Consider three expressions separately:
'Water': its basic meaning is immediately recognized by most ordinary speakers; the book uses it as badihi conception.
'Inflected noun': a beginner may need its definition and examples; this is nazari conception.
'The highest branch of the tree': identifies a concept or object without asserting a proposition.
Badihi versus nazari does not depend on the number of words; it depends on how the intended meaning is grasped.
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Badihi and Nazari Forms of Conception and Judgment
Consider three expressions separately:
'Water': its basic meaning is immediately recognized by most ordinary speakers; the book uses it as badihi conception.
'Inflected noun': a beginner may need its definition and examples; this is nazari conception.
'The highest branch of the tree': identifies a concept or object without asserting a proposition.
Badihi versus nazari does not depend on the number of words; it depends on how the intended meaning is grasped.