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## Translation:
**Verse 50**
This verse refutes the existence of any other entity (padartha) besides the samvaya.
**Explanation:**
* **Samvartattva** (co-existence) is the samvaya.
* **Apritagbhutatva** (non-separateness) is also the samvaya.
* **Ayutasiddhatva** (non-separate existence) is also the samvaya.
Therefore, it is stated that **Ayutasiddhi** (non-separate existence) is the characteristic of dravyas (substances) and gunas (qualities).
**Commentary:**
The co-existence of dravyas and gunas, being non-beginning and non-ending, is the samvartattva. This is the samvaya according to the Jains. Due to the non-separateness of dravyas and gunas, even though there are differences in names and other aspects, they are non-separate in reality. The absence of any other entity that is the cause of their existence is the ayutasiddhatva. Therefore, the dravyas and gunas, which have the characteristic of samvaya, are characterized by ayutasiddhi, not by apritagbhutatva.
**Hindi Explanation:**
This verse refutes the existence of any other entity (padartha) besides the samvaya.
* **Samvartattva** (co-existence) is the samvaya.
* **Apritagbhutatva** (non-separateness) is also the samvaya.
* **Ayutasiddhatva** (non-separate existence) is also the samvaya.
Therefore, it is stated that **Ayutasiddhi** (non-separate existence) is the characteristic of dravyas (substances) and gunas (qualities).
**Sanskrit Explanation:**
This verse refutes the existence of any other entity (padartha) besides the samvaya.
* **Samvartattva** (co-existence) is the samvaya.
* **Apritagbhutatva** (non-separateness) is also the samvaya.
* **Ayutasiddhatva** (non-separate existence) is also the samvaya.
Therefore, it is stated that **Ayutasiddhi** (non-separate existence) is the characteristic of dravyas (substances) and gunas (qualities).