shêṡvara

kim-púrusha


perhaps originally a kind of monkey <cf. BhP. XI, 16, 29 >;
in later times the word is usually identified with kiṉ-nara, though sometimes applied to other beings in which the figure of a man andﾠ that of an animal are combined;
these beings are supposed to live on Hema-kūṭa andﾠ are regarded as the attendants of Kubera;
with Jains the Kimpurushas, like the Kiṃnaras, belong to the Vyantaras);
N. of one of the nine sons of Āgnīdhra (having the Varsha Kimpurusha as his hereditary portion) VP. ;
a division of the earth (one of the nine Khaṇḍas orﾠ portions into which the earth is divided, andﾠ described as the country between the Himâcala andﾠ Hema-kūṭa mountains, alsoﾠ called kimpurusha-varsha Kād.) VP. BhP. MatsyaP. etc.;
(ī) f. a female Kimpurusha R. VII, 88, 22 ;
kimpurushī- 1. kṛi, to change into a Kimpurusha ib. ;
kimpurushêṡa m. « lord of the Kimpurushas»
N. of Druma MBh. II, 410 Hariv. 5014 = 5495 ;
- shêṡvara m. N. of Kubera L.

mahā́-ghosha

m. a loud noise L. ;
(ā) f. Boswellia Thurifera L. ;
= karkaṭa-ṡṛiṅgī ( orﾠ a kind of gall-nut) L. ;
= ṡṛiṅgī L. ;
n. a market L. ;
- svara-rāja m. N. of a Bodhi-sattva Buddh. ;
-shâ̱nugā f. N. of a Tantra. deity ib. ;
- shêṡvara m. N. of a king of the Yakshas ib.