ویوستھا

व्यवःथा vyavasthā(rt. vi+ ava+ sthā), s.f. Placing apart, separating; placing in proper or suitable order, arranging, arrangement, adjusting, adjustment, settlement;—relative position or state;—placing or setting (in or on), fixing on a firm basis; settlement, decision, decree, statute, rule, law; written declaration of the law, legal opinion (applied to the written extracts from the codes of law, or proper adjustment of contradictory passages in different codes made by decisions of officers attached to the courts of justice);—a decision (cf. baiwasthā, the pop. form);—engagement, agreement, contract;—course, state, condition, system or order of things:—vyavasthā-patr, s.m. An extract from a code of law;—a document stating the opinion of a lawofficer on a controverted point:—vyavasthā-jṅāta, vulg. baiwasthā-gyātā, s.m. One who is well-acquainted with laws:—vyavasthā-dāyakor vyavasthā-dāyī, s.m. A law-giver;—one who gives a legal opinion (on):—vyavasthādhīn (˚thā+adh˚), adj. (f. -ā), Subject to law:—vyavasthādhīnatā, s.f. Subjection to law:—vyavasthānugāmī(˚sthā+anu˚), adj. & s.m. Going according to law or established usage;—an observer of established laws or customs; a loyal person:—vyavasthānugaman, s.m. The observance of established laws or customs; loyalty.