antaranga

American  

[uhn-ter-uhng-guh] / ˌʌn tərˈʌŋ gə /

noun

(used with a plural verb)

1. the three angas pertaining to the mind: dharana or concentration, dhyana or meditation, and samadhi or contemplation.

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Etymology

Origin of antaranga

From the Sanskrit word antaraṅga

Example Sentences

“Antaranga” — set in a modern and contemporary gallery in front of Sam Gilliam’s drape painting “Carousel State” — was strikingly modern, with Satpathy walking in like any other museum visitor, dressed in contemporary clothing and without the customary bells around her ankles.

From New York Times

“Antaranga” and “Taru” were the responses of this superlative dancer and choreographer to the stimuli of the Met, her art enhanced by the museum’s and vice versa.

From New York Times