ایشور

ईƳर īśwar, vulg. īswar, s.m. Ruler, master, lord; the Supreme Being, God;—a name of Śiva, of Kām-de`o, etc.:—īśwar-ādhīn, adj. & s.m. Subject to or dependent on God;—one who is resigned to the Divine will, a servant of God:—īśwar-ādhīnatā, s.f. Subjection to, or dependence on, God:—īśwar-ārādhnā, s.f. The worship of God (=pūjā):—īśwarāṅś(˚ra+aṅ˚), s.m. lit. 'A part of God'; an epithet of created things, especially animals:—īśwarāṅśī, adj. Possessing special divine endowments:—īśwar-āveś, s.m. Absorption into the Deity:—īśwarbānī(īśvara+vānī), s.f. The voice of God, revelation, inspiration, oracle:—īśwar-bhā`o, s.m. The divine nature:—īśwar bhakt, s.m. A worshipper of God, a pious person:—īśwarsmaran, s.m. Remembering God, calling God to mind:—īśwar-smaraṇ-sthān, s.m. Any place of divine worship, temple, mosque, church, synagogue.