Soma
noun
The soma is the main part of an organism's body, excluding the reproductive organs or any appendages.
The scientist studied the soma of the cells to understand their function.

Often appears as...
- cellular soma
- neuron soma
Usage tips
Neutral
body, organism, cellular
noun
In some psychological contexts, 'soma' refers to the physical aspect of a person's experience, often in relation to emotions.
She felt a strong connection between her soma and her emotions during the meditation.

Often appears as...
- soma and psyche
- somatic experience
Usage tips
Neutral
body awareness, psychosomatic, physical presence
noun
In ancient mythology, particularly in Indian texts, soma is a ritual drink thought to bestow immortality or divine qualities.
The priests prepared the soma for the ceremony, believing it would connect them to the divine.

Often appears as...
- soma sacrifice
- soma ritual
Usage tips
Formal
ritual, divine, immortality
noun
The soma is the main part of an organism's body, excluding the reproductive organs or any appendages.
The scientist studied the soma of the cells to understand their function.

Often appears as...
- cellular soma
- neuron soma
Usage tips
Neutral
body, organism, cellular
noun
In some psychological contexts, 'soma' refers to the physical aspect of a person's experience, often in relation to emotions.
She felt a strong connection between her soma and her emotions during the meditation.

Often appears as...
- soma and psyche
- somatic experience
Usage tips
Neutral
body awareness, psychosomatic, physical presence
noun
In ancient mythology, particularly in Indian texts, soma is a ritual drink thought to bestow immortality or divine qualities.
The priests prepared the soma for the ceremony, believing it would connect them to the divine.

Often appears as...
- soma sacrifice
- soma ritual
Usage tips
Formal
ritual, divine, immortality
Definition 1 of 3

Biological Context
In biological terms, 'soma' refers to the body of an organism.
The soma's function varies across species.
Historical Context
In ancient texts, soma is often associated with substances that provide vitality or immortality.
The soma's representation changes over time.
Philosophical Implications
Philosophers contrast 'soma' with the mind, discussing body-mind dualism.
In soma-focused discussions, emphasis is on physicality.
Biological Context
In biological terms, 'soma' refers to the body of an organism.
The soma's function varies across species.
Historical Context
In ancient texts, soma is often associated with substances that provide vitality or immortality.
The soma's representation changes over time.
Philosophical Implications
Philosophers contrast 'soma' with the mind, discussing body-mind dualism.
In soma-focused discussions, emphasis is on physicality.
Biological Context
In biological terms, 'soma' refers to the body of an organism.
The soma's function varies across species.
Historical Context
In ancient texts, soma is often associated with substances that provide vitality or immortality.
The soma's representation changes over time.
Philosophical Implications
Philosophers contrast 'soma' with the mind, discussing body-mind dualism.
In soma-focused discussions, emphasis is on physicality.
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