avyakta , adj. (= Pali avyatta; neg. of vyakta , q.v. ), ( 1 ) ignorant : SP 210.3 °tā akuśalā; LV 264.20 °to [Page079-b] bālo; Divy 301.2 °tān apy akuśalān api: 617.18 ; ( 2 ) ( cf. Skt. id. , Pali avyatta) obscure : avyaktendriyaḥ Karmav 31.12 , see s.v. jihma .
avyakta a. 1 Indistinct, not manifest or apparent, inarticulate; °varRa indistinct accents Ś. 7. 17 ; PalamavyaktamabravIt . 2 Invisible, imperceptible. 3 Undetermined; avyaktoyamaciMtyoyaM Bg. 2. 25 ; 8. 20. 4 Undeveloped, uncreated. 5 (In alg. ) Unknown (as a quantity or number). — ktaH 1 N. of Viṣṇu. 2 N. of Śiva. 3 Cupid. 4 Primary matter which has not yet entered into real existence. 5 A fool. — ktaM (In Vedānta phil. ) 1 The Supreme Being or universal Spirit, Brahma. 2 Spiritual ignorance. 3 The subtle body. 4 The state of sleep ( suzuptyavasTA ). 5 (In Sān. phil. ) The primary germ of nature ( sarvakAraRa ), the primordial element or productive principle from which all the phenomena of the material world are developed; budDerivAvyaktamudAharaMti R. 13. 60 ; mahataH paramavyaktamavyaktAtpuruzaH paraH Kaṭh. , Sāṅ. K. 2 , 10 , 14 , 16 , 58. 6 The soul. 7 Nature. — ktaM ind. Imperceptibly, indistinctly, inarticulately. Comp. — anukaraRaM imitating inarticulate or unmeaning sounds; P. V. 4. 57 ; VI. 1. 98. — Adi a. whose beginning is inscrutable. ( pb ) — kriyA 1 an algebraic calculation. 2 any act of an indistinct character. — pada a. inarticulate. — mUrti a. having an incomprehensible form. — mUlapraBavaH the tree of mundane existence (in Sān. phil. ). — rAga a. darkred, ruddy. — (gaH) the colour of the dawn; avyaktarAgastvaruRaH Ak. — rASiH an unknown number or quantity (in algebra). — lakzaRaH -vyaktaH an epithet of Śiva (whose qualities are not perceptible). — liMga a. whose signs are invisible (as a disease). — (gaH) an ascetic ( saMnyAsI ). — (gaM) the great principle ( mahat ) (in Sān. phil. ). — vartman, -mArga a. whose ways are mysterious or inscrutable. — vAc a. speaking indistinctly. — sAmyaM an equation of unknown quantities.