tatpara

éka-tatpara

dhyāna-tatpara

ṡrúti-tatpara

intent on hearing orﾠ studying the Veda L.

svâ̱rtha

one's own property orﾠ substance MW. ;
own orﾠ original meaning Sāh. Vedântas. TPrāt. Sch. ;
similar meaning (prob. for sâ̱rtha), a pleonasm MW. ;
= liṅgâ̱rtha-viṡesha L. ;
mf (ā)n. directed to one's self egoistical (- tā f.) Kum. Tarkas. etc.;
adapted to (its) purpose Car. ;
having one's object, expressing (its) own inherent orﾠ true meaning, havñhaving a natural orﾠ literal meaning, havñhaving a similar merits (= sâ̱rtha), pleonastic MW. ;
(am orﾠ e) ind. on one's own account, for one's self Kāv. Kathās. KapS. etc.;
- paṇḍita mfn. clever in one's own affairs MBh. ;
- para mfn. intent on one's own advantage, self-interested Ṡiṡ. (- tā f. « selfishness» MW.);
-parâ̱yaṇa mfn. id. MW. ;
- prayatna m. a self-interested project Ratnâv. ;
- bhāj mfn. managing one's own affairs HPariṡ. ;
- bhraṉṡin mfn. ruinous to one's own interests Pañcat. ;
- lipsu mfn. wishing to gain one's own object, self-seeking MW. ;
- vighāta m. frustration of one's object ib. ;
- sādhaka mfn. effective of orﾠ promoting one's own object Cāṇ. BhP. Nir. ;
- sādhana n. accomplishment of one's own object orﾠ desire Mn. Rājat. ;
(- na) - tatpara mfn. intent upon it Mn. IV, 196 ;
- siddhi f. (= sādhana) Rājat. ;
-thâ̱numāna n. « inference for one's self», (in log.) a partic. process of induction MW. ;
- thết mfn. attending to one's own affairs TS. ;
- thôpapatti f. the gaining one's own object Ragh.