The Sanskrit word “bhaviṣyati” (भविष्यति) translates
to “will be”, “about to happen”, or “future” and is used
to indicate the future tense.
Grammatical Explanation
used to express future action or state . It is formed by adding the future suffix -ṣya to the strengthened
Literal and Extended Meaning
- As a noun: It also denotes the future time itself.
- in the Śivapurāṇa, Kularatnoddyota, and Pāñcarātra texts . It can also be related to the actions or outcomes of rituals or
- philosophical statements concerning the future.
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Usage in Philosophy and Texts
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Summary
- Word: भविष्य़ति (bhaviṣyati)
- Root: भू (bhū, “to be”)
- Tense: Future
- Person/Number: Third-person singular
- Meanings: will be, about to happen, the future; indicates future
- events or future time
- Contexts: Grammar, religious texts, philosophy, prophecy
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