kashyapa
/kæʃˈjɑːpə/Definitions
1. proper noun
A sage and seer in ancient Indian and Buddhist tradition, often depicted as a king or a teacher, and said to be the father of Maha Maya, the mother of the Buddha.
“In Buddhist scriptures, Kashyapa is described as a wise and powerful sage who played an important role in the life of the Buddha.”
2. noun
A name given to a number of sages and seers in Hindu and Buddhist mythology.
“The Kashyapa of Hindu mythology is often depicted as a wise and powerful teacher.”