yogi, one who retires from the world, hermit, ascetic, devotee, Hindu fakir, mendicant

joining, uniting, fitting

the precession of the equinoxes

the māyā or magical power of the Yoga, a certain illusionary power which Jogīs are supposed to possess (viz. the being able to assume at will any number of forms of their own body)

a menstruum or medium for mixing medicines, alkali, quicksilver

a posture or mode of sitting proper for profound and abstract meditation

catfish, silvery river fish, Silurus asotus

a kind of sleep (supposed to be peculiar to devotees) which admits of the full exercise of the mental powers, a state of half-contemplation, half-sleep, light sleep, wakefulness

master of yoga, any master sage or yogi

to practise meditation, to live a life of asceticism, to practise profound and abstract meditation, to lead the life of an ascetic, (dial) become an ascetic lead the life of an ascetic quit lay life

a female demon

female Hindu ascetic

like a yogi or pertaining to be a yogi

suitability, propriety, fitness, appropriateness, consistency, ability, capability

the wife of a jogī, a female devotee or performer of jog

to retire from the world, become or live like an ascetic

The devotee is gone and nothing but the ashes remains on his seat, The soul is fled but dust is left

ascetics have no friends