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Hūṃ

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Un. Noun (transliteration of hūṃ). Buddhist term. The sound made when the mouth is closed, opposed to “a,” made when open. Combined as “a-un,” these two characters are considered to encompass all spoken language.

Source updated 2023-10-02 · Snapshot 2026-10-08

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The note describes a Buddhist syllable and the interpretation of A-un as encompassing speech.

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