संस्कारवश sanskārvaśh

संस्कारवश sanskārvaśh (sanskrit)

Obliged by the sanskār, compelled by the sanskār, because of the sanskār.

संस्कार saṅskār (sanskrit)

Perfecting, finishing; refining; adorning.
An inborn power or faculty; instinct.
Influence, impress (of nurture).
A concept, idea.
(Hinduism) Any of various essential sanctifying or purificatory rites (as the first taking of solid food, investiture with the sacred thread, marriage and funeral rites).
(Bābā) Impression or imprint of the state of mind. There are the innate saṅskār, inherent to the soul and the acquired saṅskār. When the soul does an action, an acquired saṅskār is formed. This saṅskār then incites us to the same action (with the same state of mind) in similar circumstances for example. Character traits are saṅskār. These saṅskār are part of the soul and not the body as many believe. They therefore accumulate over several lives.

वश vaśh (sanskrit)

Power, control, subjugation.
(suffix) Because of, out of ; obliged by, compelled by.