གྲུབ་པའི་མཐའ་

གྲུབ་པའི་མཐའ། (Wyl. grub pa'i mtha' ) Pron.: drubpé ta

• Skt. सिद्धान्तः, siddhānta, Pron.: siddhanta. From Sanskrit: established end, final end or aim or purpose | demonstrated conclusion of an argument | or the 4th member of a syllogism following on the refutation of the | settled opinion or doctrine, dogma, axiom, received or admitted truth | of four kinds | any fixed or established or canonical text-book or received scientific treatise on any subject (•esp. on astronomy and mathematics | often | as the following 9, Brahma-siddhānta, Sūrya-siddhānta, Soma-siddhānta, Bṛihaspati-siddhānta, Garga-siddhānta, Nārada-siddhānta, Parāśara-siddhānta, Pulastya-siddhānta, Vasishṭha-siddhānta | or the following 5, Siddhāntas, Pauliśa-siddhānta, Romaka-siddhānta, Vāsishṭha-siddhānta, Śaura-siddhānta, and Paitāmaha-siddhānta | a •partic. class of Buddhist and Jaina works. [Mahavyutpatti] [Sanskrit] MVP MW