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"sva"
stands sometimes for "su": nice, good, beautiful, pleasant, convenient,
abundant, at ease, at a higher level
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One
can read in the "Devî Gita" : « The word "Sva"
means "Param Lingam" (superior Male Symbol) ».
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In
Mahâbhârata, "sva" is a dog in which Dharma became
incarnate in order to follow Yudhisthira in his journey to heaven: it is
a model of absolute fidelity (L. Frédéric, p 1039).
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"adhi":
above
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"shthâ(na)":
that stands, that remains, that is
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"adhi-shthâna":
seat, space, domain, place, power, basis, fundament
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"sv-adhisthâna":
that has found a good place for itself, appropriate residence of the self
(Shakti);
In a more synthetic approach: residence of the self (atman), well based,
well positioned
