سورگ

ःवगर् svarga, vulg. svarg, and su`arg, s.m. Heaven, Indra's paradise, the residence of beatified mortals and of the inferior gods; the sky; (in Hindīpoetry) a symbol for the number twenty-one (in allusion to the twenty-one heavens):—svargādhipati (˚ya+ad˚), s.m. 'Lord of heaven,' an epithet of the Supreme Being:—svargārūḍha, vulg. svargārūṛh (˚ga + ār˚), part. adj. Ascended to heaven:—svargārohan (˚ga+ār˚), s.m. The ascending to heaven:—svarg-patālī, adj. & s.m. See sarg-patālī, s.v. sarg:—svarg-dhām, s.m. The abode of heaven, heaven, paradise, the celestial state:—svargagata, vulg. svargā-gat, part. & s.m. (f. -ā), Gone to heaven;—one who is gone to heaven:—svarga-gati, vulg. svargā-gati, s.f. Going to heaven; future felicity; dying, death:—svarggaman, s.m. Going to heaven:—svarg-gangā, s.f. The celestial Ganges:—svarg-lok, s.m.=svarg-dhām, q.v.:—svarg-vāsī, vulg. svarg-bāsī, adj. & s.m. Dwelling in heaven; heavenly, celestial;—an inhabitant of heaven:—svarg-vidyā-dharī, s.f. Name of a class of demigoddesses.