lohan

The term "lohan" refers to an arhat in Buddhism, a perfected individual who has achieved spiritual enlightenment and nirvana. Lohans are revered figures who have overcome desire and will not be reborn. In Chinese Buddhism, lohans are often depicted in temple art, representing disciples of the Buddha entrusted to remain in the world to guide others. The term "lohan" is a transliteration from Chinese, ultimately derived from the Sanskrit word "arhat".12

It is important to distinguish this from the American actress Lindsay Lohan, whose career began as a child star and has included notable films like Mean Girls.3