LAY DEVOTEE      Upasaka, Upasika

Oygou - Oygoum? &wemoHk;yg;udk udk;uG,fqnf;uyfol a,musFm;/
Oygodum - Oygoumr? &wemoHk;yg;udk ukd;uG,fqnf;uyfol trsKd;orD;/
&wemoHk;yg;udk qnf;uyfudk;uG,fojzifh o&P*Hk wnfolrSeforQ BuD;i,fr[l trsKd;om;rsm;udk Oygoum? trsKd;orD;rsm;udk Oygodumr [kac:onf/

Disciple; follower
A male devotee who takes refuge in the Three Gems, is an Upasaka.
A female devotee who takes refuge in the Three Gems, is an Upasika.
All male devotees, old and young alike, are called upasakas, and all female devotee, old and young alike, are called upasikas.