Atantra (अतन्त्र) in Sanskrit generally means "without a specific purpose," "unrestrained," or "not under any binding rule," essentially the negation of tantra.
Definition and Usage
Etymology
- A- : a negation prefix in Sanskrit, meaning "not" or "without."
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Summary
Atantra is the opposite of tantra, referring to something loosely
organized, unrestrained, or without an explicit objective. It is used
in Sanskrit grammar, philosophy, and general literature to indicate
items, actions, or statements that are incidental, unsystematic,
or not bound by conventional rules.
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