विकर्माजीत vikarmājīt

जित jita jit —an adjectival suffix/prefix used in Sanskrit words meaning 'one who has conquered' (e.g. जितकोप, इन्द्रजित); ~कोप/क्रोध one who has conquered or subdued the feeling of anger/wrath; ~शत्रु a conqueror of enemies; ~श्रम tireless, one who has conquered the sense of fatigue.

S جت जित jita, vulg. jit (rt. जि), part. Conquered, vanquished, subdued; overcome, subject (to), enslaved (by); won, gained, obtained: — jit-ātmā, adj. & s.m. Self-subdued, void of passion; — one who has brought his passions under control: — jitendrī, jitendriyā (jita+indr˚), adj. & s.m. (f. -ā), Having the senses or passions subdued, calm, impassive; — one who has couquered his passions or subdued the senses; an ascetic, a sage; a chaste person: — jitendriyatā, s.f. Subjugation of the senses or passions; self-restraint, continence, chastity: — jit-krodh, adj. & s.m. Of subdued anger, not to be roused to wrath, imperturbable; — one whose anger has been brought under control.

विकर्म vikarm (sanskrit)

Prohibited or unlawful act, misdeed, fraud.
(Bābā) Bad karma, bad action.

विकर्माजीत. Conqueror of sinful actions.