enlightenment; fruits of practice
Specifically the enlightenment attained as a result of Buddhist practice; often used in the phrase 悟りの果.
See also: 悟り
counter for pieces of fruit
Used to count individual fruits; e.g., 一果 (いっか) for one piece of fruit.
果 is an old counter for counting pieces of fruit.
In Buddhism, the relationship between cause and effect is emphasized.
After many years of training, he finally attained the fruits of enlightenment.
The character 果 can sometimes represent fruit.
果物 is the common, everyday word for fruit, while 果 alone rarely stands by itself and mostly appears inside compounds.
結果 is the everyday word for any outcome or result, while 果 is a more formal, mainly Buddhist term for the fruit of practice.
因 is the cause or condition in Buddhist causality, while 果 is the resulting effect or attainment.
result; outcome; consequence · as a result of; after; following · bearing fruit; fruiting
effect; effectiveness; result · effects (sound, visual, special)
result; outcome; achievement; fruit
fruit; nut; berry · fruits (legal); profit
cause and effect; causality · karma; fate · unfortunate; ill-fated
fruit juice
resolute; determined; bold
military gains; war results; fruit of battle
fruit tree
Standard kanji form for all senses.
The kanji 果 originally depicts fruit on a tree, later extended to mean result or outcome. The reading か is the on'yomi.
flesh (of a fruit); pulp
fruits and vegetables; produce
fructose; fruit sugar
pericarp · skin; peel; rind
catch; haul; fishing results
good fortune; luck; happiness · vipaka; karmic retribution
decisive; resolute; drastic
excellent result; good outcome · delicious fruit
fig
apple (fruit)
greenhouse gas
dry fruit (botany) · dried fruit
five fruits (peach, plum, apricot, jujube, chestnut) · five types of effect in cause-and-effect relationships · five effects of ignorance and formations on one's current life
false fruit; pseudocarp
valor and decisiveness
simple fruit
good results; good outcomes; good fruit
cystocarp