A Tì địa ngục
Definition
- Proper Noun:
- Avīci Hell: The lowest and most painful hell in Buddhist cosmology, where sinners endure continuous, unrelenting torment without interruption.
Usage Examples
- Proper Noun:
- Theo kinh Phật, những kẻ phạm trọng tội có thể bị đọa vào A Tì địa ngục. (According to Buddhist scriptures, those who commit grave sins may be condemned to Avīci Hell.)
- A Tì địa ngục được mô tả là nơi thống khổ vô cùng. (Avīci Hell is described as a place of immense suffering.)
Advanced Usage
- The term is often used metaphorically in literature and speech to describe a situation of extreme, unending suffering or hardship.
- Căn bệnh ấy biến cuộc sống của ông thành một A Tì địa ngục trần gian. (That illness turned his life into a living Avīci Hell.)
Variants and Related Words
- Địa ngục (n): hell; the general term for hell realms.
- A Tì (n): an abbreviation sometimes used in classical texts, derived from the Sanskrit "Avīci".
Synonyms
- The lowest hell: Emphasizing its position as the deepest hell.
- The hell of incessant suffering: Describing its primary characteristic of unceasing torment.
Related Concepts
- Tam đồ: The three unfortunate paths of rebirth (hell beings, hungry ghosts, animals).
- Thập điện Diêm Vương: The Ten Courts of Yama, the judges of the underworld in some East Asian Buddhist traditions.