〘Noun〙 (Transliteration of gāthā. Translated as "recitation") In the broad sense, it refers to rhyming songs, Chinese poems, verses, etc., and in the narrow sense, it refers to one of the twelve sutras, a section of a sutra, or a rhyming verse at the end of the entire sutra. ※Konjaku (around 1120) 24 "The flute was played all night long while a person was lecturing on the Gadha of Fugen." Source: The Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary About the Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary Information |
〘名〙 (gāthā の音訳。「諷誦」と訳す) 広義には韻文体の歌謡、漢文の詩句、偈文など、狭義には十二部経の一つで、経文の一段、または全体の終わりにある韻文体の詩句をいう。※今昔(1120頃か)二四「人の普賢講行ひ候つる伽陀に付て笛をぞ終夜吹き候つる」
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