[yoga-karandaka] masculine noun; ikâ, feminine; also equal for noun of a mendicant nun; -kshemá, masculine singular and plural (Classical (post-Vedic) Sanskrit also masculine dual and singular neuter) possession or security of property; property; prosperity (ordinarily explained as meaning acquisi tion and preservation of property); property meant for pious uses; -kûrna, neuter magic pow der; -ga, adjective produced by meditation or Yoga; -tantra, neuter Yoga doctrine, treatise on Yoga; -dharmin, adjective practising Yoga; -nanda, masculine the pseudo-Nanda; -nidrâ, feminine; also equal for sleep induced by the practice of Yoga, somnolent condi tion, dozing; Vishnu's sleep at the end of an age; -m-dhara, masculine noun; -pati, masculine lord of Yoga (Vishnu); -patha, masculine path to Yoga; -bhâraka, masculine shoulderyoke for the carrying of burdens; -bhrashta, perfect passive participle lapsed from devotion or contemplation; -maya, adjective (î) produced from contemplation or Yoga; -mâyâ, feminine; also equal for magic; illusion produced by abstract meditation; -mârga, masculine road to Yoga; -yâtrâ, feminine; also equal for recourse to mental ab sorption or Yoga; -yukta, perfect passive participle absorbed in meditation, practising Yoga; -ratna, neuter magic jewel; -rûdha, perfect passive participle having an etymo logical and a conventional meaning (e. genitive paṅka-ga, growing in the mud and lotus); -rokanâ, feminine; also equal for kind of magical ointment (ren dering invisible or invulnerable); -vat, adjective joined, united; practising Yoga; -vartikâ, feminine; also equal for magic wick; -vaha, adjective bringing about, furthering (--˚); -vâh-in, adjective intriguing: (-i) tva, neuter intrigue; -vid, adjective knowing the right means or method; knowing what is fitting or suitable; versed in Yoga; -vidyâ, feminine; also equal for knowledge of Yoga; -vibhâga, masculine splitting of a grammatical rule into two; -sabda, masculine the word yoga; etymological word (the mean ing of which results from the derivation); -sâyin, adjective somnolent in consequence of medi tation; -sâstra, neuter Yoga doctrine (especially of Patañgali); -samâdhi, masculine mental absorp tion resulting from Yoga; -sâra, masculine univer sal remedy; -siddha, perfect passive participle perfected by Yoga; -siddhi, feminine; also equal for simultaneous accomplishment: -mat, adjective versed in magic; -sûtra, neuter the Sû tras on the Yoga (attributed to Patañgali).
