Sāmānya in Vaiśeṣika

Samanya is a Sanskrit word that means “universal,” “general,” “inclusive,” “whole” and “entire.” It can refer to a community, genus or commingling of qualities. In the Vaisheshika school of Indian philosophy, samanya refers to genus and is one of the seven padarthas (categories of being).

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