Definition of "Buddahood"

But yet Gautama did all this, and this was the means he adopted to attain Buddahood.

1878, Buddhism and Christianity Face to Face, page 62

Unless he enters Buddahood, he will fall into the hells and suffer.

1986, Yoshiko Kurata Dykstra, The Konjaku Tales: From a Medieval Japanese Collection. Indian section

Whatever the contingent and occasional purpose of a ritual, its primary concern is always the attainment of Buddahood in the body by an immediate perception of the unobstructed interpenetration of all dharmas.

1987, Religious Traditions - Volume 10, page 21

The Buddhist who bows before an image of the Buddha understands himself not as honoring an individual, but expressing his respect for Buddahood, a potentiality of all humans (or in some cases all beings) and devoting himself to the cultivaton of his own "enlightenment."

1997, Gary David Comstock, Susan E. Henking, Que(e)rying Religion: A Critical Anthology, page 275

The eternity and omnipresence of the True Nature is equivalent to the omnipresence of the Mean; Buddahood or the dharma-nature is, crypto-pantheistically, present everywhere and in everything.

2000, Brook Ziporyn, Evil And/or/as the Good