aparimita

 

In Sanskrit, aparimita means “immeasurable,

unlimited, boundless.”

Core Sanskrit meaning

The Sanskrit dictionaries in the results define aparimita (अपरिमित) as:

• “Immeasurable, unbounded, unlimited”

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• Used as an adjective (mfn.) describing something without measure or limit

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• Also attested as a neuter noun meaning a very high or countless number

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Etymology

• Formed from a‑ (negation) + parimita (“measured, limited”).
• Thus, a‑parimita = not measured / not limited

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Usage in Sanskrit literature

The term appears in Vedic and Brāhmaṇa texts with the sense 

“unmeasured, vast, limitless”

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Examples include Atharva‑veda and Śatapatha‑brāhmaṇa citations

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Related meanings in closely connected languages

These reinforce the Sanskrit sense:

• Pali: “unlimited, measureless”

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• Hindi / Marathi / Kannada / Nepali: “limitless, infinite, unmeasured”

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As a name

Modern name dictionaries also interpret Aparimita as “infinite,

boundless”, reflecting the Sanskrit meaning

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Summary

Aparimita in Sanskrit fundamentally conveys the idea of vastness 

without limit—something that cannot be measured, counted, or bounded.