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101 कृष्णद्वैपायन
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102 क्षत्तृ
kshattṛí
ttā m. (Pāṇ. 3-2, 135 Vārtt. 6; VI, 4, 11) ;
one who cuts orﾠ carves orﾠ distributes anything RV. VI, 13, 2 AV. ṠBr. XIII ṠāṇkhṠr. ;
an attendant, (especially) door-keeper, porter (cf. anuksh-) AV. IX, 6, 49 VS. XXX, 13 TBr. etc.. ;
a chamberlain Kathās. LII, 106 and 117 ;
a charioteer, coachman VS. XVI, 26 (ṠatarUp. IV) ṠāṇkhṠr. XVI, 1, 16 (v.l. for kshatra);
the son of a Sūdra man andﾠ a Kshatriya woman ( orﾠ the son of a Kshatriya man andﾠ a Ṡūdra woman <called Ugra Mn. X, 12 > L. ;
orﾠ the son of a Ṡūdra man andﾠ a Vaiṡya woman <called Āyogava Mn. X, 12 > Uṇ. II, 90) Mn. X, 12-26 and 49 Yājñ. I, 94 ;
the son of a female slave L. ;
(hence) N. of Vidura (as the son of the celebrated Vyāsa by a female slave)
MBh. I, 7381; III, 246 BhP. III, 1, 1-3 ;
N. of Brahmā. L. ;
a fish L.
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103 क्षेमेन्द्र
kshemêndram. N. of a celebrated poet of Kaṡmīr (surnamed Vyāsa-dāsa andﾠ flourishing in the middle of the eleventh century,
author of the Bṛihat-kathā(-mañjari), Bhārata-mañjarī, Kalā-vilāsa, Rāmāyaṇa-mañjarī orﾠ -kathātsāra, Daṡâvatāra-carita, Samaya-mātṛikā, Vyāsâshṭaka, Suvṛitta-tilaka, Loka-prakāṡa, Nīti-kalpataru, Rājâvalī);
N. of a Ṡaiva philosopher (who is probably identical with - rāja;
he is the author of the Spanda-nirṇaya andﾠ Spanda-saṃdoha);
N. of the author of the Aucityâlaṃkāra andﾠ of the Kavikaṇṭhâbharaṇa
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104 गणेश
gaṇêṡam. (= - ṇa-nātha) N. of the god of wisdom andﾠ of obstacles (son of Ṡiva andﾠ Pārvatī, orﾠ according to one legend of Pārvatī alone;
though Gaṇêṡa causes obstacles he alsoﾠ removes them;
hence he is invoked at the commencement of all undertakings andﾠ at the opening of all compositions with the words namogaṇêṡāyavighnêṡvarāya;
he is represented as a short fat man with a protuberant belly, frequently riding on a rat orﾠ attended by one, andﾠ to denote his sagacity has the head of an elephant, which however has only one tusk;
the appellation Gaṇêṡa, with other similar compounds, alludes to his office as chief of the various classes of subordinate gods, who are regarded as Ṡiva's attendants;
cf. RTL. pp. 48, 62, 79, 392, 440 ;
he is said to have written down the MBh. as dictated by Vyāsa MBh. I, 74 ff. ;
persons possessed, by Gaṇêṡa are referred to Yājñ. I, 270 ff.);
N. of Ṡiva MBh. III, 1629 ;
= gaṇa-puṉgava VarBṛ. XIII, 8 ;
m. pl. (= vidyêṡa orﾠ - ṡvara) a class of Siddhas (with Ṡaivas) Hcat. I, 11, 857 ff ;
N. of a renowned astronomer of the 16th century;
of a son of Rāma-deva (author of a Comm. on Nalôd.);
of a son of Viṡvanātha-dīkshita andﾠ grandson of Bhāvarāma-kṛishṇa (author of a Comm. called Ciccandrikā);
- kumbha m. N. of a rocky cave in Orissa;
- kusuma m. a variety of oleander with red flowers L. ;
- khaṇḍa m. n. N. of BrahmaP. III ;
of a section of the SkandaP. ;
- gītā f. N. of a song in praise of Gaṇêṡa;
- caturthī f. the fourth day of the light half of the month Bhādra (considered as Gaṇêṡa's birthday) RTL. p. 431 ;
- tāpinī f. N. of an Up. (cf. gaṇapati-pūrva-t-);
- purāṇa n. N. of an Upa-purāṇa;
- pūjā f. the worship of Gaṇêṡa seeﾠ RTL. pp. 211-217 ;
- bhujaṉga-prayātastotra n. N. of a hymn in praise of Gaṇêṡa (attributed to Ṡaṃkarâcārya);
- bhūshaṇa n. red lead;
- miṡra m. N. of a copyist of the last century;
- yāmala n. N. of wk.;
- vimarṡinī f. « appeasing Gaṇêṡa»
N. of wk.;
- sahasra-nāman n. N. of a part of the GaṇP. ;
- stavarāja m. N. of a part of the BhavP. ;
- stuti f. a hymn in honour of Gaṇêṡa by Rāghava;
- ṡôpapurāṇa n. = - ṡa-pur-
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105 गन्धकाली
gandhá-kālīf. N. of the mother of the poet Vyāsa MBh. I, 3801 Hariv. 1088.
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106 घृताची
ghṛitấcīf. (fr. 2. añc Pāṇ. 6-3, 95 Vārtt. 2 Pat.)
abounding in ghee, filled with ghee, sprinkling ghee, shining with ghee
RV. AV. IX, 1, 4 ĀṡvGṛ. II, 10, 6 ;
(scil. juhū́) the sacrificial ladle (with which the ghee is taken up, poured out, etc.) RV. AV. XIII, 1, 27 ;
« dewy», the night AV. XIX, 48, 6 Naigh. I, 7 ;
« shining like grease», a kind of serpent AV. X, 4, 24 ;
N. of an Apsaras (loved by Bharad-vāja MBh. I, 5103 ff. orﾠ Vyāsa XII, 12188 ff. orﾠ by Viṡvā-mitra R. IV, 35, 7 ;
wife of Pramati andﾠ mother of Ruru MBh. I, 871; XIII, 2004 ;
orﾠ wife of Raudrâṡva Hariv. 1658 BhP. IX, 20, 5 ;
orﾠ of Kuṡa-nābha R. I, 34, 11);
- garbha-sambhavā f. large cardamoms L.
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107 चन्द्रवंश
candrá-vaṉṡam. the lunar race of kings (2nd great line of royal dynasties, the progenitor of which was Soma the Moon, child of the Ṛishi Atri. andﾠ father of Budha <Mercury cf. candra-ja>;
the latter married Il2ā, daughter of the solar king Ikshvāku, andﾠ had by her a son, Aila orﾠ Purūravas;
this last had a son by Urvaṡī, named Āyus, from whom came Nahusha, father of Yayāti;
the latter had two sons, Puru andﾠ Yadu, from whom proceeded the two branches of the lunar line;
in that of Yadu was born Kṛishṇa andﾠ Bala-rāma;
in that of Puru came Dushyanta, hero of the Ṡakuntalā andﾠ father of the great Bharata; 9th from Bharata came Kuru, andﾠ 14th from him Ṡāntanu, who had a son Vicitra-vīrya andﾠ a step-son Vyāsa;
the latter married the two widows of his half-brother, andﾠ had by them Dhṛitarāshṭra andﾠ Pāṇḍu, the wars of whose sons form the subject of the MBh.) (cf. sūrya-v-.)
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108 चित्राङ्गद
citrâ̱ṅgadamfn. decorated with variegated bracelets MBh. II, 348 ;
m. N. of a king of Daṡârṇa MBh. XIV, 2471 ;
of a son (of Ṡāntanu, Hariv. IX, 22, 20 ;
of Indra-sena v.l. seeﾠ candrâ̱ṅg-);
of a Gandharva (person of the play Dūtâṇgada);
of a Vidyā-dhara Kathās. XXII, 136 ;
of a divine recorder of men's deeds Ācāranirṇ. ;
(= - gupta) the secretary of a man of rank W. ;
(ā) f. N. of an Apsaras MBh. XIII, 1424 ;
of a wife of Arjuna (daughter of Citra-vāhana andﾠ mother of Babhru-vāhana), I, XIV ;
- sū f. « Citrâṇgada's mother», Satyavati (mother of Vyāsa) L.
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109 चिरजीविन्
cirá-jīvinmfn. long-lived MBh. III, 11262 and 13231 R. II VarBṛS. ;
(said of Mārkaṇḍeya, Aṡvatthāman, Bali, Vyāsa, Hanumat, Vibhīshaṇa, Kṛipa, Paraṡu Rāma) Tithyād. ;
m. Vishṇu L. ;
a crow L. ;
Salmalia malabarica L. ;
= - vaka L. ;
N. of a crow Kathās. LXII, 8 ;
- vi-tā f. = - vikā Priy. I, 4 Daṡar. Sch.
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110 जैमिनि
jaimini
(he was a pupil of Vyāsa <who made over to him the SV. BhP. I, 4, 21 VāyuP. >
SāmavBr. MBh. if. XII ;
andﾠ was Udgātṛi priest at Janamejaya's snake-sacrifice, I, 2046 ;
andﾠ was founder of the Pūrva- orﾠ Karma-Mīmāṇsā Pañcat. Madhus.)
AṡvGṛ. III, 4 SāṇkhGṛ. Pravar. I, 4; IV, I Hariv. Bādar. etc.. ;
- जैमिनिकडार
- जैमिनिकोशसूत्र
- जैमिनिभागवत
- जैमिनिभारत
- जैमिनिसूत्र
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111 झषोदरी
jhashôdarīf. N. of Vyāsa's mother Satyavatī L.
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112 त्रय्यारुणि
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113 त्रिधामन्
trí-dhāmann. = - divá BhP. III, 24, 20 ;
mfn. shining in the 3 worlds, 8, 31 VP. II, 8, 54 (« triple-gloried»);
tripartite MBh. XIII ;
m. Vishṇu, XII Hariv. R. VII BhP. VI ;
Brahmā. R. VII, 36, 7 ;
Ṡiva L.:
fire, Agni L. ;
death L. ;
N. of the Vyāsa (= Vishṇu) of the 10th Dvāpara VP. III, 3, 13 VāyuP. I, 23, 136; DevībhP. I, 3 KūrmaP. I, 52, 4.
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114 त्रिवृत्
trí-vṛítmfn. threefold, triple, triform, consisting of 3 parts orﾠ folds etc. RV. etc.;
connected with the Tri-vṛit Stoma ṠBr. XIII KātyṠr. ṠāṇkhṠr. ;
(n. pl. - vṛinti) ĀṡvṠr. ;
m. (with orﾠ without stóma) a threefold Stoma
(in which first the three 1st verses of each Tṛica of RV. IX, II are sung together, then the 2nd verses, andﾠ lastly the 3rd) VS. etc.;
m. a triple cord SāṇkhGṛ. Mn. III, 43 ;
an amulet of 3 strings AV. V, 28 ;
N. of a Vyāsa ( seeﾠ - vṛisha);
f. = - tā Suṡr. (generally written tṛi-v-);
trivṛic-chiras mfn. Telinga-headed MBh. XII, 1632; XIII, 7379 ;
trivṛit-karaṇa n. making threefold Vedântas. 116 (ChUp. VI, 3, 2 f.) ;
trivṛít-tā f. triplicity ṠBr. VI ;
- parṇī f. Hingcha repens L. ;
trivṛít-prāya mfn. similar to the Telinga, XII, 3, 1, 5 ;
- stoma mfn. connected with the Telinga Stoma Hariv. 7435.
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115 त्रिवृष
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116 दाशनन्दिनी
dā́ṡa-nandinīf. the fisherman's daughter
N. of Satyāvati (mother of Vyāsa) L.
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117 दिनव्यासदल
dína-vyāsa-dalan. « day-radius», the radius of a circle made by an asterism in its daily revolution Sūryas. II, 60.
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118 द्युकर्णार्ध
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119 द्रौणि
drauṇim. id. Pāṇ. 4-1, 103 MBh. Hariv. etc.. ;
N. of Vyāsa in a future Dvāpara VP.
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120 द्वीप्य
dvī́pyamfn. living on an island VS. ;
m. cubebs (cf. dvīpa-sambhava) L. ;
a sort of crow L. ;
N. of Vyāsa (cf. dvaipāyana) L. ;
(ā) f. Asparagus Racemosus (cf. dvīpikā andﾠ dvilpi-ṡatru) L.
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