Adjective
Being one of a crore equal parts of a whole.
Usage- India
- not-comparable
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Hence, penances, sacrifices, observances and holy rites are not equal to even a croreth part of the worship with the five-syllabled mantra. […] Hence the penances and the sacrifices wherein the entire possession may be given as Dakşiņā, are not equal to even a croreth part of the worship of Śiva.
Durgā and others having the three constituents are a part equal to a croreth of croreth portion of her. […] But nowhere have I seen one even a croreth part of her in beauty. […] Durgā and others having the three constituents (like Sattva, Rajas, and Tamas) are a part of the croreth portion of her.
The karma-yogins, bhakti-yogins and jnana-yogins – all these do not equal even one-croreth-part^([sic]) of a person who has sought refuge with the Lord.
If you could somehow grasp one croreth part of moment of his kindness, then you would never forget the name.
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Crores and crores of worlds occupy the unending expanse of the Universe; the vast expanse, beyond measure. The close-knit worlds are outer manifestations of the Divine; a part of a croreth part of His inseparable substance, in stillness, the Holy Feet of the Supreme Divine danceth in the Golden sky of Knowledge (Thiruvadi Nilai, 658, v.1, p.122)
Noun
One of a crore equal parts of a whole.
Usage- India
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Almost all the ancient books have been lost now. Even one-croreth of the total number of ancient works is not available.
O Four-faced Lord, quickly offer the Arghya unto me, since no one can (compete) even with one croreth of my portion.
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In the innumerable crores of the universes, in the rise of the infinite (Prakṛti) with three constituents, Brahmā, Viṣṇu, and Śiva are equal to the parts of the measure of a croreth of a croreth of his feet. […] The bodies of Cupid are the parts equal to the portion of a croreth of a croreth of his form. […] Brahmā is (made of) a part equal to a croreth of a croreth of the lustre shining in his body. The forms of the sun are the partial rays equal to a croreth of a croreth of his light. Those of the form of rays which are a croreth of a croreth of his portion live due to rays of his body which are the nectar of great joy, […]
These interpolations had their heyday even in Acharya Madhwa’s times. He himself states that it is hard to get even one croreth of these books.