कामादिदृश्यप्रविलापपूर्वकंशुद्धोऽहमित्यादिकशब्दमिश्रः ।दृश्येव निष्ठस्य य एष भावःशब्दानुविद्धः कथितः समाधिः ॥ ८७२ ॥
In plain words
When all seen objects like desires are dissolved, and the mind is imbued with thoughts such as 'I am pure', that meditative absorption of one established in the witness, still intertwined with words, is called savikalpa samādhi.
Close to the Sanskrit
Preceded by the dissolution of seen objects like desires, imbued with words such as 'I am pure', of one fixed in the seen alone, this state penetrated by words is called samādhi.