The Purana Index v3.c9.110

v3.c9.110

Yajñavarāha—an avatār in Gomati tīrtha,¹ vārāham rūpam; the boar described; the Vedas are the feet, upa, teeth; yajña, breast; citi, mouth; fire, tongue; kuśa grass, hair; Brahmā, head; day and night, eyes; Vedangas and śrutis, jewels; ghee, nose; sruva, face; sāmaghosa, the speech, embodiment of satya and dharma, ūrdhvagātra, nerves; homa, linga; the residence, ocean: Vedi,² the inner body; mantras, the hinder part, soma, blood; Veda, skandha; havi, the smell and pride; havya-kavya, fast running; prāgvamśa prāyaścitta, the terrible chariot; the body, Dakshina heart; upākarmesthi, the pleasant form, pravargya materials, ornaments; different metres footpath, upanisad the seat; Chāyā wife and tall as Manisṛnga.²