Khema proverbs on speech
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I like that one a lot.
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Using the word Khema in this context is very uncommon and confusing, IMHO. When referring to Cambodian language in English the consensus is to use the word 'Khmer [language]'.Samana Johann wrote: ↑Fri Jul 02, 2021 3:19 pmKhmer >> skrt. Khemara >> pi. Khema (Person or land at peace, secure, an epic for Noble Ones, Arahat) Khemara-piasa: Peacefull and secure language, good householder.
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Yes, I agree. It just comes across as confusing and pretentious.
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I don't think he meant that Khema === Khmer. Khema is a title which means someone who is insightful, responsible and well grounded.
So "Khema proverbs on speech" could be the type of proverbs... maybeThe title comes from ancient Khmer traditions, Khema being the name of one of the most significant female figures in all Buddhism. Khema was said to be a queen and a woman of unsurpassable beauty. To this day, the name is associated with someone who is insightful, responsible and well grounded.
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That would be even more confusing since 'Khema' don't use special proverbs just reserved for them.ofparadise wrote: ↑Sun Dec 05, 2021 1:26 pm I don't think he meant that Khema === Khmer. Khema is a title which means someone who is insightful, responsible and well grounded.
So "Khema proverbs on speech" could be the type of proverbs... maybeThe title comes from ancient Khmer traditions, Khema being the name of one of the most significant female figures in all Buddhism. Khema was said to be a queen and a woman of unsurpassable beauty. To this day, the name is associated with someone who is insightful, responsible and well grounded.
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lol... that would be odd. My interpretation was proverbs to be "insightful, responsible and well grounded".Kammekor wrote: ↑Sun Dec 05, 2021 3:13 pmThat would be even more confusing since 'Khema' don't use special proverbs just reserved for them.ofparadise wrote: ↑Sun Dec 05, 2021 1:26 pm I don't think he meant that Khema === Khmer. Khema is a title which means someone who is insightful, responsible and well grounded.
So "Khema proverbs on speech" could be the type of proverbs... maybeThe title comes from ancient Khmer traditions, Khema being the name of one of the most significant female figures in all Buddhism. Khema was said to be a queen and a woman of unsurpassable beauty. To this day, the name is associated with someone who is insightful, responsible and well grounded.
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Thats already a good perspective, good householder.
Khmer comes form the Sanskrit word ksema, Khemera, Pali: khema (meaning land or person in peace, synonym for an Arahat) So the meaning of the topic is thought as "To peace leading proverbs". The language used here is called Khemara-peasa, meaning not only "language of the Khmer", but "peaceful speechk or the "speech of those at peace". That turns then maybe back to the first post(s).
នៅម្នាក់ឯងអោយប្រយ័ត្នគំនិត នៅជាមួយញាតិមិត្តអោយប្រយ័ត្នសំដី។
Being alone be carefull on thoughts, being together with family, friend, be carefull on speech.
កំភ្លាញស្លាប់ព្រោះមាត់។
(certain) Fish dies because of the mouth.
អណ្តាតជាអាទិកន្លង បានសុខទុក្ខផង ពីព្រោះអណ្តាត ។
The tongue is the source of overstepping(enter); having happiness or suffering, as well, is because of the tongue.
Khmer comes form the Sanskrit word ksema, Khemera, Pali: khema (meaning land or person in peace, synonym for an Arahat) So the meaning of the topic is thought as "To peace leading proverbs". The language used here is called Khemara-peasa, meaning not only "language of the Khmer", but "peaceful speechk or the "speech of those at peace". That turns then maybe back to the first post(s).
នៅម្នាក់ឯងអោយប្រយ័ត្នគំនិត នៅជាមួយញាតិមិត្តអោយប្រយ័ត្នសំដី។
Being alone be carefull on thoughts, being together with family, friend, be carefull on speech.
កំភ្លាញស្លាប់ព្រោះមាត់។
(certain) Fish dies because of the mouth.
អណ្តាតជាអាទិកន្លង បានសុខទុក្ខផង ពីព្រោះអណ្តាត ។
The tongue is the source of overstepping(enter); having happiness or suffering, as well, is because of the tongue.
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Gold. Thanks for sharingSamana Johann wrote: ↑Mon Dec 27, 2021 3:11 pm នៅម្នាក់ឯងអោយប្រយ័ត្នគំនិត នៅជាមួយញាតិមិត្តអោយប្រយ័ត្នសំដី។
Being alone be carefull on thoughts, being together with family, friend, be carefull on speech.
កំភ្លាញស្លាប់ព្រោះមាត់។
(certain) Fish dies because of the mouth.
អណ្តាតជាអាទិកន្លង បានសុខទុក្ខផង ពីព្រោះអណ្តាត ។
The tongue is the source of overstepping(enter); having happiness or suffering, as well, is because of the tongue.
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