Appearing to be (used adverbially)

Florida, a state of the United States

Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts

Foshan, a prefecture-level city in [[广东|廣東|guang3 dong1]] Province

One of the world's major religions, founded in ancient India by Siddhartha Gautama (Shakyamuni) around the 6th to 5th century BC and later spread throughout Asia

Denver, the capital city of the US state of Colorado

The Buddha of the Western Paradise, often represented as a primary figure in Pure Land Buddhism; sometimes referred to as [[无量寿佛|無量壽佛|wu2 liang4 shou4 fo2]]

Florence, Italy

A prestigious university in the United States, located in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

Florida, a state in the southeastern United States

a respectful name for [[释迦牟尼|釋迦牟尼|shi4 jia1 mou2 ni2]], the founder of Buddhism

Foshan, a prefecture-level city in [[广东|廣東|guang3 dong1]] Province

Buddhism; Buddhist religion; the gates of Buddhism

The teachings and laws of the Buddha; Buddhist dharma

Vermont, a state in the northeastern United States

Dover, a port city and ferry terminal in southeast England

A person who has attained enlightenment and reached a state of liberation from suffering, specifically referring to [[释迦牟尼|釋迦牟尼|shi4 jia1 mou2 ni2]]; the title is a phonetic transcription of the Sanskrit word 'buddha' and is often shortened to [[佛|佛|fo2]]

Chevrolet; a brand of American automobile

An enlightened lama in Tibetan and Mongolian Buddhism who is recognized as a reincarnation of a predecessor; highest ranking clergy members including the [[达赖|達賴|da2 lai4]] and [[班禅|班禪|ban1 chan2]]

to seem; as if; seemingly; alike; similar

Buddhism; Buddhist doctrine or philosophy; the study of Buddhist scriptures and history

Florence, Italy; primarily used in Taiwan

The brightness or light that Buddhist teachings are said to bring to the world

Buddhist canonical literature; the entire Buddhist canon, comprising the sutras ([[经|經|jing1]]), vinaya ([[律|律|lu:4]]), and abhidharma ([[论|論|lun2]]), collectively known as the [[三藏|三藏|san1 zang4]]

to attain enlightenment or reach the state of Buddhahood through practice

(literary) an informal name for the Buddha

a Buddhist; a disciple of Buddhism

the school of Buddhist thought; the religion of Buddhism

To orally recite a Buddha's name (usually Amitābha) as a form of devotion or prayer.

Hoover; used as a phonetic transcription of the English surname Hoover, most notably for the 31st US President Herbert Hoover (1874-1964)

A branch of Buddhism formed from the 7th century when Buddhism entered Tibet and blended with local beliefs; it later spread to regions like Mongolia, Bhutan, and Nepal.

A string of beads used by Buddhists for counting during chanting; typically made from sandalwood, bodhi seeds, or stones like jade and amber.

Vermont, a state of the United States

Buddhist temple or monastery; a building used for the worship of Buddha

to worship or prostrate oneself before an image of Buddha, often to pray for protection or blessings

statue or image of a Buddha, Bodhisattva, or other enlightened beings such as Arhats

relating to the Flemish people, language, or culture

an evergreen shrub or small tree; specifically its fragrant, yellow fruit which splits into segments resembling a hand

Francisco Franco Bahamonde (1892-1975), Spanish general and dictator who served as head of state from 1939 until his death

Florida (U.S. state)

(idiom) to wait until the last moment to seek help or take action; literally "to clasp the Buddha's feet only when in trouble" instead of preparing in advance

A respectful term for [[释迦牟尼|釋迦牟尼|shi4 jia1 mou2 ni2]], a person who has attained enlightenment, or a high-ranking Buddhist monk (His Holiness)

The future Buddha who is expected to appear on Earth to achieve complete enlightenment; in Chinese tradition, he is often depicted as a laughing, large-bellied monk.

A room or hall dedicated to worshipping Buddha, housing Buddhist statues, or performing religious ceremonies

To scramble to make up for a lack of preparation or make a frantic, last-ditch effort; often used in the context of cramming for an exam.

A historical term for India as the birthplace of Buddhism

To burn incense and pray to Buddha; to perform religious worship in a temple.

Tathagata, one of the ten sacred names of Buddha; specifically used to refer to [[释迦牟尼|釋迦牟尼|shi4 jia1 mou2 ni2]], often as a result of influence from popular fiction.