svābhāvika

Dictionary meanings for svābhāvika from Apte and Monier-Williams.

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svābhāvika

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Apte Sanskrit-English Dictionary

a. (kī f.) [svabhāvā- dāgataḥ ḍhañ] Belonging to one's own nature, innate, inherent, peculiar, natural; svābhāvikaṃ vinītatvaṃ teṣāṃ vina- yakarmaṇā. mumūrccha sahajaṃ tejo haviṣeva ha- virbhujāṃ R. 10. 79, 5. 69, Ku. 6. 71. kāḥ m. pl. A sect of Buddhists who accounted for all things by the laws of nature.

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Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary

mf (I) n. (fr. svabhāva) belonging to or arising from one's own nature, natural, native, spontaneous, original, peculiar, inherent (259649.1 -tva n.) Up.; MBh. &c 1283,3 259648 m. pl. N. of a Buddhistic Buddhistic school (cf. Buddhac. ix, 48; 51). 162870 1283,3 259649 n., See svābhāvika 259648 1283,3 259649.1 mf (A) n. not natural or inherent Sa1h. 162871 1283,3 259650

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