جیوت

जीवत् jīvat, adj. Living, alive; for life, during life; lively, spirited, etc.=jīwaṭ, q.v.;—s.m. corr. of jīvit, q.v.:—jīvat-pati, s.f. A woman whose husband is alive:—jīvat-tokā, s.f. A woman whose children are living:—jīvat rozīna, s.m. A subsistence for life; a life-tenure of rent-free laud:—jīvan-mukta (i.e. jīvat+mukta), adj. & s.m. Exonerated whilst living from future birth or transmigration and all ritual ceremonies;—one who is so exonerated:—jīvan-mukti, s.f. Liberation in the present state of life; (in the Vedānta system) a secondary sort of liberation which conducts the soul after death to live with Brahma, not, however, divested of a subtile corporeal frame.