aparisamāptika

 

The Sanskrit word aparisamāptika is written

in Devanagari as अपरिसमाप्तिक.

Direct answer (bolded for quick reading):
अपरिसमाप्तिक is the correct Devanagari spelling of aparisamāptika.

✅ How this spelling is constructed

Although none of the supplied results mention this specific word, they 

describe how Devanagari represents Sanskrit sounds:

• Devanagari is a left‑to‑right abugida where consonants carry an inherent
• a vowel unless modified

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• Vowel length (ā) is shown with the long‑vowel mark आ / ा

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• Consonant clusters are written using conjunct forms, but this word 
• contains only simple consonant–vowel sequences

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Breaking the word into syllables:

• a → अ
• pari → परि
• samā → समा (long ā shown with ा)
• pti → प्ति (cluster pt + i)
• ka → क

Combined: अपरिसमाप्तिक

✅ Meaning and morphology

aparisamāptika is a classical Sanskrit adjective meaning “not fully 

completed,” “unfinished,” “incomplete.”

It is built from:

• a‑ (अ‑) — a negating prefix (“not”)
• pari‑sam‑āp‑ta — “completely finished, accomplished”
• ‑ika — adjectival suffix

So the literal sense is “that which is not completely finished.”

✅ Pronunciation (IAST)

aparisamāptika = a‑pa‑ri‑sa‑mā‑pti‑ka

• long ā as in father
• conjunct pt pronounced without an intervening vowel, as described
• in Devanagari cluster rules

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Aparisamāptika means an “unending, not completed, endless” (mfn.) 

adjective formed from a‑ (not) + parisamāpti (completion).

Core Meaning

• Multiple authoritative Sanskrit dictionaries define aparisamāptika as
• “not ending, endless, never finishing”

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• It is a bahuvrīhi compound adjective (m., f., n.) meaning something
• whose completion has not occurred

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Etymology

• a‑: a privative prefix meaning “not.”
• parisamāpti: “completion, finishing, conclusion”

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• Therefore, a‑parisamāptika literally means “that which is without completion.”
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Grammatical Notes

• Marked as mfn. (masculine, feminine, neuter adjective) in the dictionaries

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• Formed with the suffix ‑ka, common in bahuvrīhi adjectives

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Contextual Usage

• Cited in commentaries on the Bṛhadāraṇyaka Upaniṣad

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• it describes something without an end or limit—often in philosophical 
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Relation to parisamāpti

Understanding the base word clarifies the meaning:

• parisamāpti = “completion, end, finishing”

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• aparisamāptika = “not completed; without end.”
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Summary

Aparisamāptika is a Sanskrit adjective meaning:

• endless
• not completed
• never finishing
  Used especially in philosophical texts to describe something that
• has no conclusion or limit.