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nibbana

American  
[nib-bah-nuh] / nɪbˈbɑ nə /

noun

Pali.
  1. nirvana.


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However, she started working in Thai restaurants in the area — Nibbana Thai in Bellevue, Thai One On in Seattle and Pen Thai in Bothell — as a busser and server instead of a cook, and found she loved it.

From Seattle Times

For some views as to the derivation of nibbana, nibbuto, etc. see J.P.T.S.

From Project Gutenberg

Temperance and charity, the discernment of holy truth, the perception of Nibbána: this is the greatest blessing.

From Project Gutenberg

The processes of purification and strengthening of the mind continue in this stage also, but these represent the last attempts which lead the mind to its final goal Nibbâna.

From Project Gutenberg

There is no further production of the khandhas, no rebirth, and there is the absolute cessation of all sorrows and sufferings—Nibbâna.

From Project Gutenberg