Here are the eight attributes (ashta guna) commonly described for a Siddha (liberated soul) in Jainism, noted with their meaning (arth). There can be minor wording differences between Shvetambar and Digambar texts, but the essence remains the same.

1) Anant Jnāna — Infinite knowledge 2) Anant Darśana — Infinite perception 3) Anant Charitra — Infinite conduct (perfect conduct) 4) Anant Virya — Infinite energy/power 5) Avyābādha Sukha — Eternal bliss 6) Akṣaya Sthiti — Immortality/Eternal existence 7) Arupitva — Formlessness 8) Aguru-Laghutva — Equality among all (neither heavy nor light in status)

Notes:

• These eight are often grouped as the eight Siddha attributes that arise after the destruction of all karmas. They are described in classical Jain lists and are widely accepted across traditions, with very small variations in phrasing between Shvetambar and Digambar traditions. For a compact articulation aligned with common Shvetambar presentation, see how these eight are summarized in Jain literature. You can read more here