to make up for a loss, error, or shortcoming

to spread through and fill the air, typically used for smoke, fog, dust, or scents

The principal Buddha of the Pure Land sect, also known as the Buddha of the Western Paradise.

(Catholic) Mass

to dissipate or diffuse everywhere (of light, sound, gas, etc.)

Maitreya, the future Bodhisattva, predicted to succeed Shakyamuni Buddha

to cause a wound to close up and heal

Amitabha, the Buddha of the Western Paradise

seriously ill and about to die

trying to hide it makes it more conspicuous; a cover-up only makes matters worse

The sacred mountain in Buddhist and Jain tradition, also known as Sumeru, considered the center of the universe.

at the point of death; in one's final moments

The future Buddha in Buddhist eschatology, expected to succeed Gautama (Shakyamuni) Buddha.

novice Buddhist monk

filling the entire sky or covering everything (often describing fog, smoke, crimes, or lies)

a pack of lies; a monstrous falsehood

extremely precious or valuable; highly prized

remaining fresh, relevant, or valuable despite the passage of time

Midu county in Dali Bai autonomous prefecture, Yunnan

to conceal or gloss over mistakes, flaws, or crimes

the completion or duration of a full month

to be full; to pervade

Midu county in Dali Bai autonomous prefecture [[大理白族自治州|大理白族自治州|Da4 li3 Bai2 zu2 Zi4 zhi4 zhou1]], Yunnan

to sign across the seal (as a precaution against fraud)

impenetrable thick fog or smoke

Sacred mountain in Buddhist and Jain tradition, considered the center of the physical and spiritual universe.

Requiem Mass (Catholic)

Maitreya Bodhisattva

a view that fills the eye; as far as the eye can see

Book of Micah

laughing Maitreya

Emile (name)

Amitabha, Buddha of infinite light

Artemis (Greek goddess of the moon)

becoming even stronger or more resolute with the passing of time