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quietism

  • 21 निवृत्तिः _nivṛttiḥ

    निवृत्तिः f.
    1 Returning or coming back, return; दुर्गमेकमपुनर्निवृत्तये यं विशन्ति वशिनं मुमुक्षवः Śi.14.64; R.4. 87.
    -2 Disappearance, cessation, termination, suspen- sion; शापनिवृत्तौ Ś.7; R.8.82.
    -3 Abstaining from work, inactivity (opp. प्रवृत्ति); प्रवृत्तिं च निवृत्तिं च जना न विदुरासुराः Bg.16.7.
    -4 Abstaining from, aversion; प्राणाघाता- न्निवृत्तिः Bh.3.63.
    -5 Leaving off, desisting from.
    -6 Resignation, discontinuance of worldly acts or emotions, quietism, separation from the world.
    -7 Repose, rest.
    -8 Felicity, beatitude.
    -9 Denial, refusal.
    -1 Aboli- tion, prevention.
    -11 Ceasing to be valid or binding (as a rule.).
    -12 Completion.
    -13 (In drama.) Cita- tion of an example.

    Sanskrit-English dictionary > निवृत्तिः _nivṛttiḥ

  • 22 शान्तिः _śāntiḥ

    शान्तिः f. [शम्-क्तिन्]
    1 Pacification, allayment, alle- viation, removal; अध्वरविघातशान्तये R.11.1,62.
    -2 Calmness, tranquillity, quiet, ease, rest, repose; स्मर संस्मृत्य न शान्तिरस्ति मे Ku.4.17; शान्तिः कुतस्तस्य भुजङ्गशत्रोः Māl.6.1; यत् किंचिद् वस्तु संप्राप्य स्वल्पं वा यदि वा वहु । या तुष्टि- र्जायते चित्ते सा शान्तिः कथ्यते बुधैः ॥ Padma P.
    -3 Cessation of hostility; सर्पस्य शान्तिः कुटिलस्य मैत्री विधातृसृष्टौ न हि दृष्टपूर्वा Bv.1.125.
    -4 Cessation, stop.
    -5 Absence of passion, quietism, complete indifference to all worldly enjoyments; तदुपहितकुटुम्बः शांन्तिमार्गोत्सुको$भूत् R.7.71.
    -6 Consolation, solace.
    -7 Settlement of differences, reconciliation.
    -8 Satisfaction of hunger.
    -9 An expiatory rite, a propitiatory rite for averting evil; शान्तयश्चापि वर्धन्तां यथाकल्पं यथाविधि Rām.1.8.16.
    -1 Good fortune, felicity, auspiciousness.
    -11 Exculpa- tion or absolution from blame.
    -12 Preservation.
    -13 N. of Durgā.
    -14 Destruction, end, death.
    -Comp. -उदम्, -उदकम्, -जलम् soothing or propitiatory water; अहमपि वैतानिकं शान्त्युदकमस्यै गौतमीहस्ते विसर्जयिष्यामि Ś.3.
    -कर, -कारिन् a. soothing, pacifying.
    -कर्मन् any action of averting evil.
    -गृहम् a room for rest or retirement.
    -मार्गः the life peaceful and leading to मोक्ष; तदुपहितकुटुम्बः शान्तिमार्गोत्सुको$भूत् R.7.71.
    -वाचनम् reciting of a text for averting evil.
    -सलिलम् propitiatory water.
    -होमः a sacrifice or burnt offering to avert or remove an evil; सावित्राञ्छान्तिहोमांश्च कुर्यात् पर्वसु नित्यशः Ms. 4.15.

    Sanskrit-English dictionary > शान्तिः _śāntiḥ

  • 23 квиетизм

    м.

    Русско-английский словарь Смирнитского > квиетизм

  • 24 квієтизм

    ч філос.

    Українсько-англійський словник > квієтизм

  • 25 dingincilik

    n. quietism

    Turkish-English dictionary > dingincilik

  • 26 sakincilik

    n. quietism

    Turkish-English dictionary > sakincilik

  • 27 pengendalian nafsu

    continence
    * * *
    quietism

    Indonesia-Inggris kamus > pengendalian nafsu

  • 28 생활의 평화

    n. quietism

    Korean-English dictionary > 생활의 평화

  • 29 정신의 평화

    n. quietism

    Korean-English dictionary > 정신의 평화

  • 30 정적주의

    n. quietism

    Korean-English dictionary > 정적주의

  • 31 평화

    n. peace, quietism, pax

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  • 32 उपरति


    upa-rati
    f. cessation, stopping MārkP. Suṡr. ;

    death Kād. ;
    desisting from sensual enjoyment orﾠ any worldly action, quietism, Vedāntas.

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  • 33 उपशमक्षय


    upa-ṡama-kshaya
    m. (with Jainas) the destruction (of activity etc.) through quietism Sarvad.

    Sanskrit-English dictionary > उपशमक्षय

  • 34 शमकृत्


    ṡama-kṛit
    mfn. devoted to quietism L.

    Sanskrit-English dictionary > शमकृत्

  • 35 शमस्थ


    ṡama-stha
    mfn. engaged in quietism MW.

    Sanskrit-English dictionary > शमस्थ

  • 36 शमान्वित


    ṡamâ̱nvita
    mfn. devoted to quietism MuṇḍUp.

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  • 37 शान्तरस


    ṡāntá-rasa
    m. the sentiment of quietism orﾠ tranquillity MW. ;

    - nāṭaka n. N. of a drama

    Sanskrit-English dictionary > शान्तरस

  • 38 सिद्धान्ताचार


    siddhâ̱ntâ̱cāra
    m. (with Tāntrikas) a perfect rule of action MW. ;

    one who practises this rule (said to consist in purity, quietism, andﾠ mental absorption in Durgā) ib.

    Sanskrit-English dictionary > सिद्धान्ताचार

  • 39 स्थायिभाव


    sthāyi-bhāva
    m. lasting orﾠ durable state of mind orﾠ feeling (said to be 8, viz. rati, hāsa, ṡoka, krodha, utsāha, bhaya, jugupsā, vismaya <qq.vv.>, to which is sometimes added ṡama, « quietism» ;

    they are opp. to the vyabhicāri-bhāvas orﾠ « transitory feelings») Bhar. Daṡar. Sāh. etc..

    Sanskrit-English dictionary > स्थायिभाव

  • 40 ser incompatible

    ser incompatible (con)

    Ex: The necessary opposition between the two provokes the desperate quietism that sees good and the means of good as being irreconcilable.

    Spanish-English dictionary > ser incompatible

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