Shambhala

English

Alternative forms

• Shambala
• Shamballa

Etymology

From Sanskrit शम्भल (śambhala, “Sambhal, a city in India”), from Sanskrit शम्भु (śambhu).

Proper noun

Shambhala

1. A mythical, mystic sacred realm in Tibetan Buddhism.

Translations

a holy place

• Arabic: شَامْبَالَا (šāmbālā)
• Armenian: Շամբալա (Šambala)
• Belarusian: Ша́мбала (Šámbala)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 香巴拉 (xiāngbālā)

• Estonian: Šambala
• Finnish: Shambhala
• French: Shambhala m
• Georgian: შამბალა (šambala)
• Hindi: सम्भल (hi) m (sambhal), संभल (hi) (sambhal)
• Hungarian: Sambhala (hu)
• Indonesian: Shambala
• Italian: Śambhala
• Japanese: シャンバラ (Shanbara)
• Korean: 샴발라 (syamballa)
• Lithuanian: Šambala
• Macedonian: Ша́мбала (Šámbala)
• Mongolian: Шамбал (Šambal)
• Persian: شامبالا (šâmbâlâ)
• Portuguese: Sambala
• Russian: Ша́мбала (ru) f (Šámbala)
• Sanskrit: शम्भल (sa) m (śambhala)
• Slovak: Šambhala
• Spanish: Shambhala
• Thai: ศัมภละ (sǎm-pá-lá)
• Tibetan: བདེ་འབྱུང (bde 'byung)
• Ukrainian: Ша́мбала (Šámbala)

Further reading

• Shambhala on Wikipedia.Wikipedia