lama

IPA: ɫˈɑmʌ

A master of Tibetan Buddhism.
(obsolete) lamé (fabric with silver or gold threads woven in)
A surname.
Alternative form of llama [A South American mammal of the camel family, Lama glama, used as a domestic beast of burden and a source of wool and meat.]

Examples of "lama" in Sentences

The original meaning of the term lama, then, is a highly advanced spiritual teacher.
Mālama is the Hawaiian value of caring and stewardship, and from what I personally know of 800-CEO-READ I am confident that they will be a worthy steward.
In Sanskrit the word for lama is guru, which literally means heavy in the sense of being possessed of many great qualities leading to altruistic activities.
Lama Zopa was not using the Tibetan word lama in one of its looser meanings as simply a monk or as merely a performer of rituals who has completed three years of intensive meditation practice.
Boveda brick, also known as "ladrillo de lama" is made for boveda building and it is a special kind of brick, it's size, ligth weight, and absortion rate is what makes it special for it's use in bovedas.
: Boveda brick, also known as "ladrillo de lama" is made for boveda building and it is a special kind of brick, it's size, ligth weight, and absortion rate is what makes it special for it's use in bovedas.