दीक्षित

Monier-Williams · dīkṣita
dīkṣitá mf(i i, 5, 24)n. consecrated, initiated into (dat., loc., instr., or comp.) &c ‖ prepared, ready for (dat., instr. or comp.) (taṃ-√kṛ, to initiate, instruct xx, 198) ‖ performed (as the Dīkshā ceremony) ‖ m. a priest engaged in a Dīkshā (-tva n. ) ‖ a pupil of (affixed, and rarely prefixed to the N. of a teacher, and given as a N. to a Brāhman to denote his being a pupil of that teacher, e.g. bhaṭṭoji-, śaṃ-kara- ‖ sometimes the teacher's N. is dropped and Dīkshā is used alone)

Monier-Williams · dīkṣita
dīkṣitá mf(i i, 5, 24)n. consecrated, initiated into (dat., loc., instr., or comp.) &c ‖ prepared, ready for (dat., instr. or comp.) (taṃ-√kṛ, to initiate, instruct xx, 198) ‖ performed (as the Dīkshā ceremony) ‖ m. a priest engaged in a Dīkshā (-tva n. ) ‖ a pupil of (affixed, and rarely prefixed to the N. of a teacher, and given as a N. to a Brāhman to denote his being a pupil of that teacher, e.g. bhaṭṭoji-, śaṃ-kara- ‖ sometimes the teacher's N. is dropped and Dīkshā is used alone)

विस्तृत संस्कृत–हिन्दी · adjective
यः दीक्षां प्राप्तवान्।; "दीक्षितैः शिष्यैः नियमपालनम् अवश्यं करणीयम्।"