samadhi
noun
sa·ma·dhi
səˈmädē
plural -s
1
Hinduism
a
: a state of deep concentration resulting in union with or absorption into ultimate reality compare raja-yoga
b
: a religious trance
2
Buddhism : the meditative concentration that is the final step of the Eightfold Path
3
Jainism : spiritual self-fulfillment : enlightenment
Word History
Etymology
Sanskrit samādhi, literally, application, contemplation, from sam together + ā to, towards + -dhi (akin to dadhāti he puts, places)
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