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Dictionary Of Commonly Used Sanskrit Terms (A-C) |  | A dictionary Of Commonly Used Sanskrit terms. From A to Crore. Please note that all words in grey, like "yoga", "enlightenment" or "kundalini" are hyperlinked to archives further explaining the term. At the corresponding archive you will also find articles related to the term. |  | | Spiritual, Spirituality, Yoga, Siddha Yoga Terminology, Hindu Dictionary, Hinduism Dictionary, Sanskrit Dictionary, India, Indian, Religion, Glossary, Encyclopaedia, Encyclopedia Dictionaries, Spiritual Dictionaries, Spiritual Dictionary, Sanskrit Dictionary, Dictionary of Sanskrit Terms, Sanskrit Encyclopaedia, Encyclopaedia of Sanskrit Terms, Sanskrit Glossary, Glossary of Sanskrit Terms, Sanskrit Encyclopedia, Encyclopedia of Sanskrit Terms, Yoga Dictionary, Yoga Glossary, Spiritual, Spirituality, Encyclopedia, Dictionaries, Dictionary, Encyclopaedia, Glossary, Terminology, Terms, Spiritual Terminology, Spiritual Terms, Terms In Spirituality, Spiritual Dictionaries, Spiritual Dictionary, Spiritual Encyclopedia, Spiritual Encyclopaedia, |  | |
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Dictionary Of Commonly Used Sanskrit Terms (A-C)By Luke Roberts
Dictionary Of Commonly Used Sanskrit (A-C) | A | | | A | non | | Abhaya | freedom from fear | | Abhinivesa | possessiveness | | Abhyasa | steady effort | | Acharya | a religious teacher | | Adhah | down | | Adhara | a support | | Adharma | breach of duty | | Adhibhuta | the principle of objective existence | | Adhidaiva | the principle of subjective existence | | Adhikari | competent candidate | | Adhimatra | superior | | Adhimatratama | the highest, the supreme one | | Adhisthana | seat, abode | | Adhiyajna | the principle of sacrifice, incarnation | | Adho-mukha | face downwards | | Adho Mukha Svanasana | the dog stretch posture | | Adhyasa | a case of mistaken identity | | Adhyatma | the principle of self | | Adrishta | the unseen (e.g. actions of invisible entities) | | Adisvara | the primeval lord, a name of Shiva | | Aditi | the mother of the gods | | Aditya | son of aditi | | Advaita | non-duality of the universal spirit | | Advasana | the prone posture | | Agama | proof of the trustworthiness of a source of knowledge | | Aham | I | | Ahamkara | tendency to identify oneself with external phenomena, 'the I-maker' | | Ahimsa | non-violence | | Aishvarya | desire for power | | Ajapa | involuntary repetition (as with a mantra) | | Ajna | command | | Akarna | towards the ear | | Akarna Dhanurasana | the shooting bow posture | | Akasha | ether | | Akrodha | freedom from anger | | Alabhdha-bhumikatva | the feeling that it is impossible to see reality | | Alamba | support | | Alasya | idleness | | Amanaska | the mind free from desire | | Amrita | the elixir of immortality | | Anahata | unbeaten | | Ananda | bliss | | Ananta | infinite, a name of Vishnu | | Anantasana | Ananta's posture | | Anga | a limb, or body part | | Angamejayatva | unsteadiness of the body | | Angula | a finger | | Angushtha | the big toe | | Anjana | the name of the mother of Hanuman | | Anjaneyasana | the splits | | Antahkarana | the mind | | Antara | within | | Antaranga | the practices of pranayama and pratyahara | | Antaratma | the inner self, residing in the heart | | Anuloma | with the grain, naturally | | Anumana | an inference | | Apana | one of the vital airs, controls the elimination of bodily wastes | | Apara | lower | | Aparigraha | abstention from greed, non-possessiveness | | Apunya | vice | | Arama | pleasure garden | | Ardha | half | | Ardha-baddha Padmottanasana | the half-lotus forward bend posture | | Ardha-chandrasana | the half-moon posture | | Ardha-matsyendrasana | the half spinal-twist posture | | Ardhanarishvara | Shiva and his Shakti united as one | | Ardha-navasana | the half-boat posture | | Ardha-padmasana | the half-lotus posture | | Ardha-salabhasana | the half-locust posture | | Ardha-sarvangasana | the half-shoulderstand posture | | Ardha-sirsasana | the half headstand posture | | Arjuna | a disciple of Krishna, hero of the Mahabharata | | Asamprajnata | unconscious samadhi | | Asana | seat, posture | | Ashcharyavat | wonderful | | Ashram | a yoga centre or school | | Ashta | eight | | Ashtavakra | name of a deformed sage | | Ashva | a horse | | Ashvini | a mudra: contraction of the anal sphincter muscles | | Asmita | egotism | | Asteya | non-stealing | | Atman | the self, supreme soul | | Atmiyata | the feeling of oneness | | Aum | all, the absolute | | Avarana | a veil | | Avastha | a state of the mind | | Avatara | a divine incarnation, e.g. Buddha. The ten avataras of Vishnu are: Matsya(the fish), Kurma(the tortoise), Varaha(the boar), Narasimha(the man- lion), Vamana(the dwarf), Parashurama, Rama, Krishna, Balarama, and Kalki. avidya | | Avirati | sensuality | | Ayama | length, extension, restraint | | | | | | | | Baddha | caught | | Baddhahasta Sirsasana | the bound hands headstand posture | | Bandha | binding, a muscular lock | | Bandha Padmasana | the bound lotus posture | | Baka | a wading bird, the crane | | Bali | a demon king | | Basti | method for cleaning the intestines | | Bhadrasana | the auspicious posture | | Bhagavad Gita | the dialogues between Krishna and Arjuna | | Bhagavan | holy | | Bhairava | terrible, one of the forms of Shiva | | Bhajana | a hymn | | Bhakti | devotion, worship | | Bhastrika | the bellows breath | | Bhati | light | | Bhavana | concentration | | Bhaya | fear | | Bheda | a division | | Bhedana | breaking through, piercing | | Bheka | a frog | | Bherunda | terrible | | Bherundasana | the formidable posture | | Bhoga | enjoyment | | Bhoktir | one who enjoys | | Bhramara | a large bee | | Bhramari | the bee breath | | Bhranti-darshana | a delusion | | Bhu | land | | Bhudana | the donation of land | | Bhuja | arm or shoulder | | Bhujanga | snake | | Bhujangasana | the cobra posture | | Bhujasana | the arm posture | | Bhumi | the object of meditation | | Bhumikatva | firm ground | | Bhuta | a ghost, an element | | Bija | seed | | Bindu | drop or point | | Bodhi | supreme knowledge | | Brahma | the creator | | Brahmins | the highest, priestly caste | | Brahmacharya | control of sexual impulses | | Brahmacharyasana | the posterior stretch posture | | Brahmadvara | the door where kundalini enters the spine | | Brahmanda-prana | cosmic breath | | Buddha | Buddha | | Buddhi | wisdom, reason | | | | | | | | Chakra | a wheel or vortex | | Chakra-bandha | the binding which seals all of the chakras | | Chakrasana | the wheel posture | | Chandra | the moon | | Chatur | four | | Chela | a pupil | | Chit | pure consciousness | | Chitrini | a fine cord within the spine | | Chitta | mind-stuff, the lower parts of mind | | Chitta-vikshepa | confusion, distraction | | Chitta-vritti | a mode of behaviour | | Crore | ten million | The Sanskrit Dictionary is compiled by Luke Roberts. Other Spiritual Dictionaries including Yoga Dictionary, Hindu Dictionary and Dictionary on Hinduism can be found at: Dictionaries. |
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