mukt

English

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Etymology

Borrowed from Hindi मुक्त (mukt).

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Adjective

mukt (not comparable)

(India) free, unconstrained
corruption-mukt
(Hinduism) not bound by the cycle of transmigration

Verb

mukt

(India, transitive) To free, liberate, emancipate (Can we verify⁽⁺⁾ this sense?)
(Hinduism, intransitive) To release from the cycle of transmigration (Can we verify⁽⁺⁾ this sense?)

Usage notes

The verb does not have any conjugations pertaining to participles; the tense of the sentence is determined through the inflection of the primary auxiliary or light verb to the right of the base- mukt.