Definition
In Buddhism, the ultimate, formless body of Buddha representing absolute truth and the totality of Buddhist teachings beyond physical form.
Etymology
From Sanskrit 'dharmakāya' (dharma-body), combining 'dharma' (law, doctrine) and 'kāya' (body). This concept developed in Mahayana Buddhism to explain Buddha's transcendent nature.
Kelly Says
Dharmakaya means Buddha isn't actually a person—the 'real' Buddha is the eternal truth itself, and every Buddha is just that truth wearing different disguises!
Translations
ARالعربية
جسد القانون
jisad al-qanun
BNবাংলা
ধর্মকায়
dharmakaay
CACatalà
dharmakaya
dharmakaya
CSČeština
dharmakaya
dharmakaya
DADansk
dharmakaya
dharmakaya
DEDeutsch
dharmakaya
dharmakaya
ELΕλληνικά
dharmakaya
dharmakaya
ESEspañol
dharmakaya
dharmakaya
FAفارسی
بدنِ قانون
badan-e qanun
FISuomi
dharmakaya
dharmakaya
FRFrançais
dharmakaya
dharmakaya
HAHA
dharmakaya
dharmakaya
HEעברית
ד Harmakaya
dharmakaya
HIहिन्दी
धर्मकाय
dharmakaya
HUMagyar
dharmakaya
dharmakaya
IDBahasa Indonesia
dharmakaya
dharmakaya
IGIG
dharmakaya
dharmakaya
ITItaliano
dharmakaya
dharmakaya
KKKK
dharmakaya
dharmakaya
KMKM
Dharmakaya
dharmakaya
MSBahasa Melayu
dharmakaya
dharmakaya
MYမြန်မာ
ဓမ္မကhaya
dhammakaaya
NLNederlands
dharmakaya
dharmakaya
NONorsk
dharmakaya
dharmakaya
PLPolski
dharmakaya
dharmakaya
PTPortuguês
dharmakaya
dharmakaya
RORomână
dharmakaya
dharmakaya
RUРусский
dharmakaya
dharmakaya
SVSvenska
dharmakaya
dharmakaya
SWKiswahili
dharmakaya
dharmakaya
TAதமிழ்
தர்மக்காய
tharmakaya
TEతెలుగు
ధర్మకాయ
dharmakaaya
TLTL
dharmakaya
dharmakaya
TRTürkçe
dharmakaya
dharmakaya
UKУкраїнська
dharmakaya
dharmakaya
VITiếng Việt
dharmakaya
dharmakaya
YOYO
dharmakaya
dharmakaya
ZUZU
dharmakaya
dharmakaya