Sthitaḥ (स्थितः) in Sanskrit broadly means "situated,"
"standing," "established," or "firm" depending on context,
and can apply to physical placement, spiritual steadiness,
Etymology and Root
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Core Meanings
being situated in a state of equanimity or liberation without return. Such usage appears in texts describing yogis who are steady in
concentration or bliss.
Grammatical Notes
- It functions as a past participle or adjective, describing the state
- or condition of a subject.
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Examples in Scriptures and Texts
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