तत्त्व

tat-tva

n. true orﾠ real state, truth, reality ṠvetUp. Mn. Bhag. etc.;

(in phil.) a true principle (in Sāṃkhya phil. 25 in number, viz. a-vyakta, buddhi, ahaṉ-kāra, the 5  Tan-mātras, the 5  Mahā-bhūtas, the 11  organs including manas, andﾠ, lastly, purusha, qq.vv.)
MBh. XII, 11840; XIV, 984 R. III, 53, 42 Tattvas. ;
24  in number MBh. XII, 11242 Hariv. 14840 (m.);
23  in number BhP. III, 6, 2 ff. ;
for other numbers cf. XI, 22, 1 ff. RāmatUp. ;
with Māheṡvaras andﾠ Lokâyatikas only 5 <viz. the 5  elements> are admitted Prab. II, 18/19 ;
with Buddh. 4 , with Jainas 2 orﾠ 5 orﾠ 7 orﾠ 9 Sarvad. II f. ;
in Vedânta phil. tattva is regarded as made up of tad andﾠ tvam, « that <art> thou» , andﾠ called mahā-vākya, the great word by which the identity of the whole world with the one eternal Brahma <tad> is expressed);
the, number 25 Sūryas. II ;
the number 24 DevibhP. ṠBr. VII, 3, 1, 43 Sāy. ;
an element orﾠ elementary property W. ;
the essence orﾠ substance of anything W. ;
the being that Jaim. I, 3, 24 Sch. ;
= tata-tva L. ;
N. of a musical instrument L. ;
(ena) instr. ind. according to the true state orﾠ nature of anything, in truth, truly, really, accurately Mn. VII, 68 MBh. R. ;
-kaumudī f. « Tattva-moonlight»
N. of a Comm. on Sāṃkhyak. Sarvad. XIV, 20 ;
-candra m. « truthmoon»
N. of a Comm. on Prakriyā-kaumudī;
« Tattva-moon»
N. of a Comm. on -kaumudī;
-cintāmaṇi m. N. of a philos. work by Gaṇgêṡa;
of another work Nirṇayas. III ;
-jña mfn. ifc. knowing the truth, knowing the true nature of, knowing thoroughly
Mn. XII, 102 MBh. (a- neg. XII, 6623 ) R. etc.;
m. a Brāhman Npr. ;
-jñāna n. knowledge of truth, thorough knowledge, insight into the true principles of phil. Sarvad. ;
-jñānin mfn. = -jña W. ;
-taraṉgiṇī f. « truth-river»
N. of wk. by Dharmasāgara;
-tas ind.= -ttvena MuṇḍUp. I, 2, 13 Mn. MBh. etc.. ;
-tā f. truth, reality W. ;
-tyaj mfn. mistaking the true state Viddh. III, 19 ;
-trayamaya mfn. consisting of the 3  realities Hcat. I, 11, 893 ;
-darṡa m. (= -dṛiṡ) N. of a Ṛishi under Manu Deva-sāvarṇi BhP. VIII, 13, 32 ;
-darṡin mfn. = -dṛiṡ MBh. III, 1149 Rāmag. ;
m. N. of one of Manu Raivata's sons Hariv. 433 ;
of a Brāhman, 1265;
-dīpana n. « Tattva-light»
N. of wk.;
-dṛiṡ mfn. perceiving truth Vedântas. ;
-nikasha-grāvan m. the touchstone of truth Hit. I, 9, 12 ;
-niṡcaya m. « ascertainment of truth» , right knowledge Sarvad. VI, 91 and 94 ;
-nishṭhatā f. veracity Hemac. ;
-nyāsa m. « application of true principles»
N. of a ceremony in honour of Vishṇu (application of mystical letters etc. to parts of the body while prayers are recited), Tantr. ;
-prakāṡa m. « light of true principles»
N. of a Comm. Sarvad. VII ;
-prabodha-prakaraṇa n. N. of wk. by Haribhadra II (A.D. 1200);
-bindu m. « truthdrop»
N. of a philos. treatise;
-bodha m. knowledge orﾠ understanding of truth, XII, 46 ;
N. of wk. Tantras. II ;
-bodhinī f. « teaching true principles»
N. of a Comm. on Saṃkshepa-ṡārīraka;
of a Comm. on Siddh. by Jñānêndra-sarasvatī;
truth-teaching cf. RTL. p. 492 and 509 ;
-bhava m. true being orﾠ nature KaṭhUp. VI ṠvetUp. I ;
-bhūta mfn. true MBh. XII, 5290 ;
-muktâ̱vali f. « necklace of truth»
N. of wk. Sarvad. IV, 110 ;
cf. RTL. p. 123 ;
-vat mfn. possessing the truth orﾠ reality of things MBh. XII, 11480 ;
-vāda-rahasya n. N. of wk. Sarvad. V, 110 ;
-vid mfn. knowing the true nature of(gen.) Bhag. III, 28 ;
-vivitsā f. desire of knowing the truth W. ;
-viveka m. the sifting of established truth;
N. of wk. on astron. (alsoﾠ siddhâ̱nta-t-);
of another work Sarvad. V, 6 ;
-ka-dīpana n. « light of truth-investigation»
N. of a philos. work;
-ṡambara n. N. of a Tantra. Ānand. 31 Sch. ;
(-raka, Āryav. );
-ṡuddhi f. ascertainment orﾠ right knowledge of truth Kathās. LXXV, 194 ;
-saṉgraha m. N. of wk. Sarvad. VII, 88 ;
-satya-ṡāstra n. N. of a Buddh. work by Guṇaprabha;
-samāsa m. « Tattva-compendium»
N. of Kapila's Sāṃkhya-sūtras Tattvas. ;
-sāgara m. « truth-ocean»
N. of wk. Smṛitit. XI Nirṇayas. I, 318 ;
-sāra m. « truth-essence»
N. of wk. Ṡāktân. II ;
-vâ̱khyānôpamā f. a simile expressing orﾠ stating any truth Kāvyâd. II, 36 ;
-vâ̱dhigata mfn. learnt thoroughly Suṡr. ;
-vâ̱pahnava-rūpaka n. a metaphor denying a truth (as that two eyes are not eyes but bees) Kāvyâd. II, 95 ;
-vâ̱bhiyoga m. a positive charge orﾠ declaration Yājñ. II, 5/6, 4 ff. ;
-vâ̱rtha m. the truth Sarvad. III ;
-tha-kaumudī f. « truth-light»
N. of a Comm. on Prāyaṡc. by (Govindânanda;
-tha-vid mfn. knowing the exact truth orﾠ meaning of (in comp.) Mn. I, 3 ;
(seeﾠ veda-);
-tha-sūtra n. N. of a Jaina work by Umā-svāti Sarvad. III, 103 ;
-vâ̱vabodha m. perception of truth W.