Indian Epigraphy c15.t2.14

c15.t2.14

5=‘the arrow’ (bāṇa, śara, sāyaka, iṣu, viśikha, kalamba, mārgaṇa, etc.), bhūta, mahābhūta, parvan, prāṇa, ‘Pāṇḍu’s sons’ (Pāṇḍava, etc.), artha, viṣaya, indriya, ratna (also 9 or 14), ‘Śiva’s faces’ (Rudr-āsya, Tryakṣa-mukha, etc.), ‘the sins’ (pātaka, mahāpāpa, etc.), Purāṇa-lakṣaṇa, pallava, gavya, tanmātra, kṣāra, lavaṇa, ‘the sacrifices’ (mahāyajña, etc.), tattva (generally used to indicate 25), etc. Words meaning ‘a son’ (suta, putra, etc., probably meaning Pāṇḍu’s sons) and tata (for tattva ?) are also counted in the same sense.