Anumitih
Sanskrit Name: अनुमितिः A conclusion reached from stated premises Alternate Name(s): Inferential knowledge
Anyonyabhavah
Sanskrit Name: अन्योन्याभावः The absence of a material in the guise of another material signifies the distinction between two entities. For instance, a table is distinct from a chair, illustrating their mutual exclusivity and the independent existence of each, regardless of the presence or absence of the other. Alternate Name(s): mutual non existance
Apadeshah
Sanskrit Name: अपदेशः Justifying a proposed hypothesis by providing a presumptive cause or rationale Alternate Name(s): Supporting a proposed hypothesis
Aparatvam
Sanskrit Name: अपरत्वम् The concept of a substance’s inferiority compared to other substances refers to its lower effectiveness, quality, or desirability in a specific context. This can be assessed through various criteria such as potency, purity, or overall performance in a given application. Alternate Name(s): relatively inferior, further from the cause
Apavargah
Sanskrit Name: अपवर्गः An exception to a general rule is a statement that specifies a condition or situation where the rule does not apply. Alternate Name(s): Statement of exception
Apllied knowledge
Sanskrit Name: विज्ञानम् Skill in the practical application of knowledge Alternate Name(s): Vijnanam
arrogance
Sanskrit Name: मदः A condition characterized by heightened emotions, a sense of pride, and inflexibility. Alternate Name(s): Madah
Arthah
Sanskrit Name: अर्थः, वैशेषिकगुणाः The five modalities of sensory perception include: tactile (touch), olfactory (smell), visual (sight), gustatory (taste), and auditory (sound). Alternate Name(s): Objects of special senses
Arthantaram
Sanskrit Name: अर्थान्तरम् A statement that is not relevant or applicable to its context Alternate Name(s): Varying meaning or shifting the topic Rejoinder
Arthapattih
Sanskrit Name: अर्थापत्तिः Making statements in such a way to allow room for different inferences or presumptions Alternate Name(s): Implied ot inferred meaning