bhūtá mfn. being, everywhere Pur
• n. pl. (or ibc.) all beings TĀr. ŚāṅkhGṛ. MBh. &c
• -kṛt mfn. framing all beings Mn. i, 18
• m. n. the maker or cause of all things or beings W
• -guhā-śaya mfn. being in the heart of all beings ŚvetUp
• -damana (sárva-bh○), mfn. subduing all beings TĀr
• (○nī f. a form of Durgā Hcat.)
• -pitāmaha m., 'grandfather of all beings', N. of Brahmā MBh. [Page 1186, Column 3]
• -maya mf(ī)n. containing or representing all beings Mn. R. BhP
• m. the supreme pervading Spirit W
• -ruta-grahaṇī f. 'comprising the sounds of all bṭbeings', a kind of writing (cf. sarva-ruta-saṃgrahiṇi-lipī) Lalit
• -stha or -sthita mfn. present in all elements or bṭbeings MBh
• -hara m. N. of Śiva ib. (RTL. 82)
• -hita n. the welfare of all created beings ib
• mfn. serviceable to all creatures Kāv
• ○bhūtâtmaka mfn. comprising all beings MārkP
• ○bhūtâtman m. the soul of all beings (○ma-bhūta mfn. being Lhe soul of all beings BhP.) Mn. i, 54
• the essence or nature of all creatures (ma-medhas mfn. 'having a knowledge of the essence of all creatures') MW
• N. of Śiva ib
• mfn. having the nature of all beings, containing all bṭbeings ib
• ○bhūtâdhipati m. the supreme lord of all beings (Vlshṇu) ṢaḍvBr
• ○bhūtântaka mfn. destroying all beings MBh
• ○bhūtântar-ātman m. the soul of all beings RāmatUp. MBh. Śaṃk
• ○bhūtêp. sita mfn. desired by all beings MW

Sanskrit-English Dictionary, by M. Monier William