acquaintance with facts, truths or principles, as from study or investigation; general erudition; knowledge.

learning acquired in any field of knowledge, by reading and study.

the result produced by instruction, training given in a school or self-study.

spiritual knowledge.

seemingly magical power or irresistible influence; charm; fascination; spell.

Durge as the personification of knowledge.

(jain.) any supernatural power.

(viśiṣṭādvaita phil.) the divine power that creates, maintains and destroys the universe.

Nārayāṇa, in the form of Aniruddha ( = Vidya).

the way or manner of worship propounded by Upanishads.

fit to be talked about.

the act of talking, speaking.

that which is uttered, spoken; speech.

the second half of a lunar month in which the moon gradually grows less.

fit to be killed.

sentenced to death.

he who or that which is to be, fit to be killed.

that which is unpleasant.

a man who is sentenced to death (as a punishment for a crime).

one's enemy, adversary.

any musical instrument.

instumental music.

(math.) a symbol for the number five.

a formal sending of or being sent (from a place, employment, any sphere of activity, etc.); a farewell.

acquired knowledge or skill; much knowledge in a special field; learning.

the acquiring of knowledge or skill; the process or fact of learning.

arranging; preparing; organising.

that is to be or fit to be done, performed.

coming the jurisdiction of one's command, reign, rule.

obeying or willing to obey; submissive; oedient.

that which is subject to another's command, rueign or rule.

that which is to be done or fit to be done.

a submissive, obedient man.

the verb or verbal phrase, including any complements, objects, and modifiers, that is one of the two immediate constituents of a sentence and asserts.