Aparitoṣa means “unsatisfied, dissatisfied, discontented” and is written in Devanagari as अपरितोष.
✅ Meaning
Across the Sanskrit dictionaries in the results, aparitoṣa is consistently defined as:
- 4 Sources
It is a compound of a- (a privative prefix meaning “not”) + paritoṣa (“satisfaction,
✅ Devanagari spelling
The standard Devanagari form given in the dictionaries is:
- 2 Sources
This matches the IAST transliteration aparitoṣa, where ṣ corresponds to the
retroflex ष in Devanagari.
✅ Notes on variants
The results also mention variant transliterations such as A-paritoṣa,
remain the same.
Aparitoṣa means “not satisfied,” “unsatisfied,” or “dissatisfied,” formed from
the privative a‑ plus paritoṣa (“contentment, satisfaction”).
Core definition
- Multiple Sanskrit dictionaries define aparitoṣa as an adjective meaning
- 4 Sources
Etymology
- The term is a compound of a‑ (a negating prefix) and paritoṣa (“contentment,
- Thus, it literally means “absence of contentment.”
- 2 Sources
Grammatical forms
- As a bahuvrīhi compound, it can function as m., f., or n.:
- aparitoṣaḥ (masc.)
- aparitoṣā (fem.)
- 1 Source
Usage in Sanskrit literature
- The term appears in classical Hindu texts, including narrative and devotional
- In grammatical glossaries, it is used straightforwardly to mark lack of satisfaction.
- 1 Source
Distinguishing from unrelated results
- Some results refer to Romanian apariția (“appearance”), which is unrelated
- 3 Sources
Summary
Aparitoṣa expresses a state of dissatisfaction or lack of fulfillment, both as a
descriptive adjective and as a noun referring to the condition of being unsatisfied.
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