sālokya

sālokyâ̱di-catushṭaya

seeﾠ alsoﾠ sâ̱rshṭi) RTL. 41.

sālokya

this is one of the four stages of beatitude) MBh. Hariv. Pur. etc.
- सालोक्यता

sālokya-tā

candrá-sālokya

sa-lokátā

sāmīpya

n. neighbourhood, nearness, proximity (in space andﾠ time) Sāṃkhyak. Sāh. BhP. ;
nearness to the deity (as one of the four states of beatitude;
cf. sālokya) MW.

sā́yujya

identification, absorption (into the divine Essence;
this is one of the four grades orﾠ states of Mukti cf. sālokya RTL. 41) Kāṭh. Br. MBh. etc.;
likeness, similarity W. ;
- सायुज्यता
- सायुज्यत्व
- सायुज्यमुक्ति

sārūpya

assimilation to orﾠ conformity with the deity (one of the grades of Mukti orﾠ beatitude = sarūpa-tā, sālokya) BhP. ;
(in dram.) a mistake caused by the mutual resemblance of two persons (as in Veṇis. vs Yudhi-shṭhira takes Bhīma for Duryodhana andﾠ injures him) Bhar. Sāh. ;
mf (ā)n. seasonable, fit, proper, suitable Lalit. ;
- सारूप्यतस्
- सारूप्यता

sâ̱rshṭi-tā

cf. sālokya) TBr. Up. etc.

siddha

2) mfn. accomplished, fulfilled, effected, gained, acquired MBh. Ragh. ;
one who has attained his object, successful BhP. ;
one who has attained the highest object, thoroughly skilled orﾠ versed in (dat. orﾠ comp.) MBh. R. etc.;
perfected, become perfect, beatified, endowed with supernatural faculties ( seeﾠ 2. siddhi) ib. ;
sacred, holy, divine, illustrious W. ;
hit (as a mark) Kathās. ;
prepared, cooked, dressed (as food) Mn. MBh. etc.;
healed, cured Pañcat. ;
valid (as a rule in grammar seeﾠ as-);
admitted to be true orﾠ right, established, settled, proved Pat. Mn. Sāṃkhyak. Sarvad. ;
resulting from W. ;
adjudicated, decided, terminated (as a lawsuit) W. ;
paid, liquidated, settled (as a debt) ib. ;
ready for payment(as money) Hit. ;
well-known, notorious, celebrated (= prasiddha) ĀṡvṠr. R. etc.;
effective, powerful, miraculous, supernatural Cāṇ. Rājat. ;
Vet;
subdued, brought into subjection (by magical powers), subject orﾠ obedient to (gen.) Pañcat. Kathās. ;
peculiar, singular Mālatīm. ;
invariable, unalterable Pat. ;
m. a Siddha orﾠ semidivine being of great purity andﾠ perfection andﾠ said to possess the eight supernatural faculties ( seeﾠ 2. siddhi;
accord. toﾠ some, the Siddhas inhabit, together with the Munis etc., the Bhuvar-loka orﾠ atmosphere between the earth andﾠ heaven;
accord. toﾠ VP. eighty-eight thousand of them occupy the regions of the sky north of the sun andﾠ south of the seven Ṛishis;
they are regarded as immortal, but only as living to the end of a Kalpa <q.v.>;
in the later mythology the are some times confused with the;
Sādhyas <q.v.> orﾠ take their place) ĀṡvGṛ. MBh. etc.;
any inspired sage orﾠ prophet orﾠ seer (e.g.. Vyāsa, Kapila etc.) ib. ;
any holy personage orﾠ great saint (esp. one who has attained to one of the states of beatitude cf. sālokya) MBh. Kāv. etc.;
any great adept in magic orﾠ one who has acquired supernatural powers ib. ;
(with Jainas) a Jina orﾠ Arhat;
N. of the number 24 (ci. jina;
the 21st of the astron. Yogas. L. ;
a lawsuit, judicial trial (= vyavahāra) L. ;
N. of a Deva-gandharva MBh. ;
of a Rājarshi ib. ;
of a king Rājat. ;
of a brother of Jajja ib. ;
of a Brāhman Buddh. ;
of an author Cat. ;
a kind of thorn-apple L. ;
another plant orﾠ a sort of hard sugar (= guḍa) L. ;
(pl.) N. of a people MBh. VP. ;
(ā) f. a Siddhā orﾠ semi-divine female R. (cf. comp.);
N. of one of the Yoginis (q.v.) L. (accord. toﾠ Sāh. siddhā is alsoﾠ used at the end of names of courtezans);
a kind of medicinal plant orﾠ root (= ṛiddhi) L. ;
(am) n. magic, supernatural power Pañcar. ;
sea-salt L.