Bhūta

Bhūta is a Sanskrit word that has several meanings:

• It means to become , been , gone , past, true, matter of fact , reality
• It means existing, present, being or being like anything, consisting of , mixed or joined with
• of an heretical sect (with Jainas , a class of the Vyantaras)
• Shiva, of a son-in-law of Daksha and father of numerous Rudras
• of a Yaksha
• the 14th day of the dark half of the lunar month
• that which is or exists , any living being (divine , human , nonhuman , and even vegetable),
• the lived world (bhūtajagata)
• a spirit (good or evil), the ghost of a deceased person , a demon , imp , goblin
• well-being , welfare , prosperity
• one of the five elements. In Hindu philosophy and Buddhism, bhūta denotes the Prithvi (in the same order) constitute the Pancha Mahabhutas (five great elements).