सिद्धि [ siddhi ] [ siddhi ]2 f. ( for 1. see p. 1215 , col. 1) accomplishment , performance , fulfilment , complete attainment (of any object) , success Lit. MBh. Lit. Kāv.

  the hitting of a mark (loc.) Lit. Kām.

  healing (of a disease) , cure by (comp.) Lit. Yājñ.

  coming into force , validity Lit. ib.

  settlement , payment , liquidation (of a debt) Lit. Mn. viii , 47

  establishment , substantiation , settlement , demonstration , proof , indisputable conclusion , result , issue Lit. RPrāt. Lit. Up. Lit. Sarvad.

  decision , adjudication , determination (of a lawsuit) Lit. W.

  solution of a problem Lit. ib.

  preparation , cooking , maturing , maturity Lit. ib.

  readiness Lit. W.

  prosperity , personal success , fortune , good luck , advantage Lit. Mn. Lit. MBh.

  supreme felicity , bliss , beatitude , complete sanctification (by penance ) , final emancipation , perfection Lit. L.

  vanishing , making one's self invisible Lit. W.

  a magical shoe (supposed to convey the wearer wherever he likes) Lit. ib.

  the acquisition of supernatural powers by magical means or the supposed faculty so acquired (the eight usually enumerated are given in the following Śloka , [ aṇimā ] [ laghimā prāptiḥ prākāmyam mahimā tathā īśitvaṃ ca vaśitvaṃ ca tathā kāmāvasāyitā ] ; sometimes 26 are added e.g. [ dūra-śravaṇa ] , [ sarvajña-tva ] , [ agni-stambha ] ) Lit. Sāṃkhyak. Lit. Tattvas. Lit. Sarvad. ( 1216,2 )

  any unusual skill or faculty or capability ( often in comp.) Lit. Pañcat. Lit. Kathās.

  skill in general , dexterity , art Lit. Car.

  efficacy , efficiency Lit. Kāv. Lit. Pañcat.

  understanding , intellect Lit. W.

  becoming clear or intelligible (as sounds or words) Lit. BhP.

  ( in rhet.) the pointing out in the same person of various good qualities (not usually united) Lit. Sāh.

  (prob.) a work of art Lit. Rājat. iii , 381

  a kind of medicinal root (= [ ṛddhi ] or [ vṛddhi ] ) Lit. L.

  (in music) a partic. Śruti Lit. Saṃgīt.

  a partic. Yoga (either the 16th or 19th) Lit. Col.

  Success or Perfection personified Lit. MBh. Lit. VarBṛS.

  N. of Durgā Lit. Kathās.

  of a daughter of Daksha and wife of Dharma Lit. Pur.

  of the wife of Bhaga and mother of Mahiman Lit. BhP.

  of a friend of Danu Lit. Kathās.

  of one of the wives of Gaṇêśa Lit. RTL. 215 , 2

  N. of Śiva (in this sense m.) Lit. MBh.