پرم

f devotee; a fervent devotee, a very pious person:—param-pāvan, s.m. An epithet of God, or of any river or deity by whom spiritual purification is effected:—param-pad, s.m. The highest rank, high station; excellence; final beatitude:—param-padārth, s.m. The chief thing, final salvation (the attainment of emancipation from the necessity of farther transmigration):—param-pratāp, s.m. The highest degree of splendour or effulgence:—param-pratāpī, adj. Possessing the highest degree of splendour or glory:—param-purush, s.m. The Supreme Spirit:—param-purushārth, s.m.=param-padārth, q.v.:—param-dhām, s.m. The heavenly paradise:—param-dhanya, adj. 'Blessed in the highest sense,' an epithet of the ever-blessed God:—param-rāj, s.m. A supreme monarch, emperor:—param-gati, param-gat, s.f. The highest attainment or condition, final beatitude; any chief object or refuge (as a god, or a protector):—param-gyān (prop. paramjṅāna), s.m. The highest wisdom; knowledge of the Highest:—param-mukh, s.m. The highest happiness, salvation;—param-mukh-dāyak, adj. & s.m. Bestowing the highest happiness or salvation;—one who bestows the highest happiness, etc.:—param-nāś, s.m. Complete destruction, utter ruin; the ruin of one's highest interests:—param-nāgarī, s.f. 'The chief of courtesans,' an epithet of Rādhā:—param-haṅs, s.m. An ascetic of the highest order, a religious man who has subdued all his senses by abstract meditation:—parameś, parmeś= parameśvar, parmeśvar (˚ma+īś˚), s.m. Supreme lord (said of rich or illustrious men, of princes, and of gods); the Supreme Lord; an epithet of Vishnu:—parameśvarī, parameśā, s.f. 'The supreme goddess,' 'the consort of the supreme lord Śiva,' the goddess Durgāor Devī:—parameśvarīya, parmeśvarīya, adj. Of or pertaining to the Supreme Being, etc.:—parameshṭhī, parmeshṭī(S. parame+shṭhī), adj. & s.m. Standing at the head or top, highest, chief, principal;—the Supreme Being; any supreme deity.