්රී ශුද්ධ සිරි සුපරීශුද්ධ සුපිරිසිදු හේලී
Yasodharā is the name in Buddhist literature for the wife of Prince Sid-dharta, the Bōdhisattva1 who later became the Buddha Gautama. Although there is virtually no reference to Yasodharā in the earliest texts of the Pali canon, in the Buddha narrative, as it has come down in the canonical tradition, Yasod-
Literary Sinhala assumes a basic knowledge of colloquial Sinhala, equivalent to that covered in Gordon H. Fairbanks, James Gair and M.W. Sugathapala de Silva, Colloquial Sinhala Part 1, to which it provides cross-references.
Relating to religion, or to the services of religion; not secular; religious; as, sacred history. Designated or exalted by a divine sanction; possessing the highest title to obedience, honor, reverence, or veneration; entitled to extreme reverence; venerable.
In this process the supermandane sacred Buddha Dhamma written in the Sinhala Attha Kathaa by the Noble Bhikkus was transformed in to the concepts of religions of gods. It was the process of writing them in a way which would then be embraced by the ordinary world, ordinary people.
shore and the rust-colored earth stained their hands. The Sinhalese have long called their home “Lanka Island” (Lankádìpa) or just “Lanka.” In the Sanskrit literature of India, it was usually known as the “Island of Gems” (Ratnadìpa), “Island of Lions” (Sinhaladìpa), or simply as “Sinhala,” from which the English name ...
{HPL p. 55} First translated into Sinhala in 14 th c. Saddhamma-sangaha (Dhammakitti Mahasami; Thai; 14 th c.). An outline of the literary and ecclesiastical history of Buddhism, including the first four councils, the first writing of Tipitaka, and the writing of the Tikas (sub-commentaries).
