1. Will, purpose, or mental resolve.
2. Wish or desire.
3. Thought, imagination, or fancy.
4. Consideration or reflection.
5. The mind, soul, or heart.
6. A solemn vow or declaration of purpose.
7. The name of a Prajapati.
[Printed book page 1046-a] Saṅ-kalpa, as, m. will, volition, strength of will,
purpose, mental resolve or determination, resolution,
vow; power of will; wish, desire; idea formed in
the mind, thought, imagination, fancy, contrivance;
consideration, reflection; mind, soul, heart; idea or
expectation of advantage from any voluntary act;
a solemn vow to perform a ritual observance, decla-
ration of purpose; a declaration repeated by a widow
who burns herself with her deceased husband; N. of
a Prajā-pati; (
ā), f., N. of a daughter of Dakṣa and
wife of Dharma.
—Saṅkalpa-kulmala, as, ā, am, Ved. having desire for its shaft (said of an arrow).
—Saṅkalpa-ja, as, ā, am, produced from self-
determined will or desire, proceeding from idea of
advantage; (
as), m. ‘mind-born, heart-born,’ epi-
thet of Kāma (god of love).
—Saṅkalpa-janman, ā, or
saṅkalpa-bhava, as, or
saṅkalpa-yoni, is, m. epithet of Kāma (god of love).
—Saṅkalpa- rūpa, as, ā, am, formed or consisting of will, of
the nature of mental resolve, conformable to the will
or purpose.
—Saṅkalpa-sambhava, as, ā, am, produced from will or desire, arising out of an idea
or desire of advantage; (
as), m. ‘mind-born,’ epi-
thet of Kāma.
—Saṅkalpa-siddha, as, ā, am, perfected by mental resolve or will, having super-
natural powers by the exercise of a strong will.
—Saṅkalpātmaka (°pa-āt°), as, ikā, am, con-
sisting of will or volition, of the nature of mental
resolve; willing, resolving.
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