Ranwaka - Rannya

Japanese: 蘭若 - らんにゃ

〘Noun〙 (Abbreviation of "araṇya", a transliteration of araṇya. Translated as tranquility, remoteness, etc.) A Buddhist term. A quiet place away from human settlements, suitable for Buddhist training. By extension, the name of a temple. Training. Ranja. *Untitled poems of Japan (around 1162-64) 8. Autumn day at Choraku-ji temple (Sugawara no Koretsuna) "A fitting remark, _twenty thousand _ri in the willow camp, I find leisure in _twenty -four Zen temples, and _{a place} before Ranja" [Du Fu - Poem by the Zen master of Tian Zhendi Temple]

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Japanese:

〘名〙 (araṇya の音訳「阿蘭若」の略。閑寂・遠離などと訳す) 仏語。人里を離れ、仏道の修行に適する閑静な場所。転じて、寺院の称。練若。らんじゃ。※本朝無題詩（1162‐64頃）八・秋日長楽寺即事〈菅原是綱〉「適辞_二万里柳営裡_一、閑到_二四禅蘭若前_一」〔杜甫‐謁真諦寺禅師詩〕

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