a follower of Buddhism; a Buddhist.

being in accordance with the Buddha, the founder of Buddhism.

= ಸಖತ್ತು.

a man interested, absorbed or wholly occupied (in).

joined; united; adhered (to).

near; close; proximate.

interested, absorbed in.

genuinely sincere, assiduous and diligent.

concerned; related.

restrained; restricted.

= ಸಕತ್ತು.

the floor of barley grain.

the state or condition of being joined, united of adhered.

intense interest, concern or curiosity.

a woman interested, absorbed or wholly occupied (in).

physically powerful; having great muscular strength; robust; strong.

having much power of mind; skilled; talented; able.

having ability; able to do things well; capable; competent.

a sect that upholds the supremacy of Durge, and follow several tāntric methods.

a man belonging to this sect.

any observance, custom, philosophy, etc. relating to the this sect.

one of the classical Indo-European languages that flourished since pre-Christian era, and still existent in use extensively esp. in religious worships and rituals, and is regarded for its remarkable literature; Samskřta (usu. written in English as Sanskrit).

a physically powerful, strong man.

a man having marked courage or bravery.

a man having much power of mind.

a man capable of doing things, jobs; a capable man.

a being able; power to do (something physical or mental); ability.

= ಸಖ್ತಿ.

a feeling of intentness or concern about something; interest.

relating to power or energy.

relating to the Śakti, the divine energy of the universe.

power; strength; might.

Pārvati or any of her various forms (reckoned differently by different people) as the energy or active power of the universe personified.

a kind of mystical weapon, of which Pārvati, is the presiding deity.

a woman in gen.

much higher in some quality or degree; much above the ordinary or average; existing in a high degree; intense.

very much of as or acting much as (something specified).

very impressive or imposing; remarkable.

power; strength; might.

Pārvati or any of her various forms (reckoned differently by different people) as the energy or active power of the universe personified.

a kind of mystical weapon, of which Pārvati, is the presiding deity.

a woman in gen.

the plant Chenopodium album ( = C. atriplices) of Chenopodiaceae family.

its fruit.