ធម្ម៌
Sanskrit
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Noun
editធម្ម៌ • (dhárma) stem, m
- Khmer script form of धर्म (“law”)
- c. 1300 (date of inscription), Peter Skilling, “Namo Buddhāya Gurave (K. 888): Circulation of a Liturgical Formula across Asia”, in Journal of the Siam Society[1], volume 106 (overall work in English), published November 2018, page 116:
- ឲំនមោវុទ្ធាយគុរវេ
នមោធម្ម៌ាយតាយណេ*- oṃ namo vuddhāya gurave
namo dharmmāya tāyaṇe* - Om. Homage to the Buddha, the teacher
Homage to the Dharma, the saviour
*For translation, corrected to តាយិនេ (tāyine).
- oṃ namo vuddhāya gurave