First for all I know that the correct **Sanskrit word is धर्म (pronounced as Dharma)** same goes with Nibbana (Nirvana, निर्वाण in Sanskrit) as Siddharth was born in India.
So either Pali is just a local dialect as people in Nepal region are not able to pronounce R र.
Same goes with native English speaker they roll R, I mean when we say car in India our tongue vibrates, which doesn’t happen with Native english speaker.
Why do we use Dhamma instead of Dharma?
Asked by Ritesh.mlk
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Feb 16, 2017, 08:53 AM
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