Words tagged under "Philosophy"

the world of creation and material manifestation

learned person, scholar, one versed in knowledge or a branch of it

nobles, grandees, aristocrats, great men, counts

the milking part of the cow, buffalo, goat etc,

spring, fountain, source, sight

philosophy of idealism

plural of 'Khulq' but used in Urdu as singular

pragmatism

knowledge, opinion

the first creature, the first wisdom, the reason behind the existence of other creatures

the first creature, the first wisdom, the reason behind the existence of other creatures

the Holy Spirit

superior wisdom

(philosophy) divine wisdom, metaphysics

reason, human intellect, human rationality

rational, reasonable

the philosopher Aristotle

the Asharites, member of a tenth century school of philosophers who contested the Mu'tazilites

faces, appearances, bodies

(lexical) vastness, hugeness, expanse

a vicious or wicked person

natural dimension, space

a second, a moment, very brief span of time

a round of drinks

established, current, present, prevailing

remoteness, distance

liberalism

deed, action, act, work, operation, labour

abstract idea

(Philosophy) a purpose that can be realized in many ways

attribute, good trait, property, merit, virtue, talent, skill, excellence, accomplishment, good deeds, rhyme, rope, string, chord, quality, bad traits

a definition, fixity of meaning

huff

diplomacy, tact, device, savoir-faire, strategy, stratagem

divine wisdom, God's way of doing thing

Philosophy: (things) that can be obtained from external senses

invention or innovation and initiation, perpetuity and impermanence, newness and old-fashionedness

beauty of expression

attainment, acquisition, gain, profit

pretence, pretext

the study of what is morally right and wrong, or a set of beliefs about what is morally right and wrong, science of morality and ethics

(Philosophy) the knowledge in which something is revealed by the essence of that thing itself

Theology

science of ethics, morality

the three dimensions, length, breadth and depth

a group of mystics who communicated with each other by thought only

over and above, supplementary

dialectics

dialecticism, a method of philosophical argument that involves some sort of contradictory process between opposing sides

earthen water-vessel, jar, ewe

unrivalled or unequalled (person or gem)

(philosophy) a non-spatial body

art, skill

perfection, completion

name of a Hindu sage, the founder of the Sankhya system of philosophy

infinite, unlimited, immense, unbounded

people, folk

metaphysics, theology, philosophy

materialism, essentialism, realism

caused, produced, effected

reasonableness

presentation, petition, submission, submitted

explanations,expositions

created, formed, designed or made, formed creature

mind, heart, soul, will

destructive, minus, negative, negated, negative charge, rejected, deprived (of), separated (from)

objectivism, objectivity

object, subject (of speech), topic

theater, stage

animism

(in art or literature) the representation of things in ideal form, idealism

suspended, hanging, hovering, in limbo, pending, dangling, pendent

touching together, (philosophy) connect, communicate

establishing, demonstrative

equality, similarity, parallelism

so-called, not real or essential

rejected, visual, theoretical, ideological, as opposed to practical

theory, ideology

ideological difference or confrontation

the Yoga system of philosophy (first taught by Patanjali)

Presupposition

law of nature, the nature what cant be changed

Philosophy: intangible entity that feeds on something in the physical world for example for the breed of cow that is in the physical world, there is a cow in the intangible world that takes care of all the cows

custom, practice, discipline, habit, marriage ceremony, purificatory rite, essential ceremony, education, training, refining, polishing, completion, perfection, conception, idea, notion

felicity, prosperity, happiness, good fortune, auspiciousness

doubt, suspense, uncertainty, hesitation, vacillation, misgiving

(philosophy) witnessed

sceptic

(philosophy) the power of consciousness that constantly memorizes all (good and bad) observations and experiences of the past

nature, attitude, character, manners

devoid of, lacking, empty, blank, dull, without brightness, shocked, astonished, still, quiet, silent, without sensation or feeling, numb

introspectionist’s philosphy

stating a reason, making an excuse

doctrine that man has free will, will power

natural, inborn, innate

natural, innate, intrinsic, physicist, pertaining to physics, physical

separation, division, difference

celibacy, unmarried state, solitude. cutting oneself off from human society

conceptualism, idealism

causation, causality

analysis, breaking into parts, fission

(philosophy) binding principle

works related to the interest of the general public

impetus, impulse

existence, being, substance, life

existentialist

existentialism, a school of philosophy under ontology

stay, standing still