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Results for अधिदैव

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Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. अधिदैवadhidaivan. a presiding or tutelary deity, the supreme deity, the divine agent operating in material objects

    neuter gender a presiding or tutelary deity, the supreme deity, the divine agent operating in material objects

    In the Gita8·1

    अधिभूतं च किं प्रोक्तमधिदैवं किमुच्यते ॥

    adhibhūtaṁ ca kiṁ proktamadhidaivaṁ kimucyate. — Arjuna said:- What is that brahma, what is adhyātmam, what is karma, O Purushottama? And what is declared to be adhibhūtam, what is called adhidaiva? 8·1
    • अधिदैवम्adhidaivamnominative singular of the neuter compound noun adhidaiva (the divine nature of being)
  2. अधिदैवतadhidaivatan. a presiding or tutelary deity, the supreme deity, the divine agent operating in material objects

    neuter gender a presiding or tutelary deity, the supreme deity, the divine agent operating in material objects

  3. अधिदैवतम्adhidaivatamind. on the subject of the deity or the divine agent.

    indeclinable on the subject of the deity or the divine agent.

  4. अधिदैवत्यadhidaivatyan. the highest divine rank among (abl.), MaitrUp.

    neuter gender the highest divine rank among (ablative), MaitrUp.

  5. अधिदैविकadhidaivikamfn. spiritual.

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective spiritual.

Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. अधिदैवम्adhidaivamदैवतम् [daivatam], दैवतम् [अधिष्ठातृ दैवम्-दैवतम् वा]
    1. दैवतम् daivatam, दैवतम् अधिष्ठातृ दैवम्-दैवतम् वा
    2. The presiding god or deity; अधिदैवं किमुच्यते Bg.8.1. पुरुषश्चा- धिदैवतम् Bg.8.4;7.3; शिवाधिदैवतं ध्यायेत् वह्निप्रत्यधिदैवतम्; तमभिनन्दन्ति...यः अधिदैवतमिव स्तौति K.19.
    3. The supreme deity or the divine agent operating in material objects.