سوارتھہ

ःवाथर् svārth, and H. ःवारथ svārath (sva+ar˚), s.m. One's own object, or aim, or wish; one's own advantage or interest, selfinterest (syn. ḵẖẉud-g̠araẓī), selfishness, the having an eye to one's own interests; one's own property or substance; own meaning; the same meaning; pleonasm; mundane affairs; wish, desire, pleasure; object, end, aim, purpose, drift;—adj. Having one's own object or aim, self-interested; having a natural or literal meaning; having a similar meaning; pleonastic:—svārth karnā, v.t. To make use of, to bring into use; to render useful or beneficial:—svārth lagnā(-ko), To prove useful (to), to come of use; to be spent usefully:—svārth-niyam, s.m. (in Gram.) The indicative mood.