जगत्jagata.(-ती f.)
Derived forms and compounds
अपरेयमितस्त्वन्यां प्रकृतिं विद्धि मे पराम् ।
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-ती (dual) Heaven and the lower world.
-अम्बा, -अम्बिका Name of Durgā.
-आत्मन् Masculine the Supreme Spirit.
-आदिः, -आदिजः the Supreme deity.
-आदिजः
-आयुः, -आयुस् Masculine wind.
-ईशः, -पतिः 'the lord of the universe', the Supreme deity; an epithet of Viṣṇu and Śiva.
-उद्धारः salvation of the world.
-कर्तृ, -धातृ
-कारणम् the cause of the universe.
-गुरुः
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अपरेयमितस्त्वन्यां प्रकृतिं विद्धि मे पराम् ।
[gá-g-at(present participle redupl. from √gâ)] adjective moving, animate, living; composed in gagatî metre; neuter all that moves; animals; men; world, earth: dual heaven and lower regions; masculine plural men; -î, feminine; also equal for female being; earth, world; a metre (4 X 12 syllables).
[gagat-kârana] neuter cause of the world; -traya, neuter triad of worlds (heaven, earth, and lower regions); -tritaya, neuter the same; -pati, masculine lord of the world (epithet of Brahman, Siva, Vishnu or Krishna, Agni, and of the Sun); -prakâsa, adjective universally known, notorious; -prathita, perfect passive participle world-famed; -pra bhu, masculine lord of the world; -prasiddha, perfect passive participle world-renowned; -prâsâha, adjective consisting chiefly of gagatî verses; -srashtri, masculine creator of the world, epithet of Brahman; -svâmin, masculine sovereign of the world · -svâmitva, neuter sovereignty of the world.
masculine gender "world-creator", Brahma1 ब्रह्मा Lexicographers Equivalent to
neuter gender the cause of the universe Veda7ntas.
neuter gender "the (cause, of the cause id est the) final cause of the universe", Vishn2u विष्णु Vishn2. i, 61.
neuter gender the whole world W.
masculine gender the destruction of the world W.
masculine gender Name of two princes (850 and 900 A.D.)