外凡 [py] wai4 fan2 [wg] wai-fan [ko] oebôm [ja] ゲボン gebon ||| A worldling completely out of the realm of enlightenment, as opposed to the higher ranking 内凡 (neifan). The "outside worldling" in Mahaayaana is still on the stage of the "ten faiths." [Credit] acm(entry) cw(py)

外向 [py] wai4xiang4 [wg] wai-hsiang [ko] oehyang [ja] ゲコウ gekou ||| (1) To face the outside; to pay attention to external things. (2) Affairs and things of the external world, as contrasted to those things pertaining strictly to oneself. 〔二障義HPC 1.795a〕 [Credit] acm(entry)

外經 [py] wai4jing1 [wg] wai-ching [ko] oegyông [ja] ゲキョウ gekyou ||| A work that is classified as non-Buddhist, or as Buddhist but not truly ascribed to the Buddha. [Credit] acm(entry) cw(py)

外道 [py] wai4dao4 [wg] wai-tao [ko] oedo [ja] ゲドウ gedou ||| A heretic; non-Buddhist. To miss, mistake or be off the true way. A follower of mistaken theories. (1) In Indian Buddhism, other religious teachings than Buddhism, or their followers. For example: The 'six masters of the outside way' (liushiwaidao 六師外道), and the '95 Kinds of Outside Teaching' (jiushiwuzhongwaidao 九十五種外道), etc. (2) A debater or argumentative person; a dialectician. [Credit] acm(entry) cw(py)

多羅樹 [py] duo1luo2shu4 [wg] t'o-lo-shu [ko] tarasu [ja] タラス taraju ||| A transliteration of the Sanskrit taala. Also written in Chinese gaosongshou 高竦樹. A tree resembling the palm, which reaches a height of approximately 25 meters. Its flowers are white and its fruit is red, resembling a pomegranate. Its leaves are big enough to use as fans, and were also used for writing on. [Credit] acm(entry) ps(py)

多聞 [py] duo1wen2 [wg] tuo-wen [ko] tamun [ja] タモン tamon ||| To learn much through listening extensively. Widely learned; broad knowledge. [Credit] acm(entry) cw(py)

夢想 [py] meng4xiang3 [wg] meng-hsiang [ko] mongsang [ja] ムソウ musou ||| That which is seen in a dream. Illusion, fantasy. [Credit] acm(entry) cw(py)