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Artha — Saltar a navegación, búsqueda Artha (Devánagari: अर्थ) es un término en sánscrito que significa causa, motivo, significado y noción. Hace referencia principalmente a la idea de la prosperidad material. En Hinduismo, artha es uno de los cuatro… … Wikipedia Español
Artha — (Devanagari: अर्थ) is a Sanskrit term meaning purpose, cause, motive, meaning, notion .It may refer to the idea of material prosperity. In Hinduism, artha is one of the four goals of life, known as purusharthas. It is considered to be a noble… … Wikipedia
Artha — (devanāgarī: अर्थ)[1] est un terme sanskrit qui signifie but , objectif ou cause . Il fait référence à la prospérité matérielle. Dans l hindouisme, il désigne un des quatre objectifs de l existence. Il consiste à gagner une notoriété, à… … Wikipédia en Français
artha — ▪ Hinduism (Sanskrit: “wealth,” or “property”), in Hinduism, the pursuit of wealth or material advantage, one of the four traditional aims in life. The sanction for artha rests on the assumption that with the exclusion of the exceptional… … Universalium
Artha — Ar|tha der; <aus gleichbed. sanskr. ártha, eigtl. »Arbeit; materieller Nutzen, Vermögen«> eines der Lebensziele eines ↑Hindu (das Streben nach Besitz weltlicher Güter) … Das große Fremdwörterbuch
artha — /ˈatə/ (say ahtuh) noun (in Hinduism) the goal of wealth, being one of the four goals, or purusharthas. Compare dharma (def. 7), kama (def. 2), moksha. {Hindi (from Sanskrit) artha} …
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Artha-śāstra — ▪ work by Kautilya (Sanskrit: “Handbook of [the King s] Profit”), singularly important Indian manual on the art of politics, attributed to Kauṭilya (also known as Viṣṇugupta or Cāṇakya), who reportedly was chief minister to King Candragupta … Universalium
Artha — Ạrtha [Sanskrit] der, das Streben nach Besitz; eines der vier Lebensziele eines Hindu (zusammen mit Kama, Moksha und Dharma) … Universal-Lexikon
