Bodhisattva [pú sà] is short for Bodhisattva. Bodhisattva, Sanskrit Bodhi -sattva, Pali Bodhi -satta. Also called: Bodhisattva, risking the ground to bind, or helping to scatter. Free translation: All sentient beings, all sentient beings, all sentient beings, all sentient beings. It means a person who seeks enlightenment, a big mind who seeks enlightenment. Bodhi, meaning enlightenment, wisdom and Tao; Sachan, sentient beings, sentient beings. Add sound and smell and a sense of edge, and it's called three times. It is also one of the top ten realms.
In other words, the practitioner who seeks supreme bodhi intellectually will turn all beings into sentient beings through grief, practice paramita and achieve Buddha's fruit in the future. That is, those self-serving and altruistic people in Kuboth. As far as hearing and feeling are concerned, from Kuboth's point of view, it can also be called a bodhisattva; In particular, Mahayana practitioners who seek supreme bodhi are called: maha^- Zategwa (Maha, meaning great), Maha, Bodhisattva, Bodhisattva, Mahabodhi, Mahabodhi, etc., so as to distinguish them from the second time.
In addition, because the Bodhisattva is the heir to the Buddha's throne, it is also called "Prince of France", transliterated as "Dharma Frodo" and literally translated as "Innocence".