جت

िजत jita, vulg. jit (rt. िज), part. Conquered, vanquished, subdued; overcome, subject (to), enslaved (by); won, gained, obtained:—jit-ātmā, adj. & s.m. Self-subdued, void of passion;—one who has brought his passions under control:—jitendrī, jitendriyā(jita+indr˚), adj. & s.m. (f. -ā), Having the senses or passions subdued, calm, impassive;—one who has couquered his passions or subdued the senses; an ascetic, a sage; a chaste person:—jitendriyatā, s.f. Subjugation of the senses or passions; self-restraint, continence, chastity:—jit-krodh, adj. & s.m. Of subdued anger, not to be roused to wrath, imperturbable;—one whose anger has been brought under control.