Triple

Given a phrase, classify it is english named entity (e.g., persons, organizations, works of art) in Latin script, or not (e.g., literals, dates, URLs, verbose phrases). For disambiguation, the statement where the phrase occurs as object is also given. Please return a JSON object with `phrase` (string, the phrase being analyzed) and `is_ne` (boolean, indicating whether the phrase is a Named Entity).

Phrase: Śeṣa means remainder or that which remains | Statement: [Śeṣanāga, etymology, Śeṣa means remainder or that which remains]

Target entity: Śeṣa means remainder or that which remains
Context triple: [Śeṣanāga, etymology, Śeṣa means remainder or that which remains]

• A. Sanskrit word meaning point or drop
  Bindu is a Sanskrit term used in Indian philosophy, spirituality, and art to denote a primordial point of origin, seed of creation, or focal center of consciousness.
• B. Śeṣanāga
  Śeṣanāga is the cosmic serpent in Hindu mythology, often depicted with multiple heads and serving as the divine couch of the god Vishnu while symbolizing infinity and the foundation of the universe.
• C. Sanskrit word meaning “that which is heard”
  Shruti is a term in Hinduism for the body of divinely revealed scriptures, regarded as directly “heard” by ancient sages rather than composed by human authors.
• D. Ushma means warmth or energy
  Ushma means warmth or energy is a Sanskrit-derived term signifying vital heat, vigor, and dynamic life-force.
• E. Sri means illustrious or venerable
  Sri Maharaja is an honorific royal title that combines the venerable term “Sri” with “Maharaja” to denote a highly esteemed or illustrious great king.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Śeṣa means remainder or that which remains
Target entity description: Śeṣanāga is the cosmic serpent of Hindu mythology, revered as the divine being who supports the universe and serves as the couch of Lord Viṣṇu.

• A. Sanskrit word meaning point or drop
  Bindu is a Sanskrit term used in Indian philosophy, spirituality, and art to denote a primordial point of origin, seed of creation, or focal center of consciousness.
• B. Śeṣanāga chosen
  Śeṣanāga is the cosmic serpent in Hindu mythology, often depicted with multiple heads and serving as the divine couch of the god Vishnu while symbolizing infinity and the foundation of the universe.
• C. Sanskrit word meaning “that which is heard”
  Shruti is a term in Hinduism for the body of divinely revealed scriptures, regarded as directly “heard” by ancient sages rather than composed by human authors.
• D. Ushma means warmth or energy
  Ushma means warmth or energy is a Sanskrit-derived term signifying vital heat, vigor, and dynamic life-force.
• E. Sri means illustrious or venerable
  Sri Maharaja is an honorific royal title that combines the venerable term “Sri” with “Maharaja” to denote a highly esteemed or illustrious great king.
• F. None of above.