Siddhārtha in Sanskrit (See Sanskrit) or Siddhatta in Pāli (See Pāli) is the personal name of Gautama Buddha, the Buddha Sākyamuni (See Gautama Buddha). The name suggests the idea of the siddha, one who has achieved perfection, namely Enlightenment.
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