anya rūpin

 anya rūpin (अन्यरूपिन्) means “one who has another form,” “one who assumes a different appearance,” or “having a different/other form.”

Breaking down the term

• anya (अन्य) — “other, different, another”

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• rūpin (रूपिन्) — “having form, possessing a form” (from rūpa, “form, appearance”). The dictionary page for rūpin is referenced in the results

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Together, anya + rūpin → anyarūpin = “having another form,” “of a different form,” “assuming a different appearance.”

Support from the web results

• The Wisdom Library entry explicitly lists Anyarūpin as a Sanskrit term used in Hinduism

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• The detailed dictionary entry for anya shows that it means “other, different, changed, altered”

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• The Sanskrit dictionary page for rūpin confirms it is a standard morphological form meaning “one who has a form”

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Nuances of meaning

Depending on context, anya rūpin can mean:

• “of another form” — describing a being who changes form.
• “appearing differently” — altered or transformed appearance.
• “having a distinct or separate form” — different from others.

This type of compound is common in Sanskrit to describe deities, beings, or characters who take on alternate forms.