Satyam

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Satyam is a Sanskrit term commonly translated as "truth" or "reality," often used in Indian philosophical, spiritual, and ethical contexts.

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Satyam canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Sanskrit term
ethical concept
philosophical concept
spiritual concept
associatedWith Brahman
cosmic order
moral truth
ontological truth
ultimate reality
contrastedWith anrita
mithya
coreConceptOf Hindu dharma
linked to: Hinduism

Indian moral philosophy
culturalRole foundation of ethical vows
ideal of truthful living
etymologyRoot sat
formsTriadWith Dharma
Ritam
grammaticalCategory neuter noun
influences Hindu ethical codes
Indian spiritual practices
language Sanskrit
literalMeaning reality
truth
mentionedIn Atharvaveda
Brihadaranyaka Upanishad
Chandogya Upanishad
Rigveda
Yajurveda
moralImplication conformity to reality
honesty in conduct
truthfulness in speech
philosophicalDimension correspondence to reality
unchanging truth
relatedConcept Dharma
Rita
Satya
relatedTo sat
scriptType Devanagari
linked to: Devanagari script
spiritualDimension alignment with cosmic order
realization of Brahman
usedIn Hinduism
Indian ethics
Indian philosophy
Indian spirituality
Upanishads
Vedanta
valuedAs cardinal virtue
writtenAs सत्यम्

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Chalam notableWork Satyam