The term "śrānte" in Sanskrit generally means "weary,"
"tired," or "exhausted," derived from the root verb √śram
(to exert or toil) with the past participle form.
Explanation and Usage
or "exhausted" . In the form śrānte, it appears in the locative
or vocative case plural depending on context, often meaning
"to/for the weary ones" or addressing those who are tired.
Related forms:
- Śrāntaḥ (श्रान्तः) – masculine singular: a tired or exhausted man
- Śrāntā (श्रान्ता) – feminine singular: a tired or exhausted woman
- Śrāntāḥ (श्रान्ताः) – plural: tired ones
Contextual Use:
- This word is frequently found in Vedic, classical, and devotional
- literature to describe physical exhaustion, mental fatigue, or
- spiritual weariness. For example: “lokam śrānte” could mean
- “the world-weary” or “those exhausted by the world.”
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a descriptive adjective or participial form . Its exact grammatical ending may vary depending on number,
gender, and case.
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