如にょ

noun

tathata; suchness; the ultimate nature of all things

Buddhist term for the true, unconditioned nature of reality as it is. Often appears in the compound 真如 (しんにょ).

See also: 真如

• 仏ぶっ教きょうでは、如にょとはすべてのものの真しん実じつの姿すがたを指さす。

  In Buddhism, 如 refers to the true form of all things.

• 「真しん如にょ」という言こと葉ばは、如にょの概がい念ねんを表あらわす重じゅう要ような仏ぶっ教きょう用よう語ごだ。

  The term 真如 is an important Buddhist word expressing the concept of 如.