Tatattam, Taṭattam: 1 definition
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Source: DDSA: University of Madras: Tamil LexiconTaṭattam (தடத்தம்) noun < taṭa-stha.
1. Indifference; neutrality; நடுநிலை. தடத்தமாய் நின் றொளிர் நிரஞ்சன நிராமயத்தை [nadunilai. thadathamay nin rolir niranchana niramayathai] (தாயுமானசுவாமிகள் பாடல் திருவருள்விலாசப்பரசிவ. [thayumanasuvamigal padal thiruvarulvilasapparasiva.] 3).
2. Property of an object, distinct from its nature but arising from its contact with other objects; இயற்கையானன்றிப் பிறிதொன்றன் சார்புமுதலியன பற்றிப் பொருட்கு உள தாம் இலக்கணம். [iyarkaiyananrip pirithonran sarpumuthaliyana parrip porudku thiruvisaippa tham ilakkanam.] (சைவப்பிரகாசனம் [saivappiragasanam] 3.)
3. (Śaiva Philosophy) The aspect of God which causes pañca-kiruttiyam, opposed to corūpam; பஞ்சகிருத்தியங்களைப் பண்ணும் பதிநிலை. (ஞானாமிர்தக்கட்டளைக் கொத்து) [panchagiruthiyangalaip pannum pathinilai. (gnanamirthakkattalai)]
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