sestdiena, 2026. gada 11. aprīlis

samādāya

 The term "samādāya" generally translates as 

"having taken," "having accepted," or "having undertaken," 

often referring to adopting responsibility, obligation, 

or course of action in Sanskrit, Hindu contexts

Sanskrit Context

In Sanskrit, samādāya (समादाय) is gerund derived from sam-ādānawhich literally means "taking together" or "taking up." 
It conveys the sense of adopting or assuming something
whether task, moral duty, or religious obligation. Examples 
include:

Thus, in Sanskrit, samādāya implies initiative, assumption, 
or acceptance of responsibility or course of action.

Summary of Meanings



Understanding samādāya often requires context: it can refer 
to physical actions, moral undertakings, or spiritual commitments
depending on whether the text is Hinduor Sanskrit literature. 
The term emphasizes intentional assumption or voluntary 
adoption of responsibilities or practices.

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