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maheṣudhī

 The Sanskrit term "maheṣudhī" (महेशुधी) generally 

translates as "supreme wisdom" or "great intellect," 

being compound of "maha" (great) and "īśudhī" 

(wisdom, intellect).


Breakdown of the Term


Thus, maheṣudhī is compound (samāsa) following the Sanskrit 
rules of combining adjectives and nouns to indicate highly 
exalted wisdom or intelligenceoften in spiritual or scholarly contexts.

Usage in Texts



Transliteration


In conclusion, maheṣudhī is best understood as “great wisdom” 
or “supreme intellect” in Sanskritterm encapsulating profound 
cognitive or spiritual excellence.

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