The Sanskrit term “bhittvā” (भित्त्वा) primarily means
“having broken,” “pierced through,” or “struck at,”
depending on context, and is often used in both
philosophical and epic literature.
Linguistic and Grammatical Meaning
Usage in Hindu Philosophical Texts
- 1 Source
Usage in Epic and Puranic Texts
- 1 Source
Summary of English Equivalents
Depending on context, bhittvā can be translated as:
- Having broken (general literal sense)
- Pierced through (spiritual/philosophical context)
- Struck at / attacked (martial/epic context)
SanskritDictionary.com and Wisdom Library provide extensive examples showing the usage across literature.
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