paijavana

paijavaná

pijavana

paiyavana

yavana

2) n. (2. yu) mixing, mingling (esp. with water) Nyāyam. ;
3) mfn. quick, swift;
m. a swift horse L. (prob. w.r. for javana)
4) w.r. for paijavana Mn. VII, 41. ;
5) m. an Ionian, Greek ( orﾠ a king of the Greeks gaṇa kambojâ̱di;
in later times alsoﾠ a Muhammadan orﾠ European, any foreigner orﾠ barbarian) Mn. MBh. etc.;
N. of a caste Gaut. (accord. toﾠ L. « the legitimate son of a Kshatriya andﾠ a Vaiṡyā» orﾠ « an Ugra who is an elephant catcher») of a country (= yavana-deṡa, sometimes applied to Ionia, Greece, Bactria, andﾠ more recently to Arabia) W. ;
wheat L. ;
a carrot L. ;
olibanum L. ;
pl. the Ionians, Greeks (esp. the Greek astrologers) MBh. VarBṛS. etc.;
N. of a dynasty Pur. ;
(ī) f. the wife of a Yavana, a Greek orﾠ Muhammadan woman Kālid. Siṡ. (Yavana girls were formerly employed as attendants on kings, esp. to take charge of their bows andﾠ quivers);
= javanī, a curtain L. ;
n. salt from saline soil L.

vaijava

w.r. for paijavana

vaijavana

su-dā́s

m. N. of a celebrated king of the Tṛitsus (son of Divo-dās, at whose court both Vasishṭha andﾠ Viṡvāmitra appear to have acted as family priests;
Sudās Paijavana is regarded as the author of RV. X, GrṠrS 133) RV. AitBr. GṛṠrS. Mn. VII, 41.