sūkśmaṣarīra | सूक्श्मषरीर | sUkzmaSarIra
sūkśma—ṣarīra | सूक्श्म—षरीर | n. (in phil.) the subtle body (= liṇga-ṣ˚ | लिण्ग-ष्˚ |, q.v., opp. to sṭūla-ṣ˚ | स्टूल-ष्˚ |, q.v.)
sūkśma—ṣarīra | सूक्श्म—षरीर | n. pl. the six subtle principles from which the grosser elements are evolved (viz. Ahaṃ-kāra and the 5 Tan-mātras See Mn. i, 17; accord. to other systems ‘the 17 subtle principles of the 5 organs of sense, 5 organs of action, 5 elements, Buddhi and Manas’), IW. 53 n. 2; 198 n. 3
sūkśma—ṣarīra | सूक्श्म—षरीर | n. pl. the six subtle principles from which the grosser elements are evolved (viz. Ahaṃ-kāra and the 5 Tan-mātras See Mn. i, 17; accord. to other systems ‘the 17 subtle principles of the 5 organs of sense, 5 organs of action, 5 elements, Buddhi and Manas’), IW. 53 n. 2; 198 n. 3