cit

or chit

[ chit ]

/ tʃɪt /

noun Hinduism.

pure consciousness.

Words nearby cit

cisternal puncture, cisternography, cistron, cistus, cistvaen, cit, cit., citadel, citalopram, citation, citation form

Compare Sat-cit-ananda.

Origin of cit

From Sanskrit

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Examples from the Web for cits

These cits ouvrires form indeed a suburb in themselves, and a very pleasant suburb too.
In the Heart of Vosges|Matilda Betham-Edwards
The cits were laughed at, and the courtiers poured out a torrent of abuse upon all those who lived in the east.
The Story of London|Henry B. Wheatley
That dog knew as much as some Cits and he acted just like them about the glorious day.
Plunkitt of Tammany Hall|George Washington Plunkitt
Very much as Johannes had seen her did she appear now to the cits, as the cabriolet swung past them.
A Christmas Garland|Max Beerbohm

The 'Cits' are inconveniently in earnest this year and they're talking of putting up a man who'll cause us trouble.
The Lash|Olin L. Lyman

British Dictionary definitions for cits

CIT

abbreviation for (in New Zealand)

Central Institute of Technology

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