anabhiṣaṅga

 The Sanskrit term "anabhiṣaṅga" in Devanagari script is written as: अनभिषङ्ग

Anabhiṣaṅga refers to "non-attachment" or the absence of 

clinging, describing a state in which the mind is free from 

binding attachments or fetters.

Etymology: 

The Sanskrit/Pali term anabhiṣaṅga can be broken 

down as follows:

• An-: a negation prefix meaning "non-" or "without"
• Abhiṣaṅga: attachment, clinging, or being bound to something

Thus, anabhiṣaṅga literally means "not attached" or "free from clinging."

Related Concepts:

• Upādāna (clinging or grasping), which anabhiṣaṅga opposes.
• States like upekkhā (equanimity) or vairāgya (dispassion) 
• in Hindu philosophy are closely aligned with the meaning 
• of anabhiṣaṅga.

In essence, anabhiṣaṅga is the quality of being unbound, unattached, 

and free from mental fetters, serving as a key milestone on the 

path to liberation.