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Does the word nirvana have to be capitalized?

The capitalization of "nirvana" depends on the context:

1. As a proper noun:

* If "nirvana" refers to a specific Buddhist concept or a particular place (like the Buddhist heaven), then it should be capitalized.

* Example: "He sought to achieve Nirvana in this lifetime."

2. As a common noun:

* If "nirvana" is used to describe a state of perfect peace or bliss in a general sense, it is not capitalized.

* Example: "The music brought him a feeling of pure nirvana."

In summary:

* Capitalize "Nirvana" when referring to the Buddhist concept or a specific place.

* Do not capitalize "nirvana" when referring to a general state of bliss or peace.

It's always helpful to consider the specific context when determining capitalization.

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