nibbana

The word nibbana, it will be recalled, means “cooling off” or “going out,” like a flame.

Buddha Armstrong, Karen, 1944- 2001

At present, we say that a person "reaches" nirvana or "enters" nirvana, implying that nibbana is a place where you can go.

A Verb for Nirvana by Thanissaro Bhikkhu William Harryman 2009

Back in the days of the Buddha, nirvana nibbana had a verb of its own: nibbuti.

A Verb for Nirvana by Thanissaro Bhikkhu William Harryman 2009

But, as they mature in the Dhamma, it is vital that they be able to take further responsibility by confirming nibbana as the destination of their spiritual life.

A Summary Report of the 2007 International Congress on the Women's Role in the Sangha: Bhikshuni Vinaya and Ordination Lineages ��� Part Four: Day Three and Final Comments by His Holiness 2007

For some views as to the derivation of nibbana, nibbuto, etc. see _J. P.T.S.

Hinduism and Buddhism, An Historical Sketch, Vol. 1 Charles Eliot 1896

The Buddha, by the way, steadfastly refused to answer whether all, most, or few people would reach nibbana.

The Guardian World News 2010

The ultimate goal of [[Buddhism]], '' '' 'nirvana' '' '' (Pali: '' nibbana '') is attained by eliminating all craving and, therefore, suffering.

Conservapedia - Recent changes [en] 2009

Budda cannot reincarnate. because budda attained nibbana. those who attained nibbana cannot reincarnate.

WordPress.com News 2008

Nirvana (mya-ngan ‘das, myang-'das, Skt. nirvana, Pali: nibbana) in Sanskrit and Pali means, literally, an “extinguished state.”

Nirvana 1978