Indian Epigraphy c15.t2.25

c15.t2.25

16 = ‘a king’ (*nṛpa*, *bhūpa*, etc.), *Aṣṭi*, *kalā*, etc. 17 = *Atyaṣṭi*. 18 = *Dhṛti*. 19 = *Atidhṛti*. 20 = *nakha*, *aṅguli* (also used to indicate 10), *Kṛti*, ‘Rāvaṇa’s arms’ (*Rāvaṇa-bhuja*, etc.), etc. 21 = *Prakṛti*, *svarga*, *Utkṛti* (generally used in the sense of 26). 22 = *Akṛti*, *jāti*, *Kṛtin*. 23 = *Vikṛti*. 24 = *Gāyatrī*, *Jina*, *Arhat*, *Siddha*, etc. 25 = *tattva* (rarely used to indicate 5). 26 = *Utkṛti* (rarely used to indicate 21). 27 = ‘the stars’ (*nakṣatra*, *uda*, *bha*, etc.). 32 = ‘the teeth’ (*danta*, *rada*, etc.). 33 = ‘the gods’ (*amara*, *deva*, *sura*, *tridaśa*, etc.). 34 = *tāna* (generally used in the sense of 49). 40 = *naraka*. 48 = *Jagatī* (sometimes used to indicate 1 and 12). 49 = *tāna* (cf. its use in the sense of 34), *vāyu*. 100 = *Dhārtarāṣṭra*, *puruṣ-āyus*, *abja-dala*, *Śakra-yajña*, etc. 1000 = ‘the mouths of the Ganges’ (*Jāhnavī-vaktra*, etc.) ‘Śeṣa’s heads’ (*Śeṣa-śīrṣa*, etc.), ‘the Sun’s rays’ (*Ravi-bāṇa*, etc.), ‘Arjuna’s arms’ (*Arjuna-kara*, etc.), ‘Indra’s eyes’ (*Indra-dṛṣṭi*, etc.), etc.