upaadhi versus "sarira versus ko"sa

[Terrence Brannon]

both of these are defined as 'form' we also have another word in this
lesson , ko"sa

all of these 3 mean form in some way or the other.

"sarira I thought meant clothing or garment
ko"sa of course means layer as in the 7 layers of a person
I have never seen the term upaadhi before

[Adolf VishNu Shaastrii]

शरीर - more commonly it means 'bodily' form
उपाधि - something that has the form or appearance of something else
कोश - you may wish to consult Monier-Williams' शब्दकोश ('dictionary') to get an idea of the many meanings of this word!

[Terrence Brannon]

On Aug 12, 7:09 pm, "Adolf VishNu Shaastrii" <wolfga...@bellsouth.net>
wrote:

> कोश - you may wish to consult Monier-Williams' शब्दकोश ('dictionary') to get an idea of the many meanings of this word!

Done - http://acharya.iitm.ac.in/cgi-bin/dictionary/search.cgi?word=koza&exact=yes

[Adolf VishNu Shaastrii]

प्रिय Terrence,
The Acharya website has got some good links. Thanks!
I lived in Chennai for a short time and found a vibrant Sanskrit community.

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