moksha

moksha — noun

1. a state in Hinduism and Jainism in which the soul is finally freed from rebirth

1.名詞C2
釋義

a state in Hinduism and Jainism in which the soul is finally freed from rebirth and the results of past actions

例句

The teacher said moksha is the soul's final release from rebirth.

pattern: moksha is + noun phrase

After the lecture, Ada asked how good actions relate to moksha.

同義詞
  • liberation

    a broader English word for being set free, without the specific religious meaning

  • spiritual freedom

    a plain English explanation rather than the traditional religious term

文法句型

attain moksha

seek moksha

the path to moksha

用法筆記

Used mainly when discussing Hindu and Jain beliefs. In general English, spiritual freedom is a broader explanation, not a full synonym.

常見錯誤

❌Her family believed moksha would bring a better next life.
✅Her family believed moksha would end rebirth completely.
💡moksha means release from rebirth, not a more favorable future birth.