[âtma-yâgin] adjective sacrificing oneself; -yoni, masculine epithet of Kâma and Vishnu; -rakshana, neuter self-protection; -lâbha, masculine one's own advantage; attainment of life, birth; -vat, adverb, -ial, -ially like oneself; adjective animate; self-controlled; sensible; personal: with sruta, neuterEquivalent toknowledge of men: -tâ, feminine; also equal for self-control; -vadha, masculine, -va dhyâ, feminine; also equal for suicide; -varga, masculine one's own party; -vasa, adjective depending on oneself; -vasya, adjective that one has in one's power; -vikraya, masculine selling one's freedom; -vit-tâ, feminine; also equal for self-knowledge; -víd, adjective knowing the universal soul; -vidyấ, feminine; also equal for knowledge of the universal soul; -vidhitsâ, feminine; also equal for selfishness; -vivriddhi, feminine; also equal for self-aggrandisement; -vrittânta, masculine neuter account of oneself; -vritti, feminine; also equal for one's own condition.
Source: Macdonell
