anyonyāśrita

 The Sanskrit word anyonyāśrita is written in Devanagari as अन्योन्‍याश्रित

✅ Correct Devanagari Form

अन्योन्‍याश्रित

✅ Breakdown of the word

• अन्योन्य (anyonya) — “mutual,” “reciprocal,” “one another”
• आश्रित (āśrita) — “dependent,” “supported by,” “relying on”

Combined, anyonyāśrita means “mutually dependent” or “interdependent.”

✅ Notes on orthography

• The conjunct न्‍य (n + ya) appears in the middle: अन्योन्‍य…
• The long vowel ā in āśrita is written with the ā-mātrā: आश्रित
• Sandhi merges anyonya + āśrita into anyonyāśrita without additional changes.

✅ Usage in Sanskrit

The term appears in philosophical and classical Sanskrit contexts to describe:

• Interdependent relationships
• Mutually conditioned phenomena
• Reciprocal reliance (e.g., in Vedānta, Nyāya, or Buddhist Sanskrit texts)