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The adjective form of Buddhism is Buddhist, using the -ist ending. As an example, "Buddhist teachings began in ancient India and quickly spread across its Asian neighbors." Teachings are the noun, and Buddhist is the adjective in that sentence. More rarely, "Buddhistic" is used.
The proper adjective for the noun Buddhism is Buddhist (for example, Buddhistphilosophy).

The word Buddhist is also a proper noun, a word for a follower of Buddhism.

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