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Gotama

British  
/ ˈɡəʊtəmə /

noun

  1. the Pali form of the name Gautama

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Whisk—and where was Odysseus, where was Job, where were Jupiter and Gotama and Jesus?

From Literature

I picked up a copy of Ifukube’s late, 40-minute symphonic ode “Gotama the Buddha,” but, this being 2014, I will have to wait until I’m home to hear it.

From Los Angeles Times

Why did Gotama once sit down beneath the bo tree in his greatest hour when he received enlightenment?

From Literature

Siddhartha reached the long river in the wood, the same river across which a ferryman had once taken him when he was still a young man and had come from Gotama’s town.

From Literature

Then one day, some monks came along, followers of Gotama, the Buddha, and asked to be taken across the river.

From Literature