jaget

Jaget is a term that may refer to several unrelated concepts, depending on context. There is no single, widely recognized definition in standard references.

In Sanskrit and related Indic languages, the word jagat (जगत) means "world" or "universe" and is used in philosophical and religious texts to denote the material realm, often contrasted with the spiritual or transcendent. Anglicized transliterations vary; jagat is more common than jaget, but some sources may render it with an "e" in nonstandard transliteration.

Jaget may also appear as a proper name in some Indian communities as a given name or surname; its use is relatively uncommon, and etymology would be linked to the Sanskrit root jagat.

As a term in modern contexts, there are no widely recognized organizations, technologies, or fictional works officially named "Jaget" in major reference sources.

Because of potential ambiguity, if you meant Jagat (the world) or Jaget as a name, or a specific product, place, or work, providing additional context would help to give a precise, sourced entry.