svayam ind. 1 Oneself, in one's own person (used reflexively and applicable to all persons, such as myself, ourselves, thyself, himself &c. &c., and sometimes used with other pronouns for the sake of emphasis); vizavfkzopi saMvarDya svayaM CettumasAMprataM Ku. 2. 55 ; yasya nAsti svayaM prajYA SAstraM tasya karoti kiM Subhāṣ. ; R. 1. 70 ; 3. 20 , 2. 56 ; Ms. 5. 39. 2 Spontaneously, of one's own accord, without trouble or exertion; svayamevotpadyaMta evaMviDAH kulapAMSavo niHsnehAH paSavaH K. Comp. — arjita a. self-acquired. — uktiH f. 1 voluntary declaration. 2 information, deposition (in law). — upAgataH a son who offers himself voluntarily to an adoptive parent. — kfta a. self-made, natural. — (taH) an artificial or adopted son. — grahaH taking for one-self (without leave). — grAha a. voluntary, self-choosing. — (haH) self-choice, self-election; Ku. 3. 7 , Māl. 6. 7. — jAta a. self-born. — datta a. self-given. — (ttaH) a boy who has given himself to be adopted (by his adoptive parents); one of the twelve kinds of sons recognised in Hindu law. — BuH N. of Brahman; SaMBusvayaMBuharayo hariRekzaRAnAM yenAkriyaMta satataM gfhakarmadAsAH Bh. 1. 1. — BuvaH the first Manu. 2 N. of Brahman. 3 of Śiva. — BU a. self-existent. — (BUH) 1 N. of Brahman. 2 of Viṣṇu. 3 of Śiva. 4 of Kāla or time personified. 5 of Kāmadeva. 6 a Jaina deified saint. 7 the female breast. 8 the Supreme Being. — BUtaH N. of Śiva. — varaH self-choice, self-election (of a husband by the bride herself), choicemarriage. — varA a maiden who chooses her own husband. — SrezWaH N. of Śiva.