[ˈdʌmə]

Definitions

1. noun

A doctrine or principle of the Buddha, especially one of the Four Noble Truths, or the entire body of Buddhist teachings.

“She spent years studying the dhamma and its implications on her daily life.”

2. noun

The ultimate reality or truth, often described as the unchanging and eternal reality.

“The monks spent their days contemplating the dhamma and seeking enlightenment.”

3. noun

Buddhist teaching or doctrine.

“The dhamma is the central teaching of Buddhism.”