liMgin a. [ liMgamastyasya ini ] 1 Having a mark or sign 2 Characterized by. 3 Wearing the marks or badges of, having the appearance of, disguised as, hypocritical, wearing false badges (at the end of comp. ); sa varRiliMgI viditaH samAyayO yuDizWiraM dvEtavane vanecaraH Ki. 1. 1 ; so AryaliMgin . 4 Furnished with a linga . 5 Having a right to wear signs or badges. 6 One whose outward form corresponds with his inward character. 7 Having a subtle body. — m. 1 A religious student, Brāhmaṇa ascetic; Pt. 4. 39. 2 A worshipper of Śiva's linga . 3 A hypocrite, pretending devotee, pseudo-ascetic. 4 An elephant. 5 (In logic) That which possesses the linga or middle term; i. e. vahni is the liMgim in the familiar instance parvato vahnimAn DUmAt . 6 (Hence) The subject of a proposition. 7 The supreme being (as the sustainer of linga .). 8 The cause or source. 9 N. of a Śaiva sect. Comp. — bezaH the dress of a religious student.