In Jainism, God is not viewed as a creator or ruler, but rather as the perfected soul (Siddha) who has achieved liberation (moksha). The qualities or adjectives used to describe such a liberated soul are known as the "attributes of Siddha" or "gunas of Arihant/Siddha". Traditionally, Jain texts mention infinite attributes (Anant Gunas) of a Siddha, but some key adjectives are frequently highlighted.

The main eight attributes (Ashta Pratiharya) of Siddhas are:

1. Anant Darshan (Infinite perception)
2. Anant Jnan (Infinite knowledge)
3. Anant Charitra (Infinite conduct)
4. Anant Virya (Infinite energy/power)
5. Arogi (Perfect health, absence of disease)
6. Sukha (Infinite bliss)
7. Akshaya Sthiti (Eternal existence)
8. Avyabadha Sukh (Uninterrupted bliss)

In summary, while Jainism considers the attributes of liberated souls (God) to be infinite, the eight qualities listed above are the most commonly mentioned adjectives.