सागरप्लवन

sāgara-plavana

sāgara

fr. 2. sa-gara) the ocean (said to have been named so by Bhagiratha after his son Sagara < seeﾠ 2. sa-gara>;
another legend asserts that the bed of the ocean was dug by the sons of Sagara;
3 orﾠ 4 orﾠ 7 oceans are reckoned cf. 1. sam-udra;
sāgarasyaphenaḥ = samudraph-) Mn. MBh. etc.;
an ocean (as expressing any vast body orﾠ inexhaustible mass;
often ifc. cf. guṇa-ṡoka-, saṉsāra-s-);
a symbolical expression for the number, « four» (like other words signifying « ocean») Gaṇit. ;
a partic. high number (= 10 Padmas) Pur. ;
a sort of deer L. ;
N. of a serpent-demon Kāraṇḍ. ;
(with Jainas) of the third Arhat of the past Utsarpiṇī L. ;
of one of the 10 orders of mendicants traced back to disciples of Ṡaṃkarâcārya Cat. ;
of various persons HPariṡ. ;
of two authors andﾠ of a wk. on Dharma Cat. ;
of a place ib. ;
(pl.) the sons of Sagara MBh. R. ;
n. N. of a town Buddh. ;
mf (ī) n. relating to the sea, marine Hariv. ;
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