English Meaning of siddha

Meaning of 'siddha'

p (S) Accomplished, effected, finished, completed, prepared, made. 2 Established, substantiated, evinced, demonstrated, proved; rendered true, valid, good &c. 3 Judged, decided, determined;-as a litigation, cause, suit. 4 Framed, formed, enacted, made;-as an award, a decision, regulation, law, rule. 5 Cooked or dressed;--as food: also prepared, cured, or made (by compounding, concocting &c.);--as a medicine. 6 Ready, prepared, willing and waiting;--as a person to act, an animal or a thing to be employed or used. 7 Adept or accomplished (in alchemy &c.) 8 In grammar. Concrete: contrad. from sadhita Abstract. Also Primitive: contrad. from sadhita Derivative. 9 Used as s m An inspired writer, as Vyasa and others: also a person to whom the past, present, and future are supposed to be known, a seer. 10 A divine personage of undefined attributes or character, a sort of demigod or spirit, inhabiting, together with the Widyadharas, Munis &c., the regions between the earth and sun. 11 An adept, a magician, one who, by the performance of certain mystical and magical rites, has acquired superhuman powers. 12 An ascetic who, by mystical and austere practices, has effected one or all of five purposes; viz. the wealth of the gods, the form of the gods, the society of the gods, residence in any of the divine lokas, identification with a deity. 13 The twenty-first of the astronomical Yogas. Note. Useful compounds are formed with this word as p; e.g. anubhavasiddha, anadisiddha, svabhavasiddha, purvasiddha, pratyaksasiddha, lokasiddha, sastrasiddha, vyakaranasiddha, nyayasiddha, upadhisiddha, kriyasiddha, jnanasiddha, yogasiddha, osadhisiddha &c. Of these some will be found in order. sarva siddha ani culisa potere Used where a person is ever prompt to cry out All's ready; whereas the cowdunging clout is still upon the fireplace (and thus dinner or the dressing of it is remote indeed). ṃsiddha is much used after participles in the una form; as karuna siddha, pahuna siddha, aikuna siddha, sikuna siddha, bhoguna or anubhavuna siddha Perfected, prepared, or become adept through doing, through seeing, through hearing about &c.

Meaning of सिद्ध

p (S) Accomplished, effected, finished, completed, prepared, made. 2 Established, substantiated, evinced, demonstrated, proved; rendered true, valid, good &c. 3 Judged, decided, determined;-as a litigation, cause, suit. 4 Framed, formed, enacted, made;-as an award, a decision, regulation, law, rule. 5 Cooked or dressed;--as food: also prepared, cured, or made (by compounding, concocting &c.);--as a medicine. 6 Ready, prepared, willing and waiting;--as a person to act, an animal or a thing to be employed or used. 7 Adept or accomplished (in alchemy &c.) 8 In grammar. Concrete: contrad. from साधित Abstract. Also Primitive: contrad. from साधित Derivative. 9 Used as s m An inspired writer, as Vyása and others: also a person to whom the past, present, and future are supposed to be known, a seer. 10 A divine personage of undefined attributes or character, a sort of demigod or spirit, inhabiting, together with the Widyádharas, Munis &c., the regions between the earth and sun. 11 An adept, a magician, one who, by the performance of certain mystical and magical rites, has acquired superhuman powers. 12 An ascetic who, by mystical and austere practices, has effected one or all of five purposes; viz. the wealth of the gods, the form of the gods, the society of the gods, residence in any of the divine lokas, identification with a deity. 13 The twenty-first of the astronomical Yogas. Note. Useful compounds are formed with this word as p; e.g. अनुभवसिद्ध, अनादिसिद्ध, स्वभावसिद्ध, पूर्वसिद्ध, प्रत्यक्षसिद्ध, लोकसिद्ध, शास्त्रसिद्ध, व्याकरणसिद्ध, न्यायसिद्ध, उपाधिसिद्ध, क्रियासिद्ध, ज्ञानसिद्ध, योगसिद्ध, ओषधीसिद्ध &c. Of these some will be found in order. सर्व सिद्ध आणि चुलीस पोतेरें Used where a person is ever prompt to cry out All's ready; whereas the cowdunging clout is still upon the fireplace (and thus dinner or the dressing of it is remote indeed). सिद्ध is much used after participles in the ऊन form; as करून सिद्ध, पाहून सिद्ध, ऐकून सिद्ध, शिकून सिद्ध, भोगून or अनुभवून सिद्ध Perfected, prepared, or become adept through doing, through seeing, through hearing about &c.

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