Daibutsu _____ This is not correct, Daibutsu means "Big Buddha" (大 = big, 仏 = Buddha), and is most often used to refer to large Buddha statues. Buddha is simply "仏", pronounced "futsu/butsu" or "hotoke", depending on context (and who you ask).
仏陀(pronounced buddha) or 仏(hotoke)
the Buddha
Waarokku The closest Japanese word that isn't a Japanese pronunciation of the English word is 'maou'. waarokku is the masculine form,aarokku the feminine form.waarokku is used mostly in reference to tibetan monks.
Miroku is the Japanese name for Maitreya, the Buddha of the future.
A:No. The Buddha lived centuries before Jesus, in the Axial Age, and could therefore not have known of Jesus or made any reference to him.
the Buddha or shinigami
Buddha means "the enlightening one"
The word buddha means The awakened one.
When referring to "the" Buddha, Siddhartha Gautama, you may say 'shaka.' Other terms include 'butsu' and 'budda.' Written in the same order, all of these are: 釈迦 仏 仏陀
Kyoto
The word "Buddha" does not exist in the Christian's Bible. It may exist in one of the other religion's "Bibles", however.