bhavartha
Bhavartha is a Sanskrit term formed from bhava, meaning existence, becoming, or being, and artha, meaning meaning, sense, or purpose. In traditional Indian scholarship, bhavartha denotes the intended meaning or significance of a statement about existence, or more broadly the sense in which something is said to be.
In linguistic and hermeneutic contexts, bhavartha refers to the purport or sense of an expression about being.
In a broader philosophical register, some writers employ bhavartha to address the meaning or purpose of life
The term is primarily encountered in classical Sanskrit texts and scholarly apparatuses, including commentaries on Vedanta,