ayutasiddhi
Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (2nd ed.)
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p. 86, col. 1.
a-yuta—siddhi f. establishing by proof that certain objects or ideas are essentially united and logically inseparable.
Vācaspatyam
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p. 346, col. 1.
ayutasiddhi strī yu—amiśraṇe kta yutaḥ pṛthagrūpeṇa sthitaḥ
tathābhūtayoḥ siddhiḥ abhāve na0 ta0 . pṛthagbhāyemā-
siddhau . yathā avayavāvayavinoḥ, dravyaguṇayoḥ, dravya-
kriyayostayāsiddhiḥ te hi svasvakāraṇe apṛyagbhūtatayā
siddhāḥ . ataevoktaṃ “yutasiddhyabhāvāt kāryyakāraṇayoḥ
saṃyogavibhāgau na vidyete” vai0 sū0 . “sasambandhayorvidya-
mānatvam pṛthagāśrayāśrayitvaṃ vā yutasiddhistadabhāvastvava-
yavāvayavinoḥ” iti upa0 vṛttiḥ . ayamāśayaḥ ‘ghaṭapaṭā-
dayo hi pṛyagbhūtatayā siddhāḥ āśrayāśrayibhātaṃ labhante .
kāryyakāraṇayostu na pṛthaksthitiryena tathā syāt’ iti .