A Buddhist monk is a spiritual leader in the Buddhist religion. The term LAMA, which is four letters long, is used to refer to a Tibetan or Mongolian monk. An ABBOT, which is five letters long, is a monk who is the head of a monastery. A bonze, also five letters long, is a Buddhist monk from Japan or China. An arhat, also five letters long, is a Buddhist monk who has achieved enlightenment. Lastly, RACING, which is six letters long, is a term used to describe the competition between monks to reach enlightenment.