Vedanta
Sanskrit · Boy · 3 syllables
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About the name Vedanta
Vedanta means "end of the Vedas" or "conclusion of knowledge," derived from Sanskrit "Veda" (knowledge) and "anta" (end), referring to the Upanishads and Hindu philosophical traditions that interpret Vedic texts.
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Etymology
Vedanta means "end of the Vedas" or "conclusion of knowledge," derived from Sanskrit "Veda" (knowledge) and "anta" (end), referring to the Upanishads and Hindu philosophical traditions that interpret Vedic texts. The name is primarily used in Hindu cultures and is rooted in Indian philosophy, particularly associated with Advaita Vedanta and other schools of Hindu metaphysics that developed from the 1st millennium CE onward.
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