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paramaṁ

 In Sanskrit, "paramaṁ" (परमं) generally means 

"supreme," "highest," "farthest," or "ultimate," often 

referring to the ultimate reality, supreme bliss, or 

highest virtue in religious and philosophical contexts


Definition and Usage


sense of “highest degree,” “supreme essence,” 
or “utmost” and is commonly used to describe divinity, 
spiritual attainment, or excellence.


Examples in Texts



Philosophical and Religious Contexts



Linguistic Notes



Summary



This term is central in understanding spiritual hierarchies, 
descriptions of divinity, and the concept of liberation in 
Indian religious thought.

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