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・ Yanagida Toshiko
・ Yanagida, Ishikawa
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・ Yanagihara Naruko
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・ Yanagihara Station (Ehime)
・ Yanagihara Station (Iwate)
・ Yanagikōji Station
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・ Yanagimoto
・ Yanagimoto Domain
・ Yanagimoto Station
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Yana (Buddhism)
・ Yana Batyrshina
・ Yana Bay
・ Yana Belomoyna
・ Yana Berlin
・ Yana Borodina
・ Yana Buchina
・ Yana Chaka
・ Yana Chaka (Pasco)
・ Yana Chuku
・ Yana Chuku (Pasco)
・ Yana Churikova
・ Yana Daniels
・ Yana Dementieva
・ Yana Demyanchuk


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Yana (Buddhism)

Yāna (Sanskrit and Pāli: "vehicle") refers to a mode or method of spiritual practice in Buddhism, and in particular to divisions of various schools of Buddhism according to their type of practice.
==Nomenclature, etymology and orthography==
In form, yāna is a neuter action noun (comparable to an English gerund) derived from the Sanskrit root yā- meaning "go" or "move", using any means of locomotion, by land or sea. Hence it may be translated "going", "moving", "marching, a march", "riding, a ride", "travelling, travel", "journey" and so on.
The word came to be extended to refer to any means used to ease or speed travel: hence such meanings as "vehicle", "carriage", "vessel", "wagon", "ship", and so on, depending on context. "Vehicle" is often used as a preferred translation as the word that provides the least in the way of presuppositions about the mode of travel.
In spiritual uses, the word yāna acquires many metaphorical meanings, discussed below.

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