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karuna

[kuh-roo-nah]

noun

Buddhism.
  1. the universal compassion of a Bodhisattva.



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Word History and Origins

Origin of karuna1

First recorded in 1840–50, karuna is from the Sanskrit word karuṇā
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Example Sentences

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Karuna Taesopapong, a Stanford economics major who graduated in 2024, recalls discussion-focused, hands-on courses.

Also standing by the river was Karuna Greenberg, restoration director of the nonprofit Salmon River Restoration Council.

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The complaint was filed in Phnom Penh Municipal Court against Soeng Sen Karuna, deputy chief of Cambodia’s biggest rights group, ADHOC.

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The lawsuit asserts that remarks by Soeng Sen Karuna caused dishonor to the ruling party.

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The complaint, according to a copy seen by The Associated Press, referred to comments Soeng Sen Karuna made in a recent interview in which he allegedly said that the Cambodian People’s Party used the country’s courts as a tool to thwart or intimidate its political opponents.

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