One of the "renders" of the Universe, where Dimaria ensures that the true form of the Universe cannot be grasped.

• Dimaria is personal, impersonal, and transpersonal in meaning, internal interpretation, semantic meaning, natural meaning, consequences, cognition, and ideasthesia in relation to Suggsverse and the reflection principle.

Dimaria is an impossible derivation from be-ness, which is not associated with signs with any original or primary intent of communication or language. It is not of a general name, term, or essence of art used to capture boundless different senses of the word "meaning", independently from its linguistic uses and personal, impersonal, and transpersonal transcendental uses.

Dimaria contains meaning and truth that is agreed upon—or, in alternative versions, might come to be agreed upon—by some specified be-ness.

• Dimaria contains the meaning that must be—the "sense" of the name and term. Two names for the same person can have different senses (or meanings): one referent might be picked out by more than one sense.
• Dimaria ultimately contains the same bifurcation of meaning that must apply to most or all linguistic categories, such as quantificational expressions.

Dimaria is ultimately the hall of meaning, as only through Dimaria can ascendancy, transcendence, beyondness, superseding, and be-ness operate.