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devanagari
an-uttaram
samyak-sambodhim
abhisajbuddhah
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neg. N.f.
N.m.
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an-uttara-, adj.: highest ("to which there is no higher"),
samyak-sajbodhi-,
f.: right awakenment,
1) samyabc-,
m.: right, proper,
2) sajbodhi-,
f.: awakenment (from sam+budh-),
abhisajbuddha-,
mfn.: fully awakened (ppp. of abhi+sam+budh-),
have fully awakened to the highest
and right awakenment.
And because they have resorted to the
perfection of wisdom, used it as the base of their practice, they have
attained the highest (i.e. above which there is no higher attainment) and
right (i.e. true) awakenment. This is the way how they all became (or will
become; for the future ones) Buddhas.