The Sanskrit word “सुरक्षितः (surakṣitaḥ)”
means “well-protected,” “safe,” “preserved,”
or “secure.”
Form and Grammar
- Surakṣitaḥ (सुरक्षितः) is a masculine singular form in the nominative
- case.
- The word can take other genders and numbers:
- Feminine: surakṣitā (सुरक्षिता)
- Neuter: surakṣitam (सुरक्षितम्)
- Plural forms adjust according to standard Sanskrit declension
- rules.
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Meanings and Usage
Adjective
describes something that is safe, secure, or preserved:
- Example (classical Sanskrit): dvaram surakṣitaḥ asti —
- “The gate is well-protected.”
Related Concepts
- Synonyms include: rakṣita (protected), surakṣitaḥ (safe),
- surakṣyate (is secured).
- Antonyms: asurakṣitaḥ (असुरक्षितः) meaning “unprotected”
- or “unsafe.”
Etymology
- Su (सु) → “good, well”
- Rakṣita (रक्षित) → “protected, guarded”
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