Vedic Index of Names and Subjects v2.c6: I. Sanskrit Index

Vedic Index of Names and Subjects v2.c6

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I. Sanskrit Index

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When a word is given without a meaning, it is either clearly a patronymic or of doubtful signification.

1. Amśu, a man, i. 1
2. Amśu, a teacher, i. 1 Amśa, ‘collar-bone,’ ii. 359 Amhasaspati, intercalary month, i. 1; ii. 262 Akra, ‘riding horse,’ i. 3
1. Akṣa, ‘axle,’ i. 3; ii. 201
2. Akṣa, ‘dice,’ i. 2-5; ii. 193
3. Akṣa, ‘nut,’ i. 3 Akṣa, ‘collar-bone,’ ii. 361 Akṣata, a disease, i. 5 Akṣara, ‘semivowel,’ ii. 493 Akṣāvapana, ‘dice case,’ i. 5 Akṣāvāpa, ‘thrower of dice,’ ii. 200 Akṣita, a disease, i. 5 Akṣita, a number, i. 342, 343 Akṣu, ‘net,’ i. 6, 230 Agasti, a sage, i. 6 Agastya, a sage, i. 6, 7 Agāra, ‘house,’ i. 7 Agohya, ii. 413 Agnidagdha, ‘burnt by fire,’ i. 8; ii. 175 Agnibhū Kāśyapa, a teacher, i. 9; ii. 366 Agnisālā, ‘fire hall,’ i. 9, 10 Agnīdh, a priest, i. 112; ii. 31 Agredadhus, ‘husband of a younger sister,’ i. 476 Agredidhiṣu, ‘wooer of a younger sister,’ i. 360, 476 Aghās (plural), a constellation, i. 10, 410 Aghāśva, a serpent, i. 10 Aṅka, a part of a chariot, i. 10 Aṅkuśa, ‘hook,’ i. 61 Aṅga, a people, i. 11; ii. 116

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Aṅga Vairocana, a king, i. 11 Aṅgārāvakṣayaṇa, ‘coal extinguisher,’ i. 11, 102 Aṅgiras, i. 11, 437. See also Aṅgirasa Aṅguli, a measure, ii. 511 Aṅguṣṭha, a measure, i. 11 Acyut, a priest, i. 12 Achāvāka, a priest, i. 113; ii. 41
1. Aja, ‘goat,’ i. 12
2. Aja, a people, i. 12; ii. 110, 182 Ajakāva, ‘scorpion,’ i. 12 Ajagara, ‘boa constrictor,’ i. 12, 13, 511 Ajamiḍha, a priest, i. 13 Ajaśṛṅgī, ‘goat’s horn,’ i. 13 Ajātaśatru, a king, i. 13, 117, 206, 373; ii 87 Ajina, ‘goatskin,’ i. 14; ii. 343 Ajira, a snake priest, i. 14 Ajīgarta Sauyavasi, a priest, i. 14; ii. 481 Ajñātayakṣma, ‘unknown sickness,’ i. 13, 14; ii. 183 Ajyeyatā, ‘inviolability,’ i. 14; ii. 82 Aṇicin Mauna, a priest, i. 14; ii. 181 Aṇu, ‘millet,’ i. 14, 39 Aṇḍaja, ‘egg-born,’ ii. 69 Atithi, ‘guest,’ i. 14, 15; ii. 145 Atithigva, a king, i. 15, 161, 316, 543; ii. 145 Atidhanvan Saunaka, a teacher, i. 15, 85; ii. 396 Aṭiṣkadvari, ‘prostitute,’ i. 396, 481 Aṭitvarī, ‘prostitute,’ i. 396, 481 Aṭṇāda, ‘calf,’ i. 16
1. Atka, ‘garment,’ i. 16; ii. 292, 478
2. Atka, ‘coat of mail’ (?), i. 16

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Atya, ‘runner,’ i. 42 Atyamhas Āruṇi, a teacher, i. 16, 380 Atyarāti Jānamtapi, a warrior, i. 16; ii. 444 Atri, a priest, i. 17; ii. 378, 425, 466. See also Ātreya Atharī, ‘lance point,’ i. 17 Atharvan, a priest, i. 17, 18 Atharvāṅgirasaḥ, ‘Atharvaveda,’ i. 18 Atharvāṇaḥ, ‘Atharvaveda,’ i. 18 Adṛṣṭa, ‘vermin,’ i. 19 Admasad, ‘fly,’ i. 19 Adri, ‘sling stone’ (?), i. 19 Adhikalpin, ‘dicer,’ i. 3 Adhidevana, ‘dicing place,’ i. 19, 375 Adhirāja, ‘overlord,’ i. 19, 120 Adhīvāsa, ‘upper garment,’ i. 20 Adhiṣavaṇa, ‘pressing board,’ i. 20; ii. 476 Adhyakṣa, ‘assessor,’ i. 392 Adhyāṇḍa, a plant, i. 20 Adhrigu, a man, i. 21 Adhvaryu, a priest, i. 112; ii. 31 Adhvaryus, five, i. 21 Anagnidagdha, ‘not cremated,’ i. 8; ii. 175 Anagbhās (plur.), a constellation, i. 416 Anaḍvāh, ‘draught ox,’ i. 21; ii. 203 Ananta, a number, i. 343 Anas, ‘wagon,’ i. 21, 22; ii. 201 Anās, ‘noseless,’ i. 22, 347, 348 Anitabhā, a river, i. 22; ii. 209, 434 Anīka, ‘point’ (of an arrow), i. 81, 324 Anu, a people, i. 22, 170, 315, 385, 467, 514; ii. 11 Anukṣattṛ, ‘attendant,’ i. 22 Anucara, ‘attendant,’ i. 23 Anuchāda, ‘warp,’ i. 298 Anurādhā or Anurādhās (plur.), a constellation, i. 413, 417 Anuvaktṛ Satya Sātyakīrta, a teacher, i. 23 Anuvatsara, ‘year,’ ii. 412 Anuvyākhyāna, ‘explanatory text,’ i. 23 Anuśāsana, a form of literature, i. 23 Anuśikha, a snake priest, i. 23; ii. 377 Anūka, ‘vertebral column,’ ii. 359 Anta, the number 100,000,000,000, i. 342 Antasthā, ‘semivowel,’ ii. 493 Antevāsin, ‘pupil,’ i. 23 Antya, a number, i. 343

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Andhra, a people, i. 23, 24; ii. 8, 354 Anyataḥplakṣā, a lake, i. 24; ii. 364 Anyatodant, a class of animals, i. 98, 510 Anyavāpa, ‘cuckoo,’ i. 24 Anyedyuḥ, quotidianus, i. 294 Anvākhyāna, ‘supplementary narrative,’ i. 23, 24 Apagara, a priest, ii. 89 Apacit, a disease, i. 24 Apabharaṇīs (plur.), a constellation, i. 413, 419 Aparuddha, ‘banished,’ ii. 211 Apaśraya, ‘support’ (?), i. 25, 95 Apaskadvari, ‘procuress of abortion,’ i. 396, 481 Apaskambha, a part of the arrow, i. 25 Apācyas, ‘westerners,’ i. 25 Apāna, ‘inspiration,’ i. 25, 86; ii. 47, 48 Apāmārga, a plant (Achyranthes aspera), i. 25, 26, 538 Apālamba, ‘brake,’ i. 26 Apāṣṭha, ‘arrow-barb,’ i. 26 Abhivānyavatsā, ‘cow with a calf to which she has to be won over,’ i. 452 Apiśarvara, ‘late midday,’ i. 49 Apī, a man (?), i. 26 Apūpa, ‘cake,’ i. 26 Apnavāna, a sage, i. 26 Apnasvatī, ‘fertile’ (of fields), i. 99 Apratiratha, a mythical sage, i. 27 Apvā, dysentery, i. 27 Apsas, a part of the chariot, i. 27 Abhayada (?), a man, ii. 94 Abhikrośaka, ‘herald,’ i. 27 Abhigara, a priest, ii. 89 Abhijit, a constellation, i. 410, 411, 413, 418 Abhicāra, ‘witchcraft,’ i. 18 Abhipitva, ‘evening,’ i. 49 Abhipratārin Kākṣaseni, a prince, i. 27, 146, 373; ii. 396 Abhipraśnin, ‘defendant’ (?), i. 28, 393; ii. 42 Abhibhū, a throw in dicing, i. 3 Abhivānyavatsā, Abhivānyā, ‘cow with a calf to which she has to be won over,’ i. 452 Abhiśrī, ‘admixture,’ i. 28; ii. 478 Abhiṣavaṇī, (water) ‘used in pressing,’ i. 28 Abhiṣeka, ‘royal consecration,’ i. 28

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Abhīśu, ‘reins,’ i. 29 Abhyagni Aitaśāyana, a priest, i. 29 Abhyāvartin Cāyamāna, a king, i. 29, 380, 518, 521 Abhrayantī, a star, i. 414 Abhrātaraḥ, ‘brotherless,’ i. 30, 113, 486; ii. 496 Abhri, ‘spade,’ i. 30 Amatra, ‘Soma vessel,’ i. 30 Amalā, a plant (Emblica officinalis), i. 30 Amājur, ‘growing old at home,’ i. 30 Amāvāsya Śāṇḍilyāyana, a teacher, i. 31 Amāvāsyā, ‘new moon day,’ ii. 156 Amitratapana Suṣmiṇa Śaibya, a prince, i. 17; ii. 387, 394 Amūlā, a plant (Methonica superba), i. 31 Ambarīṣa, a prince, i. 31; ii. 289, 459 Ambā, a star, i. 414 Aya, ‘throw,’ i. 3 Ayava, dark half of the month, ii. 162 Ayas, ‘metal,’ i. 31, 32; ii. 398 Ayasthūṇa, a sacrificer, i. 32; ii. 396 Ayāsya Āṅgirasa, a mythical sage, i. 32, 33, 489 Ayuta ‘ten thousand,’ i. 342; ii. 192 Ayogū, ‘unchaste woman,’ i. 33 Ara, ‘spoke,’ ii. 201 Araṭu, a plant (Colosanthes Indica), i. 33; ii. 201 Araṇi, ‘firestick,’ ii. 355, 511 Araṇya, ‘forest,’ i. 33 Araṇī, ‘fire-stick,’ ii. 355, 511 Aratni, ‘ell,’ i. 34; ii. 339, 512 Aratni, ‘barrier’ (?), i. 54 Arājata, ‘anarchy,’ ii. 215 Arājānaḥ, ‘not princes,’ i. 34 Arāṭaki, a plant, i. 13, 34 Arāḍa Dātreya Śaunaka, a teacher, i. 34; ii. 393 Aritr, ‘rower,’ i. 34 Aritra, ‘oar,’ i. 34, 461 Arimḍama Sanaśruta, a king, i. 35; ii. 422 Arimejaya, a snake priest, i. 35 Aruṇa Āṭa, a snake priest, i. 35 Aruṇa Aupaveśi Gautama, a teacher, i. 35
1. Arundhatī, a plant, i. 35, 531
2. Arundhatī, a star, i. 35 Arka, a tree (Calotropis gigantea), i. 36; ii. 512

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Argala, ‘wooden pin,’ i. 36 Argala Kāhoḍi, a teacher, i. 36 Arcanānas, a priest, i. 36; ii. 400 Arcant, a seer (?), i. 36 Arcā, ‘honour,’ ii. 82 Arjuna, a man (?), i. 251 Arjuni (du.), a constellation, i. 36, 410, 416 Arṇa, a prince, i. 261; ii. 185, 433 Ardha, ‘half,’ i. 343 Arbuda, a snake priest, i. 37 Arbuda, ‘ten millions,’ i. 342 Arya, i. 37 Aryaman, ‘bride-wooer,’ i. 482 Aryamṇaḥ Panthā, ‘milky way,’ i. 37 Aryala, a priest, i. 38 Arvant, ‘swift’ (horse), i. 42 Arśas, ‘hæmorrhoids,’ i. 38, 514 Alaja, a bird, i. 38 Alaji, an eye disease, i. 38 Alamma Pārījānata, a sage, i. 38 Alasālā, a grain-creeper, i. 38 Alāṇḍu, a worm, i. 38 Alāpu, ‘bottle gourd,’ i. 38 Alābu, ‘bottle gourd’ (Lagenaria vulgaris), i. 38 Alāyya, a man (?), i. 38, 39 Aliklava, a carrion bird, i. 39 Alina, a people, i. 39, 320; ii. 99, 313, 381 Alikayu Vācaspatya, a teacher, i. 39; ii. 29. Algaṇḍu, a worm, i. 38 Alpaśayu, an insect, i. 39 Avakā, a plant (Blyxa octandra), i. 39 Avata, ‘well,’ i. 39, 40, 385 Avatokā, ‘having a miscarriage,’ i. 487 (note 133) Avatsāra Prāsravaṇa, a seer, i. 40; ii. 52 Avadhyatā, ‘freedom from being killed,’ ii. 82 Avasa, ‘drag,’ i. 40 Avasū, ‘having a miscarriage,’ i. 487 (note 133) Avaskava, a worm, i. 40 Avi, ‘sheep,’ i. 40, 41 Avīratā, ‘sonlessness,’ i. 487 Aśani, ‘sling-stone,’ i. 41 Aśmagandhā, a plant (Physalis flexuosa), i. 41

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Aśreṣās or Aśleṣās (plur.), a constellation, i. 413, 416 Aśva, ‘horse,’ i. 42, 43 Aśvagandhā, a plant (Physalis flexuosa), i. 41 Aśvatara, fem. Aśvatarī, ‘mule,’ i. 43
1. Aśvattha, a tree (Ficus religiosa), i. 35, 43, 44, 87, 462, 500
2. Aśvattha, a prince, i. 17, 42; ii. 44 Aśvapa, Aśvapati, ‘groom,’ i. 43 Aśvapati Kaikeya, a prince, i. 35, 44, 206, 391; ii. 69, 87 Aśvapāla, ‘groom,’ i. 43 Aśvamedha, a prince, i. 44, 543; ii. 10 Aśvayujau (du.), a constellation, i. 413, 419 Aśvala, a priest, i. 44, 190 Aśvavāra, Aśvavāla, a reed (Saccharum spontaneum), i. 44, 45 Aśvasādin, ‘horse rider,’ ii. 444 Aśvasūkti, a seer, i. 45 Aśvājani, ‘whip,’ i. 43 Aśvābhidhānī, ‘halter,’ i. 43 Aśvinī or Aśvinyau, a constellation, i. 413, 419 Aṣāḍha Uttara Pārāśarya, a teacher, i. 45, 519; ii. 301 Aṣāḍha Kaiśin a priest, i. 45 Aṣāḍhās (plur.), a constellation, i. 413, 418 Aṣāḍhī Sauśromateya, a man, i. 45, 70; ii. 482 Aṣṭaka, a man, i. 45 Aṣṭakā, ‘eighth day,’ i. 119, 426; ii. 157 Aṣṭakarṇī, ‘having the figure 8 marked on the ears’ (?), i. 45, 46, 344 Aṣṭadaṃṣṭra Vairūpa, a seer of Sāmans, i. 46; ii. 332 Aṣṭāprūd, ii. 174, 505 Aṣṭrā, ‘goad,’ i. 46; ii. 451 Aṣṭhīvant, ‘knee-cap,’ ii. 358 Asamāti Rathaprauṣṭha, a prince, i. 46, 47, 75, 158; ii. 5, 6, 164 Asi, ‘sword,’ i. 47 Asiknī, a river, i. 47; ii. 382
1. Asita, a snake, i. 47
2. Asita, a sage, i. 47, 48; ii. 317; with the patronymic Daivala, i. 380; Dhānva, i. 399

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3. Asita Vārṣagaṇa, a teacher, i. 48; ii. 66, 289 Asitamṛga, a priestly family, i. 48; ii. 89, 107, 262 Asidhārā, ‘sheath,’ i. 47 Asuravidyā, ‘magic,’ i. 48 Asurbinda, i. 48. See also Kusurubindu Aṣṭr, ‘archer,’ i. 48 Ahan, ‘day,’ i. 48-50 Ahalyā Maitreyī, a mythical woman, i. 50 Ahi, ‘snake,’ i. 50, 51 Ahinā Aśvattha, a sage, i. 51, 69

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Ākuli, a priest, i. 47; ii. 456 Āktākṣya, a teacher, i. 51 Ākramaṇa, ‘steps,’ i. 51 Ākhu, ‘mole’ or ‘mouse,’ i. 52 Ākhyāna, ‘tale,’ i. 52, 521 Ākhyāyikā, ‘tale’ (?), i. 52 Āgasti, i. 372 Āgastya, a teacher, i. 52 Āgniveśi Śatri, a prince, i. 53; ii. 352 Āgniveśya, name of several teachers, i. 53 Āgrahāyaṇa, a month, i. 426 Āgnīdhra, a priest, ii. 89 Āghāṭi, a musical instrument, i. 53 Āṅgirasa, a common patronymic, i. 18, 32, 53, 85, 137, 140, 142, 184, 198, 265, 310, 311, 339, 355, 438; ii. 3, 71, 224, 300, 336, 382, 384, 397, 414, 455, 461, 499, 500. Ājakeśin, a family, i. 53 Ājadviṣa, ii. 60 Ājani, ‘goad,’ i. 53 Ajātaśatru, i. 88, 153; ii. 94 Ājaneya Aitaśāyana, pl., a family of priests, i. 29 Āji, ‘race,’ i. 53, 55 Ājiṣṛt, ‘institutor of a race,’ i. 54 Ājigarti, i. 55; ii. 385 Ājya, ‘melted butter,’ i. 250, 437; ii. 20, 491 Āñjana, ‘ointment,’ i. 55; ii. 186 Āñjasa, ii. 62 Āṭa Aruṇa, a snake priest, i. 35 Āṭikī, a woman, i. 55 Āṭnāra, i. 55, 491. See Para. Āḍambara, ‘drum,’ i. 55; ii. 230 Āḍambarāghāta, ‘drummer,’ i. 55

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Aṇi, ‘protruding axle end’ or ‘linch-pin,’ i. 56, 401; ii. 221 Aṇḍaja, ‘egg-born,’ i. 278 Aṇḍika, a plant, i. 56 Ātā (pl.), ‘antæ,’ i. 56 Ati, ‘jay’ (?), i. 56, 57 Ātithigva Indrota, i. 78 Ātreya, a common patronymic, i. 11, 57, 85, 131; ii. 3 Ātreyī, i. 57 Ātreyīputra, a teacher, i. 57, 148, 241 Ātharvaṇa, a common patronymic, i. 18, 57, 137, 339; ii. 106 Ādarśa, mountains, ii. 126 Ādarśa, ‘mirror,’ i. 58 Ādayin, ‘recipient of gifts,’ ii. 82 Ādāra, a plant, i. 58 Ādinavadarśa, ‘dicer,’ i. 3 Ādhāna, ‘bridle,’ ii. 512 Ādhipatya, ‘supreme power,’ ii. 221 Ānandaja Cāndhanāyana, a teacher, i. 58, 260; ii. 100 Ānabhimlāta, a teacher, i. 58; ii. 371, 372 Ānava, ‘Anu prince,’ i. 22 Aṇūka, ‘ornament’ (?), i. 58 Ānūpa Vadhryaśva, a seer, ii. 240 Āṇḍa, ‘fisherman,’ ii. 173 Āpayā, a river, i. 58, 167, 169, 218, 374, 377, 512; ii. 95 Āpāyin, ‘drinker of the offering,’ ii. 82 Ābayu, ‘mustard plant,’ i. 59 Ābhipratārīṇa, i. 59; ii. 320 Ābhūti Tvāṣṭra, a mythical sage, i. 33, 59, 334 Āmalaka, ‘myrobalan fruit,’ i. 59 Āmikṣā, ‘clotted curds,’ i. 59, 338; ii. 104 Āmba, a grain, i. 59 Āmbaṣṭhya, a king, i. 59, 445 Āyatana, ‘sanctuary,’ i. 60 Āyavasa, a king (?), i. 60, 438 Ayasī, ‘made of iron’ (fort), i. 356 Āyu, a prince, i. 15, 60, 363 Āyuta, ‘butter,’ i. 250, 437 Āyudha, ‘weapon,’ i. 60, 61; ii. 417 Āyuṣya, ‘spell for long life,’ i. 367 Ayogava, a king, i. 61, 67; ii. 135 Araṅgara, ‘bee,’ i. 61 Āraṇya, ‘wild’ (of animals), i. 510 Ārā, ‘awl,’ i. 61 Ārāḍhi, i. 61; ii. 480

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Āruṇa, i. 62 Āruṇi, a common patronymic, i. 16, 35, 62, 261, 356, 423; ii. 47, 87 Āruṇeya, i. 62 Ārkṣa, i. 62 Ārkṣākāyaṇa Galūnasa, i. 222 Ārcatka, ii. 357 Ārjika, a people, i. 62, 63; ii. 478 Ārjikīya, a people, i. 62, 63; ii. 478 Ārjikīyā, a river, i. 62, 63; ii. 478 Ārjuneya, i. 63 Ārtanā, ‘waste’ (field), i. 99 Ārtabhāga Jāratkārava, i. 63, 287 Ārtabhāgīputra, a teacher, i. 63 Ārtava, ‘seasons,’ i. 63 Ārtnī, ‘end of bow,’ i. 64, 389 Ārdrā, a constellation, i. 413, 416 Ārya, i. 64-65, 96; ii. 155 Āryāvarta, a country, ii. 125, 126 Ārṣiṣeṇa Devāpi, i. 66, 192, 377, 378; ii. 353 Āla, ‘weed,’ i. 66 Ālambāyanīputra, a teacher, i. 66; ii. 442 Ālambīputra, a teacher, i. 66, 194; ii. 442 Alāktā, ‘poisoned’ (arrow), i. 81 Āligī, a serpent, i. 66 Āllakeya, ii. 506 Avasatha, ‘dwelling,’ i. 66 Āvasāyin, ‘dwelling everywhere,’ ii. 82 Āvika, ‘wool,’ i. 67 Āvikṣita Marutta, a king, i. 67; ii. 135 Āśarīka, a disease, i. 67, 268 Āśir, ‘admixture,’ i. 67 Āśīviṣa, a serpent, i. 67 Āśu, ‘horse,’ i. 67 Āśumga, an animal, i. 68 Āśrama, ‘stage of life,’ i. 68, 69 Āśreṣās or Āśleṣās (plur.), a constellation, i. 413, 416 Āśvaghna, a prince, i. 69 Āśvatarāśvi, i. 69 Āśvattha, i. 51, 69 Āśvamedha, a prince, i. 69 Āśvayuja, a month, i. 420 Āśvalāyana, a teacher, i. 190 Āśvavāla, ‘made of horse-tail grass,’ i. 69 Āśvasūkti, a seer of Sāmans, i. 69 Āśvina, Āśvina, ‘day’s journey,’ i. 70 Āṣāḍha, a month, i. 420

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Āṣāḍhi Sauśromateya, a sacrificer, i. 70 Āṣṭrā, ‘goad,’ i. 70 Āṣṭrī, ‘fireplace,’ i. 70 Asaṅga Plāyogi, a king, i. 70, 71; ii. 56 Āsandī, ‘seat,’ i. 71, 72; ii. 214 Āsandīvant, a city, i. 72; ii. 214 Āsamātya, ii. 94 Āsāda, ‘seat,’ i. 71, 72 Asurāyaṇa, a teacher, i. 72; ii. 51, 101, 191 Āsuri, a teacher, i. 72, 73, 127 Āsurivāsin, a teacher, i. 73; ii. 51 Āsecana, ‘vessel,’ i. 73; ii. 195 Āskanda, a throw in dicing, i. 3 Āstaraṇa, ‘cushion,’ i. 71, 73 Āstrabudhna, a man, i. 73 Āsthātṛ, ‘warrior,’ i. 73 Āsrāva, diarrhoea (?), i. 74 Āhanasyā (plur.), a part of the Atharvaveda, i. 74 Āhāva, ‘bucket,’ i. 40, 74 Āhṛta Haitanāmana, a man, ii. 508 Āhneya Śauca, a teacher, i. 74, 395

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Ikṣu, ‘sugar-cane,’ i. 46, 74 Ikṣvāku, a family, i. 75, 391, 542
1. Iṭa, ‘reed work,’ i. 75
2. Iṭa, a seer, i. 75 Iṭant Kāvya, a sage, i. 76 Itihāsa, ‘narrative,’ i. 24, 76-78, 540; ii. 512 Idāni, period of time, i. 50 Iḍāvatsara, ‘year,’ ii. 412 Iduvatsara, ‘year,’ ii. 412 Idvatsara, ‘year,’ ii. 412 Indragopa, ‘cochineal insect,’ i. 78 Indradyumna Bhāllaveya Vaiyāghrapadya, a teacher, i. 78; ii. 103, 330 Indrabhū Kāśyapa, a teacher, i. 78 Indrasenā, a woman (?), ii. 167 Invakā or Invagā, a constellation, i. 415, 416
1. Indrota Ātithigva, a prince, i. 15, 78
2. Indrota Daivāpa Śaunaka, a priest, i. 78, 79, 373, 381
1. Ibha, ‘retainer,’ i. 79
2. Ibha, a man, i. 79 Ibhya, ‘retainer’ (?), i. 80 Iriṇa, ‘dicing place,’ i. 5, 80 Iriṇa, ‘cleft in the ground,’ i. 80 Ilībiśa, a Dāsa, i. 358

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Iṣ or Iṣa, a month, ii. 161 Iṣa Śyāvāśvi, a teacher, i. 81, 242 Iṣīkā, ‘stalk of reed grass,’ i. 81 Iṣu, ‘arrow,’ i. 81 Iṣu Trikāṇḍā, ‘Orion’s girdle,’ i. 82, 415 Iṣukṛt, ‘quiver’ (?), i. 82 Iṣudhanva, ‘bow and arrow,’ i. 389 Iṣudhi, ‘quiver,’ i. 82

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Īṣā, ‘pole,’ i. 82, 202

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Ukṣan, ‘ox,’ i. 83, 231 Ukṣaṇāyana, a prince, i. 83; ii. 498 Ukṣṇo randhra Kāvya, a seer, i. 83; ii. 207 Ukhā, ‘cooking pot,’ i. 83 Ugra, ‘police-officer’ (?), i. 83; ii. 34 Ugradeva Rājani, a man, i. 83; ii. 197, 216 Ugrasena, a prince, i. 84, 520 Uccaiḥśravas Kaupayeya, a king, i. 84, 187 Ucchīrṣaka, ‘cushion,’ i. 84 Uchlaka, ‘metatarsus,’ ii. 358 Uttara Āṣāḍha Pārāśarya, a teacher, i. 45, 519; ii. 301 Uttara Kuru, a people, i. 16, 84, 168; ii. 123, 304, 503 Uttara Madra, a people, i. 84; ii. 123, 304, 503 Uttarāyaṇa, ‘northern journey,’ i. 529; ii. 467 Uttāna Āṅgirasa, a teacher, i. 85 Udaṅka Śaulbāyana, a teacher, i. 85; ii. 396 Udañc, ‘northern,’ i. 23 Udañcana, ‘bucket,’ i. 85 Udamaya Ātreya, a Purohita, i. 11, 85; ii. 53 Udara, ‘abdominal portion of spine,’ ii. 361 Udara Śāṇḍilya, a teacher, i. 85 Udala Vaiśvāmitra, a seer, i. 85 Uḍāja, ‘booty,’ i. 86; ii. 212, 418 Uḍāna, ‘breath,’ i. 86; ii. 47 Udāntya, ‘outcast,’ i. 23 Udīcya, ‘northerner,’ i. 86, 87 Udumbara, a tree (Ficus glomerata), i. 71, 87 Udaudana, ‘water-mess,’ i. 124 Udgātṛ, a priest, i. 113

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Uddālaka Āruṇi, a teacher, i. 35, 86-89; ii. 40, 54, 87, 94, 189, 458 Uddālakāyana, a teacher, i. 89, 227 Uddhi, ‘seat,’ i. 89 Udbhijja, ‘shoot-born,’ i. 278; ii. 69 Udra, ‘otter,’ i. 89 Udvatsara, ‘year,’ ii. 412 Unnetṛ, a priest, i. 113; ii. 89 Upaketu, a man, i. 89 Upakosala Kāmalāyana, a teacher, i. 89, 149 Upakvasa, an insect, i. 90 Upagu Sauśravasa, a Purohita, i. 90, 162; ii. 6, 460, 482 Upacit, a disease, i. 90 Upajihvikā, Upajikā, Upadikā, ‘ant,’ i. 90 Upadhāna, ‘cushion,’ i. 71, 90 Upanayana, ‘initiation,’ ii. 75 Upaniṣad, i. 91, 192 Upapati, ‘gallant,’ i. 92 Upabarhaṇa, ‘pillow,’ i. 71, 92 Upamanthānī, ‘churning stick,’ i. 92 Upamanyu, a man (?), i. 92 Upamaśravas, a king, i. 84, 93, 327; ii. 6, 165 Upamit, ‘pillar,’ i. 93, 230; ii. 31 Upara, ‘stone,’ i. 93, 94 Upalaprakṣiṇī, ‘female miller,’ i. 94; ii. 91 Upalā, ‘millstone,’ i. 94, 374 Upavaktr, a priest, i. 112; ii. 41 Upavāka, a grain (Wrightia antidysenterica), i. 94, 95, 138 Upavāsana, ‘coverlet,’ i. 71 Upaveśi, a teacher, i. 95 Upaśraya, ‘support,’ i. 71, 95 Upaśrī, ‘support,’ i. 95 Upaśvasa, ‘bellows,’ i. 384 Upastaraṇa, ‘coverlet,’ i. 73, 95 Upasti, ‘dependent,’ i. 96; ii. 515 Upastuta, a sage, i. 97; ii. 324, 378 Upahvara, ‘body of a chariot,’ i. 97 Upādhyāyapūrvaya, ‘fringed,’ ii. 517 Upānasa, ‘body of a wagon,’ i. 97 Upānah, ‘sandal,’ i. 97; ii. 344 Upāvi Jānaśruteya, a teacher, i. 97, 283 Upoditi Gaupāleya, a seer, i. 97, 241 UbHayam-antareṇa, Krama Pāṭha, ii. 494 Ubhayādant, a class of animals, i. 97, 98, 510; ii. 21

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Ubhayadyuḥ, a species of fever, i. 294 Uman (?), ‘strap,’ i. 334 Uras, ‘breast bone,’ ii. 359 Urā, ‘sheep,’ i. 98 Urukakṣa, a man, i. 99 Urukṣaya, a family of priests, i. 99 Uruṇjirā, a river, i. 99; ii. 301 Urvarā, ‘field,’ i. 99 Urvaśī, a nymph, ii. 3 Urvāru, Urvāruka, ‘cucumber,’ i. 101; ii. 289 Ula, ‘jackal,’ i. 101; ii. 289 Ula Vārṣṇivṛddha, a teacher, i. 101 Ulapa, a grass, i. 101 Ulukya Jānaśruteya, a teacher, i. 101, 283 Ulūka, ‘owl,’ i. 102 Ulūkhala, ‘mortar,’ i. 102 Ulka, ‘meteor,’ i. 102 Ulkuṣī, ‘meteor,’ i. 102 Ulmuka, ‘firebrand,’ i. 102 Ulmukavakṣayaṇa, ‘tongs’ (?), i. 102 Uśanas Kāvya, a mythical sage, i. 103, 153, 438 Uśanā, a plant, i. 103 Uśij, a slave woman, i. 132, 366, 444 Uśīnara, a people, i. 103, 444; ii. 126, 273, 380 Uṣa, ‘salt ground,’ i. 104, 107 Uṣas, ‘dawn,’ i. 381 Uṣasta or Uṣasti Cākrāyaṇa, a teacher, i. 104 Uṣasti, a man, i. 55 Uṣṭi, Uṣṭra, ‘camel,’ i. 104 Uṣṇihā, ‘cervical vertebræ, ii. 359 Uṣṇīṣa, ‘turban,’ i. 104; ii. 343 Uṣyala, a part of a couch, i. 104 Usra, Usrika, Usriya, ‘bull,’ Usrā, Usriyā, ‘cow,’ i. 105

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Ūrj or Ūrja, a month, ii. 161 Ūrjayant Aupamanyava, a teacher, i. 105; ii. 460 Ūrjayantī, a place (?), i. 105, 446 Ūrjavya, a man (?), i. 105 Ūrṇanābhi, Ūrṇavābhi, ‘spider,’ i. 105 Ūrṇā, wool, i. 106 Ūrṇāvatī, ‘sheep,’ i. 41, 106 Ūrṇāvatī, a river (?), i. 106 Ūrṇāvant, ‘spider,’ i. 105 Ūrdara, ‘garner,’ i. 106, 107

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Ūla, ‘jackal,’ i. 107 Ūṣa, ‘salt ground,’ i. 107 Ūṣman, ‘sibilant,’ ii. 493

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1. Ṛkṣa, ‘bear,’ i. 107
2. Ṛkṣa, a man, i. 107, 543 Ṛkṣākā, i. 107 Ṛkṣīka, a demon (?), i. 100 Ṛgveda, i. 108 Ṛjipya, ‘flying upwards,’ ii. 401 Ṛjiśvan, a man, i. 108, 532; ii. 329 Ṛjiṣa, ‘residue,’ ii. 478 Ṛjūnas, a sacrificer, i. 108 Ṛjrāśva, a prince, i. 31, 41, 108, 109, 526; ii. 105, 289 Ṛṇa, ‘debt,’ i. 109, 110 Ṛṇamcaya, a prince, i. 110; ii. 60, 225 Ṛtu, ‘season,’ i. 110, 111 Ṛtuparṇa, a prince, i. 112; ii. 93, 354, 455 Ṛtvij, ‘priest,’ i. 112-115 Ṛśya, ‘stag,’ i. 115; ii. 173 Ṛśyada, ‘pit for deer,’ i. 115; ii. 173 Ṛśyaśṛṅga. See Ṛṣyaśṛṅga
1. Ṛṣabha, ‘bull,’ i. 115
3. Ṛṣabha, a man, i. 115
2. Ṛṣabha Yājñatura, a king, i. 115; ii. 189, 408 Ṛṣi, ‘seer,’ i. 115-117 Ṛṣis, seven, i. 117, 118 Ṛṣṭi, ‘spear,’ i. 118 Ṛṣiṣeṇa, a prince, i. 118 Ṛṣyaśṛṅga Kāśyapa, a sage, i. 118, 376; ii. 189, 302

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Ekadyū, a poet, i. 118 Ekayāvan Gāmdama or Kāmdama, a man, i. 118, 226; ii. 325 Ekarāj, ‘monarch,’ i. 119 Ekaśapha, ‘whole-hoofed,’ i. 510 Ekāyana, ‘doctrine of unity,’ i. 119 Ekāṣṭakā, a period of the year, i. 119, 426; ii. 157 Ejatka, an insect, i. 119 Eḍaka, a kind of ram, i. 106, 119 Eṇī, ‘antelope,’ i. 120 Eta, ‘deer,’ i. 120 Etarhi, period of time, i. 50
1. Etaśa, a man (?), i. 120
2. Etaśa, a sage, i. 120 Ediḍuṣhpati (?), i. 120, 121, 476 Eraṇḍa, ‘castor-oil plant,’ i. 121

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Evāvada, a poet, i. 121

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Aikādaśākṣa Mānutantavya, a king, i. 121; ii. 153 Aikṣvāka, i. 121; ii. 93, 499, 512 Aila, ii. 3 Aitareya Mahidāsa, a sage, i. 121, 122; ii. 101, 144 Aitaśa, Aitaśāyana, teachers, i. 29, 122; ii. 109, 167 Aitaśapralāpa, i. 122; ii. 39, 167 Aitaśāyana Abhyagni, a priest, i. 29 Aitaśāyanas Ājāneyas, priests, i. 29 Aitihāsikas, ‘tellers of legends,’ i. 77, 122 Aindrota Dṛti Śaunaka, a teacher, i. 34, 373 Aibhāvata, i. 122; ii. 33 Airāvata Dhṛtarāṣṭra, a demon, i. 122, 403 Ailūṣa Kavaṣa, a priest, i. 93, 143 Aiṣāvīra, a priestly family, i. 123; ii. 89 Aiṣumata Trāta, a teacher, i. 123, 328

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Ogaṇa, i. 123 Otu, ‘woof,’ i. 123, 124, 299 Odana, ‘mess,’ i. 124 Opaśa, ‘plait’ (?), i. 124, 125 Oṣadhi, ‘plants,’ i. 125, 126, 502

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Aukṣa, ‘bull’s grease,’ i. 126 Aukṣagandhi, a plant, i. 126 Augrasainya Yuddhāmśrauṣṭi, a king, i. 126; ii. 194 Auccāmanyava, i. 227 Audanya or Audanyava Muṇḍibha, a sage, i. 126; ii. 166 Audamaya, i. 126; and see Udamaya Audavāhi, a teacher, i. 127 Audumbarāyaṇa, a grammarian, i. 127 Auddālaki Kusurubinda, a teacher, i. 48, 127; ii. 54 Audbhāri Khaṇḍika, a teacher, i. 127, 213 Aupacandhani or Aupajandhani, a teacher, i. 72, 127, 332 Aupatasvini, i. 127; ii. 222 Aupamanyava, a common patronymic, i. 84, 105, 127, 149; ii. 45, 46, 100 Aupamanyaviputra, a teacher, i. 127 Aupara Daṇḍa, a man, i. 128 338 Aupaveśi Aruṇa Gautama, a teacher, i. 35, 128

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Aupasvatiputra, a teacher, i. 128, 519 Aupāvi Jānaśruteya, a sacrificer, i. 128, 283 Aupoditi Gaupālāyana, i. 128, 241; Tumiñja, i. 128, 313 Aupoditeya Tumiñja, i. 128, 313 Aurṇavābha, a teacher, i. 128, 129 Aurava Kutsa, a king, i. 90, 162 Aurva, a family, i. 29, 129 Aulāna Śamtanu, a man, i. 129, 378 Auluṇḍya Supratita, a teacher, i. 129, ii. 456 Auśija, i. 130, 131, 132, 367 Auṣṭrākṣi Sāti, a teacher, i. 130; ii. 443

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Kaükthasta, a man, i. 190
1. Kamsa, ‘pot,’ i. 130; ii. 458
2. Kamsa (not Kakṣa) Vāraki or Vārakya, a teacher, i. 131, 277; ii. 54, 512 Kakara, a bird, i. 130 Kaṅkātīkā, ‘facial bone,’ ii. 359 Kakuṭha, an animal (?), i. 130 Kakuha, a part of the chariot, (?), i. 131 Kakkaṭa, ‘crab,’ i. 131 Kakṣa, ‘armpit,’ ii. 362 Kakṣas, a part of the body, ii. 362 Kakṣīvant Auśija, a seer, i. 117, 131, 132, 328, 366, 438, 444, 466; ii. 103, 319, 452 Kakṣyā, ‘girth,’ ii. 202 Kaṅka, a bird, i. 132 Kaṅkata, ‘scorpion,’ i. 133 Kaṅkati Brāhmaṇa, i. 133 Kaṅkatīya, a family, i. 133 Kaṅkaparvan, ‘scorpion,’ i. 133 Kaṅkūṣa, ‘a part of the ear,’ ii. 362 Kaṭa, ‘mat,’ i. 133 Kaṇṭakakāra, Kaṇṭakīkāra, ‘worker in thorns,’ i. 133 Kaṇva, a priest and his descendants, i. 17, 134, 447; ii. 178, 238, 378, 477 Kathā, ‘philosophic discussion,’ i. 134 Kadrū, a Soma vessel, i. 134 Kanaknaka, a poison, i. 135 Kanakhala, ii. 125 Kaṇā, Kaṇyā, ‘young woman,’ i. 135 Kanikrada, a snake, i. 139 Kaṇinakā, Kaṇinikā, ‘pupil of the eye,’ i. 135 Kapaṇā, ‘worm,’ i. 135 Kaparda, ‘braid,’ i. 135

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Kapardin, ‘wearing braids,’ i. 135
1. Kapi, ‘monkey,’ i. 136
2. Kapi, a man (?), i. 136 Kapiñjala, ‘francoline partridge,’ i. 136 Kapila, a sage, i. 136, 474 Kapivana Bhauvāyana, a teacher, i. 137; ii. 113 Kapota, ‘pigeon,’ i. 137 Kaphoḍa, ‘shoulder blade,’ ii. 359 Kabandha Ātharvaṇa, a mythical sage, i. 137 Kamadyū, a woman, i. 137, 483; ii. 304 Kambala, ‘blanket,’ i. 137 Kamboja, a people, i. 84, 85, 138; ii. 512 Kayovadhi, i. 112; ii. 93 Karañja, a prince or a demon, i. 15, 138 Karambha, ‘gruel,’ i. 95, 138 Karikrata, a snake, i. 139 Karira, a shrub (Capparis aphylla), i. 139 Kariṣa, ‘dry cow dung,’ i. 139, 182; ii. 348 Karūkara, ‘vertebral column,’ ii. 360
1. Karkandhu, ‘jujube,’ i. 139
2. Karkandhu, a man, i. 139 Karkari, ‘lute,’ i. 139 Karkarikarṇi, ‘with sickle-marked ears,’ i. 46, 139 Karkī, ‘white cow,’ i. 140 Karṇa, ‘point,’ i. 433, 444 Karṇaśobhana, ‘ear-rings,’ i. 140; ii. 504 Karṇaśravas Āṅgirasa, a seer, i. 140 Karmāra, ‘smith,’ i. 140, 141, 246; ii. 265, 266 Karvara, a fish, i. 141 Karṣū, ‘furrow,’ i. 141 Kalaviṅka, ‘sparrow,’ i. 141 Kalaśa, ‘pot,’ i. 141; ii. 476, 512 Kalā, ‘one-sixteenth,’ i. 142, 343; a period of time, i. 50
1. Kali, an age, or a ‘throw at dice,’ i. 3; ii. 193
2. Kali, a man, i. 142; ii. 175 Kalpa, a Sūtra, i. 142 Kalpin, a dicer, i. 3 Kalmāṣagrīva, a serpent, i. 142 Kalyāṇa Āṅgirasa, a seer, i. 142 Kavaca, ‘breastplate,’ i. 143 Kavaṣa Ailūṣa, a priest, i. 93, 143, 144, 357; ii. 85 Kavi Uśanas, a sage, i. 103, 132 Kaśa, an animal, i. 144

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Kaśā, ‘whip,’ ii. 202 Kaśīkā, ‘weasel,’ i. 144 Kaśipu, ‘mat,’ i. 144 Kaśu, a king, i. 144, 263 Kaśojū, i. 144
1. Kaśyapa, ‘tortoise,’ i. 144
2. Kaśyapa, a sage and his descendants, i. 48, 145; ii. 6, 107, 262, 309 Kaśyapa Naidhruvi, a teacher, i. 145, 460; ii. 381 Kaṣkaṣa, a worm, i. 145 Kasarṇīra Kādraveya, a mythical sage, i. 145 Kasarṇila, a serpent, i. 145 Kastambhī, ‘pole-prop,’ i. 145; ii. 28 Kahoḍa Kauṣītaki or Kauṣītakeya, i. 145 Kākambīra, a tree, i. 146 Kākṣaseni Abhipratārin, a prince, i. 27, 146, 373; ii. 396 Kākṣīvatas, priests, i. 17, 462 Kāṭhaka, i. 146 Kāṇṭheviddhi, a teacher, i. 146 Kāṇḍa, ‘stem,’ i. 125 Kāṇḍavīṇā, a musical instrument, i. 146 Kāṇḍviya, a priest and his descendants, i. 146, 432; ii. 446 Kāṇva, i. 146, 377 Kāṇvāyana, i. 147 Kāṇvīputra, a teacher, i. 147; ii. 330 Kāṇvyāyana, i. 147 Kātyāyani Dakṣa Ātreya, a teacher, i. 131, 335 Kātyāyani, a woman, i. 147; ii. 189 Kātyāyaniputra, a teacher, i. 147, 519 Kādraveya Arbuda, i. 37 Kādraveya Kasarṇīra, a mythical sage, i. 145 Kānandha, a man, i. 147 Kānīta Pṛthuśravas, a man, i. 147; ii. 17 Kānīna, ‘maiden’s son,’ i. 147 Kāmdama, a man, i. 118, 226 Kāṇḍavīṣa, a poison, i. 148 Kāpatava Sunītha, a teacher, i. 148; ii. 455 Kāpileya, a priestly family, i. 148; ii. 66 Kāpīputra, a teacher, i. 147 Kāpeya, a priestly family, i. 148, 262 Kāpya, i. 88, 148, 473; ii. 123, 422

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Kābandhi Vicārin, a mythical teacher, i. 137, 148; ii. 294 Kāmapri Marutta, a man, i. 148; ii. 135 Kāmalāyana Upakosala, a teacher, i. 89, 149 Kāmpīla, a town, i. 149, 469; ii. 457 Kāmboja Aupamanyava, a teacher, i. 84, 127, 138, 149; ii. 123 Kāra, ‘prize of a race,’ i. 54 Kārapacava, a place, i. 149 Kāraskara, a people, i. 149 Kāri, ‘praiser,’ i. 150 Kāriradi, priests, i. 150; ii. 444 Kāru, ‘poet,’ i. 150, 151 Kārotara, ‘filter,’ i. 151 Kāroti, a place, i. 151 Kārttika, a month, i. 420 Kārśakeyiputra, a teacher, i. 151; ii. 328 Kārṣṇāyasa, ‘iron,’ i. 151; ii. 234, 235 Kārṣman, ‘goal,’ i. 151 Kārṣmarya, a tree (Gmelina arborea), i. 151 Kāla, ‘time,’ i. 152 Kālakavana, ‘Black Forest,’ ii. 125 Kālakā, a bird, i. 152 Kālakāñja, i. 152 Kāvaṣeya, i. 72, 153 Kāvya, i. 76, 83, 103, 117, 153 Kāśa, a grass (Saccharum spontaneum), i. 153 Kāśi, a people, i. 153-155, 403, 449; ii. 6, 46, 116, 298, 409 Kāśya, i. 153, 154 Kāśyapa, a common patronymic, i. 9, 78, 118, 155, 375; ii. 164, 302, 455 Kāśyapibālākyāmāṭharīputra, a teacher, i. 155; ii. 67, 396 Kāśyāyaṇa, a teacher, i. 155; ii. 480 Kāṣṭhā, a period of time, i. 50 Kāṣṭhā, ‘racecourse,’ i. 54, 155 Kās, Kāsa, Kāsīkā, ‘cough,’ i. 156, 296 Kāhoḍi, i. 36, 156 Kiṃśuka, a tree (Butea frondosa), i. 156 Kikidīvi, ‘blue jay,’ i. 156 Kitava, ‘gambler,’ i. 3, 156, 157 Kimpuruṣa, ‘ape,’ i. 157 Kiyāmbu, a water plant, i. 157, 513
1. Kirāta, a people, i. 157, 358
2. Kirāta, a priest, i. 47, 158

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Kilāta, i. 158 Kilāsa, ‘leprosy,’ i. 158 Kikaṭa, a people, i. 159, 358; ii. 38, 117 Kikasā, ‘vertebra,’ ii. 359 Kiṭa, a worm, i. 159 Kināśa, ‘ploughman,’ i. 159 Kiri, ‘poet,’ i. 159 Kirśā, an animal, i. 159 Kilāla, ‘sweet drink,’ i. 160 Kiśmila, a disease, i. 160 Kista, ‘poet,’ i. 160 Kukkuṭa, ‘cock,’ i. 160 Kuṭaru, ‘cock,’ i. 160 Kuṇḍapāyin, a teacher, i. 160 Kuṇḍapāyya, a man, i. 161 Kuṇḍṛṇāci, an animal, i. 161 Kutsa, a priest, i. 15, 132, 161, 162, 363, 391; ii. 232, 410 Kutsa Aurava, a king, i. 90, 162; ii. 6 Kunṭāpa, ‘transverse process of the vertebra,’ ii. 360 Kunti, a people, i. 162; ii. 398 Kubera Vārakya, a teacher, i. 162 Kubhā, a river, i. 162, 219; ii. 424, 434, 436, 460 Kubhra, an animal, i. 162 Kumārahārita, a teacher, i. 172; ii. 513 Kumārīputra, ‘son of a maiden,’ i. 396 Kumuda, ‘water-lily,’ i. 163 Kumba, an ornament, i. 163 Kumbyā or Kumvyā, a form of speech, i. 163 Kumbha, ‘pot,’ i. 163 Kumbhinasa, a serpent, i. 163 Kuyavāc, ‘barbarian,’ i. 164 Kurīra, an ornament, i. 164 Kurīrin, an animal, i. 164 Kuru, a people, i. 84, 165-169, 317, 322, 380; ii. 6, 12, 33, 58, 63, 93, 96, 123, 125, 126, 225, 320, 327, 353, 469 Kuru-Pañcāla, a people, i. 103, 154, 155, 165-169, 403; ii. 211, 409, 440 Kurukṣetra, a country, i. 24, 58, 166, 169, 170, 498, 512; ii. 125, 225, 330, 364, 436 Kuruṅga, a king, i. 170 Kuruśravaṇa, a prince, i. 93, 167, 327, 371, 514; ii. 6, 8, 12, 165 Kurūru, a worm, i. 170 Kurkura, ‘dog,’ i. 171

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Kula, ‘family,’ i. 171 Kulapā, ‘head of the house,’ i. 171; ii. 341 Kulāla, ‘potter,’ i. 171 Kulīśa, ‘axe,’ i. 171 Kulikaya, a fish, i. 172, 541 Kulīkā, a bird, i. 172, 193; ii. 9 Kulīpaya, a fish, i. 172, 541 Kuluṅga, ‘gazelle,’ i. 172 Kulmala, ‘arrow neck,’ i. 81, 172, 324 Kulmalabarhis, a seer, i. 172; ii. 513 Kulmāṣa, ‘beans,’ i. 172, 173 Kulyā, ‘watercourse,’ i. 173 Kuvaya, a bird, i. 173 Kuvala, ‘jujube fruit,’ i. 173 Kuśa, ‘grass,’ i. 173; ii. 291 Kuśara, ‘grass,’ i. 173 Kuśika, a sage, i. 173; ii. 224, 310, 311 Kuśikas, a family, i. 173, 174 Kuśri Vājaśravasa, a teacher, i. 95, 174; ii. 371, 460 Kuṣaṇḍa, a snake priest, i. 174
1. Kuṣitaka, ‘sea crow,’ i. 174
2. Kuṣitaka Sāmaśravasa, a sacrificer, i. 174; ii. 232, 445 Kuṣumbhaka, an animal, i. 175; ii. 513
1. Kuṣṭha, a plant, i. 175, 293, 295
2. Kuṣṭha, a fraction (1/12), i. 175 Kusida, ‘loan,’ i. 176 Kusīdin, ‘usurer,’ i. 176 Kusurubinda or Kusurubindu Auddālaki, a teacher, i. 176, 481; ii. 54 Kuhū, ‘new moon day,’ ii. 157 Kūcakra, ‘wheel’ (?), i. 176 Kūṭa, ‘hammer,’ i. 176, 177; ii. 237 Kūdi, ‘twig,’ i. 177 Kūpa, ‘pit,’ i. 177 Kūbara, ‘cart pole,’ i. 177 Kūrca, ‘grass seat,’ i. 177 Kūrma, ‘tortoise,’ i. 178 Kūśāmba Sāyava Lātavya, a teacher, i. 178, 444; ii. 232, 497 Kṛkalāsa, ‘chameleon,’ i. 178; ii. 356 Kṛkavāku, ‘cock,’ i. 178 Kṛta, a throw in dicing, i. 3 Kṛta, an age, ii. 193 Kṛti, ‘dagger,’ i. 179 Kṛttikās (plur.), a constellation, i. 413, 415, 427, 449; ii. 177 Kṛtvan, a people, i. 179 Kṛtsna Hārita, a teacher, i. 184

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Kṛpa, a man, i. 179; ii. 224 Kṛmi, ‘worm,’ i. 179, 180 Kṛmuka, kind of wood, i. 180 Kṛśa, a man, i. 180; ii. 414 Kṛśana, ‘pearl,’ i. 181; ii. 350 Kṛśānu, a mythical man, i. 181 Kṛṣi, ‘ploughing,’ i. 181-183; ii. 173 Kṛṣṭi, ‘people,’ i. 183
1. Kṛṣṇa, an animal, i. 183, 184
2. Kṛṣṇa, a man, i. 184
3. Kṛṣṇa Devakīputra, a teacher, i. 184, 250, 374
4. Kṛṣṇa Hārīta, a teacher, i. 184 Kṛṣṇadatta Lauhitya, a teacher, i. 185; ii. 164, 235 Kṛṣṇadhṛti Sātyaki, a teacher, i. 185; ii. 399 Kṛṣṇarāta Lauhitya, a teacher, i. 185, 330, 335; ii. 188 Kṛṣṇala, the seed of the *Abrus precatorius*, i. 185; ii. 505, 513 Kṛṣṇā tvac, ‘black skin,’ i. 334 Kṛṣṇājina, ‘skin of the black antelope,’ i. 185 Kṛṣṇāyasa, ‘iron,’ i. 185; ii. 235 Kṛsara, ‘rice mess,’ i. 185 Kekaya, a people, i. 185, 186
1. Ketu, ‘comet,’ i. 186
2. Ketu Vājya, a teacher, i. 186; ii. 49 Kevarta, ‘fisherman,’ i. 186 Keśa, ‘hair,’ i. 186
1. Keśin, a people, i. 186
2. Keśin Dārbhya or Dālbhya, a king or priest, i. 76, 84, 87, 354, 469; ii. 232, 378
3. Keśin Sātyakāmi, a teacher, i. 187 Kesaraprābandhā, a woman, i. 188 Kaikeya Aśvapati, a king, i. 188 Kairāta, a snake, i. 188 Kairātikā, ‘maiden of the Kirātas,’ i. 188 Kairiśi Sutvan, i. 188; ii. 452 Kaivarta, ‘fisherman,’ i. 186; ii. 173 Kaiśin Aṣāḍha, a priest, i. 45 Kaiśinī, ‘(people) of Keśin,’ i. 188 Kaiśorya Kāpya, a teacher, i. 188; ii. 371
1. Koka, ‘cuckoo,’ i. 189
2. Koka, a king, i. 189; ii. 397 Kokila, ‘cuckoo,’ i. 189 Koṇeya, ii. 197

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Kola, ‘jujube fruit,’ i. 189
1. Kośa, ‘bucket,’ i. 189
2. Kośa, ‘body of the chariot,’ i. 189
3. Kośa, ‘sheath,’ i. 190 Koṣa, a priestly family, i. 190 Kosala, a people, i. 154, 168, 190; ii. 6, 46, 117, 125, 126, 298, 409, 421 Kaukūsta, a man, i. 190 Kauṇeya, ii. 197 Kauṇṭharavya, a teacher, i. 191 Kauṇḍinī, a woman, i. 191 Kauṇḍinya, a man, i. 191, 194 Kauṇḍinyāyana, a teacher, i. 191; ii. 25, 227 Kautasta (du.), snake priests, i. 191 Kautsa, a priestly family, i. 191; ii. 494 Kautsīputra, a teacher, i. 155 Kaupayeya Uccaiḥśravas, i. 84, 192 Kaumbhya, i. 192; ii. 60 Kaurama, a man, i. 192; ii. 225 Kaurayāṇa, i. 192, 514 Kaurava, a man, i. 192; ii. 225 Kauravya, ‘belonging to the Kurus,’ i. 192 Kauravyāyaṇīputra, a teacher, i. 192 Kaurupañcāla, i. 193 Kaulakāvatī, priests, i. 193 Kaulāna (?), i. 129 Kaulāla, ‘potter,’ i. 193 Kaulitara, a man, i. 193 Kaulīka, a bird, i. 193 Kauśāmbī, a town, i. 193, 469 Kauśāmbeya Proti, i. 193, 444; ii. 54 Kauśika, i. 194; ii. 371 Kauśikāyani, i. 194 Kauśikīputra, a teacher, i. 147, 194 Kauśreya, i. 194; ii. 479 Kauśārava Maitreya, i. 194; ii. 181 Kauṣītaki, a teacher and his descendants, i. 88, 194, 195 Kauṣītakins, teachers, i. 195; ii. 232 Kauṣya Suśravas, i. 195 Kausalya, ‘prince of Kosala,’ i. 195 Kausita, a lake, i. 195 Kausumbha, ‘saffron,’ ii. 291 Kausurubindi, i. 87, 195; ii. 54 Kauhada or Kauhala, i. 195; ii. 49 Kratujit Jānaki, a priest, i. 195, 283; ii. 197 Kratuvid Jānaki, a teacher, i. 196, 283 Krandas, ‘shouting host,’ ii. 418

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Kraya, ‘sale,’ i. 196, 197 Kravaṇa, a man, i. 197 Kravya, ‘raw flesh,’ i. 197 Krātujāteya Rāma Vaiyāghrapadya, a teacher, i. 197; ii. 222, 330 Krivi, a people, i. 166, 198, 261, 468; ii. 12, 327 Krīta Vaitahotra, a man, i. 198
1. Kruñc, Kruñca, Krauñca, ‘curlew,’ i. 198, 199; ii. 455
2. Kruñc Āṅgirasa, a mythical seer, i. 199 Krumu, a river, i. 199; ii. 180, 434 Krumuka, ‘wood,’ i. 199 Kraivya Pāñcāla, a king, i. 199, 469; ii. 513 Krośa, a measure of distance, i. 199, 200, 331; ii. 196, 513 Kroṣṭṛ, ‘jackal,’ i. 200
1. Krauñca, ‘curlew,’ i. 198, 199
2. Krauñca, a mountain, i. 200 Krauñcikiputra, a teacher, i. 200; ii. 102, 221 Krauṣṭuki, a grammarian, i. 200 Kloman ‘lungs,’ ii. 361 Kvayi, a bird, i. 200 Kvala, ‘jujube fruit,’ i. 200, 209 Kṣaṇa, ‘a period of time,’ i. 50 Kṣata, a disease (?), i. 5, 201 Kṣattṛ, ‘chamberlain,’ i. 201; ii. 200, 317
1. Kṣatra, ‘rule,’ i. 202
2. Kṣatra, a man, i. 121, 202 Kṣatrapati, ‘king,’ i. 202 Kṣatravidyā, a science, i. 202 Kṣatriya, ‘warrior,’ i. 202-208; ii. 78, 81, 117, 216, 333 Kṣapāvan, ‘king,’ i. 208 Kṣam, Kṣā, ‘earth,’ i. 361 Kṣiti, ‘dwelling,’ i. 208 Kṣipta, ‘bruise,’ i. 208 Kṣipra, a period of time, i. 50 Kṣipraśyena, ‘swift falcon,’ i. 208 Kṣīra, ‘milk,’ i. 208, 209, 372 Kṣīraudana, ‘milk mess,’ i. 124, 209 Kṣudra, ‘small’ (of cattle), i. 510 Kṣudrasūktas, ‘makers of short hymns,’ i. 209 Kṣumpa, ‘bush,’ i. 209 Kṣura, ‘blade,’ i. 209, 210, 399; ii. 107 Kṣetra, ‘field,’ i. 210, 211 Kṣetriya, a disease, i. 211

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Kṣemadhṛtvan Pauṇḍarīka, a sacrificer, i. 212; ii. 25 Kṣaimi, ii. 212, 453 Kṣoṇa, a man (?), ii. 225 Kṣoṇī, ‘wife’ (?), i. 212 Kṣauma, ‘linen garment,’ i. 212 Kṣviṅkā, a bird, i. 212

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Kha, ‘nave hole,’ i. 82, 213; ii. 221 Khaṅga, Khaḍga, ‘rhinoceros,’ i. 213 Khaṇḍika Audbhāri, a teacher, i. 127, 213 Khadira, a tree (*Acacia catechu*), i. 143, 213, 214 Khadyota, ‘fire-fly,’ i. 214 Khanitra, ‘shovel,’ i. 182, 214 Khanitrima, ‘produced by digging,’ i. 214 Khara, ‘ass,’ i. 214 Khargalā, ‘owl,’ i. 215 Khala, ‘threshing floor,’ i. 182 Khalakula, a kind of pulse, i. 398 Khalva, a plant, i. 182, 398 Khāṇḍava, a forest, i. 170, 215 Khādī, ‘anklet,’ i. 216 Khārī, a measure, i. 216 Khārgali Luśākapi, a teacher, i. 216; ii. 232
1. Khila, Khilya, ‘uncultivated land,’ i. 100, 216, 217, 453
2. Khila, ‘supplementary hymn,’ i. 217 Khrgala, ‘crutch,’ i. 217 Khela, a king (?), i. 7, 217

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Gaṅgā, a river, i. 217, 218; ii. 96, 125, 320, 435 Gaja, ‘elephant,’ i. 218 Gaṇa, ‘troop,’ ii. 343 Gaṇaka, ‘astrologer,’ i. 218 Gandharvāyaṇa Bāleya Āgniveśya, a man, i. 218; ii. 67 Gandhāra, a people, i. 218 Gandhārī, a people, i. 11, 41, 219; ii. 116, 169 Gabhasti, ‘pole,’ i. 219
1. Gaya, ‘house,’ i. 219
2. Gaya Plāta, a seer, i. 47, 219, 220; ii. 56
1. Gara, ‘poison,’ i. 220
2. Gara, a seer, i. 220 Garga, a sage and his descendants, i. 220; ii. 50

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Gargara, a musical instrument, i. 220 Gargāḥ Prāvareyāḥ, i. 220, ii. 50 Garta, ‘chariot seat,’ i. 220, 221; ii. 201 Gartāruh, ‘mounting the car-seat,’ i. 221, 489 Gardabha, ‘ass,’ i. 221 Gardabhīmukha, i. 221; ii. 294 Gardabhīvipīta or Gardabhīvibhīta, a teacher, i. 222 Garmut, ‘bean,’ i. 222 Galunta, ‘swelling,’ i. 222 Galūnasa Ārḳṣākāyaṇa, a teacher, i. 222; ii. 376 Gavaya, an ox (Bos gavaeus), i. 222 Gavāśīr, ‘mixed with milk,’ i. 222; ii. 477 Gaviṣṭi, ‘battle,’ i. 223 Gaviṣṭhira Ātreya, a seer, i. 117, 223 Gavidhukā, Gavedhukā, a grass (Coix barbata), i. 223 Gavya, ‘grass land,’ i. 223 Gavyā, ‘battle,’ i. 223 Gavyūti, ‘grass land,’ i. 223, 331 Gāṅgya, ‘being on the Gaṅges,’ i. 99, 224, 444 Gāṅgyāyani Citra, a teacher, i. 224, 261 Gātu, ‘song,’ i. 224 Gāthā, ‘song,’ i. 116, 224, 225, 445; ii. 227 Gāthin, i. 225; ii. 224, 312 Gāthina, i. 225 Gādha, ‘shallow,’ i. 434 Gāmdama, i. 118, 226 Gāndhāra, i. 226 Gārgī Vācaknavī, a female teacher, i. 153, 226; ii. 485 Gārgīputra, a teacher, i. 226, 519 Gārgya, i. 227 Gārgyāyaṇa, a man, i. 227 Gārgyāyaṇi, a man, i. 227 Gālava, a teacher, i. 172, 227 Gāvah, ‘stars,’ i. 234 Giri, ‘hill,’ i. 227 Girikṣit Auccāmanyava, a man, i. 227, 327 Girija Bābhravya, a teacher, i. 228, 376; ii. 66 Giriśarman, a teacher, i. 448 Gīta, ‘song,’ ii. 381 Guggulu, ‘bdellium,’ i. 228; ii. 473

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Guṅgu, a man, i. 228 Gupta Vaipaścita Dārḍhajayanti Lauhitya, a teacher, i. 228, 353; ii. 330 Gulgulu, ‘bdellium,’ i. 228 Gulpha, ‘ankle-bone,’ ii. 358 Gṛtsa, i. 303 Gṛtsamada, a seer, i. 228, 229; ii. 101 Gṛdhra, ‘vulture,’ i. 229 Gṛṣṭi, ‘young cow,’ i. 229 Gṛha, ‘house,’ i. 229, 230 Gṛhapa, Gṛhapati, ‘householder,’ i. 231 Gṛhastha, ‘householder,’ i. 69 Gṛhya, ‘member of the house,’ i. 231 Gairikṣita, i. 231; ii. 189
1. Go, ‘cow,’ i. 231-234 Go, a number, i. 342
2. Go Āṅgirasa, a mythical seer, i. 234 Goghāta, ‘cow killer,’ i. 234 Gotama, a sage, i. 17, 234, 235, 461; ii. 209, 223 Gotamīputra, a teacher, i. 147, 235 Gotra, family, i. 235, 236, 475; ii. 306 Godāna, ‘whiskers,’ i. 236 Godhā, (a) ‘bowstring,’ i. 237; (b) musical instrument, i. 237; (c) an animal, i. 237 Godhūma, ‘wheat,’ i. 237; ‘maize,’ i. 398 Gopati, ‘lord,’ i. 237 Gopavana, a poet, i. 238 Gopā, Gopāla, ‘cowherd,’ i. 238 Gobala Vārṣṇa, a teacher, i. 238; ii. 289 Gomatī, a river, i. 238; ii. 180 Gomāyu, ‘jackal,’ i. 239 Gomṛga, ‘Gayal,’ i. 239 Golattikā, an animal, i. 239 Govikartana, ‘huntsman,’ i. 239; ii. 200 Govyaca, ‘slayer of cows,’ i. 239; ii. 200, 335 Gośarya, a man, i. 239 Gośru Jābāla, a sage, i. 239 Gośruti Vaiyāghrapadya, a teacher, i. 239; ii. 320 Gośādī, a bird, i. 240 Gośūktin, a seer, i. 240 Goṣṭha, ‘grazing ground,’ i. 240; ii. 416 Gautama, i. 35, 88, 240, 241; ii. 222, 371, 396, 420

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Gautamīputra, a teacher, i. 57, 241; ii. 289 Gaupavana, a teacher, i. 241; ii. 25, 47, 158 Gaupāyana, a teacher, i. 47, 158, 241; ii. 5, 6, 456 Gaupālāyana Śucivṛkṣa, a teacher, i. 241; ii. 320, 385 Aupoditi, a teacher, i. 97, 241 Gaupāleya, i. 241 Gaura, an ox (Bos gaurus), i. 241, 242; ii. 173 Gaurivīti Śāktya, a teacher, i. 115, 242; ii. 369 Gauśra, a teacher, i. 14, 242 Gauśrāyaṇi Citra, a teacher, i. 14, 242, 261 Gauśla, a teacher, i. 242 Gauṣukti, a teacher, i. 242, 243 Gnā, ‘woman,’ ii. 485 Gmā, ‘earth,’ i. 361 Grathin (?), i. 471 Graha, ‘planet,’ i. 243, 244; ‘throw,’ i. 5 Grābha, ‘throw’ at dice, i. 5, 244 Grāma, ‘village,’ i. 244-247, 539; ii. 169, 306, 340 Grāmaṇi, ‘village headman,’ i. 96, 204, 247; ii. 14, 210, 214, 220, 266, 317, 334, 341, 427, 462 Grāmin, ii. 513 Grāmya, ‘tame,’ i. 510 Grāmyavādin, ‘village judge,’ i. 248 Grāvastut, a priest, i. 113 Grāha, a disease, i. 248 Grāhi, a disease, i. 248 Grīṣma, ‘summer,’ i. 110 Graivya, ‘tumour on the neck,’ i. 248 Glaha, ‘throw’ at dice, i. 248 Glahana, ‘taking’ of dice, ii. 394 Glāva Maitreya, a mythical sage, i. 248; ii. 180, 181 Glau, ‘boil,’ i. 249

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Gharma, ‘pot,’ i. 249 Ghāsa, ‘fodder,’ i. 249 Ghṛṇivant, an animal, i. 249 Ghṛta, ‘ghee,’ i. 250, 348, 437 Ghṛtakauśika, a teacher, i. 250 Ghṛtaudana, ‘rice cooked with ghee,’ i. 124 Ghora Āṅgirasa, a mythical sage, i. 18, 250, 251

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Ghoṣa, a man, ii. 108 Ghoṣa, ‘sound,’ ii. 443 Ghoṣā, a woman, i. 251; ii. 300

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Caka, a snake priest, i. 251 Cakra, ‘wheel,’ i. 40, 252, 515; ii. 221 Cakravāka, a bird (Anas casarca), i. 252, 253 Cakṣus, ‘evil eye,’ i. 253 Caṇḍātaka, a garment, ii. 513 Caṇḍāla, ‘outcast,’ i. 253, 254, 358 Catuṣpad, ‘quadruped,’ i. 254
1. Candra, Candramas, ‘moon,’ i. 254
2. Candra, ‘gold,’ i. 254 Capya, a sacrificial vessel, i. 255 Camasa, ‘drinking vessel,’ i. 255, 334, 462; ii. 476 Camū, ‘bowl,’ i. 255, 256; ii. 476, 514 Caraka, ‘student,’ i. 256; ii. 87, 189 Caraka Brāhmaṇa, i. 256 Carācara, an animal, i. 256 Caru, ‘kettle,’ i. 256 Carmanya, ‘leather work,’ i. 257 Carman, ‘hide,’ i. 257 Carmamna, ‘tanner,’ i. 257; ii. 266 Carṣaṇi, ‘people,’ i. 257 Caśāla, ‘top piece of post,’ i. 258 Cākra Revottaras Sthapati Pāṭava, a priest, i. 258, 371; ii. 64, 226, 470, 486 Cākrāyaṇa Uṣasta or Uṣasti, i. 104, 258 Cākṣuṣa, i. 258 Cāṇḍāla, ii. 27, and see Caṇḍāla Cāturmāsya, ‘four-monthly,’ i. 259-261 Cāndhanāyana Ānandaja, i. 58, 260 Cāyamāna Abhyāvartin, i. 29, 261 Cāṣa, ‘blue woodpecker,’ i. 261 Cicika, a bird, i. 261 Citra, a prince, i. 261 Citra Gāṅgyāyani or Gārgyāyani, a priest, i. 224, 261 Citra Gauśrāyaṇi, a teacher, i. 14, 242, 261 Citraratha, a prince, i. 261; ii. 185, 433 Citraratha, a king, i. 262 Citrā, a constellation, i. 413, 417 Cilvaṭi, an animal, i. 262 Cīpudru, i. 262 Cupuṇikā, a star, i. 414 Cumuri, a demon (?), i. 262, 339, 358 Cūḍa Bhāgavitti, a teacher, i. 263; ii. 100 Cūrṇa, ‘aromatic powder,’ i, 263

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Cedi, a people, i. 144, 263 Celaka Śāṇḍilyāyana, a teacher, i. 263, 264; ii. 372 Caikitāneya, a teacher, i. 88, 263; ii. 293 Caikitāyana Dālbhya, a teacher, i. 264, 354, 381 Caitra Yajñasena, a teacher, i. 264 Caitra, a month, i. 420, 425, 426; ii. 162 Caitrarathi, i. 262 Caitriyāyaṇa, i. 264; ii. 184 Caidya, i. 144, 263 Cailaki Jīvala, a teacher, i. 264; ii. 372 Cora, ‘thief,’ i. 264 Cyavatāna Mārutaśva, a prince, i. 264; ii. 155 Cyavana, Cyavāna, a seer, i. 264, 265, 395, 464, 482; ii. 101, 105, 175, 365, 452 Chaga, ‘goat,’ i. 265 Chadis, ‘covering,’ i. 21, 265, 266, 464
1. Chandas, ‘hymn,’ i. 266
2. Chandas, ‘roof,’ i. 267 Chandoga, ‘metre-singing,’ i. 267 Chardis, ‘covering’ (?), i. 267 Chāga, ‘goat,’ i. 267 Chidrakarṇī, ‘with bored ears,’ i. 46

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Jagat, ‘animal,’ i. 268 Jaṅgiḍa, a plant, i. 67, 268; ii. 62, 250 Jaṅghā, ‘leg,’ ii. 358 Jaṭū, ‘bat,’ i. 268 Jana, ‘people,’ i. 269-271 Jana Śārkarākṣya, a teacher, i. 271; ii. 374 Janaka, a king, i. 117, 206, 271-273; ii. 69, 78, 212, 217, 221, 262, 296, 298, 329, 409, 433, 480 Janatā, ‘community,’ i. 273 Janapada, ‘realm,’ i. 273
1. Janamejaya, a king, i. 48, 72, 84, 167, 273, 274, 314, 494, 520; ii. 6, 96, 106, 107, 214, 403
2. Janamejaya, a snake priest, i. 274 Janaśruta Kāṇḍviya, a teacher, i. 274; ii. 446, 454 Jani, Janī, ‘wife,’ i. 274, 275 Janitṛ, ‘father,’ Janitrī, ‘mother,’ i. 275 Jantu, ‘subject,’ i. 275 Janman, ‘relation,’ i. 275 Janya, ‘bridesman,’ i. 275 Jabālā, a woman, i. 275; ii. 514 Jabhya, an insect, i. 276

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Jamadagni, a mythical sage, i. 47, 276, 506; ii. 311, 317, 349 Jambha, a disease, i. 268, 276, 277 Jambhaka, a disease demon, i. 277 Jayaka Lauhitya, a teacher, i. 277 Jayanta, name of several persons, i. 277, 335, 519; ii. 188, 398 Jarābodha, a sage (?), i. 277, 278 Jarāyu, serpent’s skin, i. 278
1. Jaritṛ, ‘singer,’ i. 278
2. Jaritṛ, a bird (?), i. 278, 279 Jarūtha, a demon (?), i. 279 Jartila, ‘wild sesamum,’ i. 279 Jarvara, a snake priest, i. 279 Jala Jātūkarṇya, a Purohita, i. 279; ii. 298, 409 Jalāṣa, ‘urine’ (?), i. 280; ii. 105 Jalāṣabheṣaja, ‘whose remedy is Jalāṣa,’ i. 279, 280 Jaṣa, a fish, i. 280, 293, 511 Jahakā, ‘pole cat,’ i. 280 Jahnu, a prince (?), i. 280, 281; ii. 224, 312 Jāta Śākāyanya, a teacher, i. 281; ii. 350, 369 Jātarūpa, ‘gold,’ i. 281, 282 Jāti, ‘birth,’ i. 281 Jātūkarṇya, name of several persons, i. 147, 282, 519; ii. 322, 487 Jātūṣṭhira, a man, i. 282 Jāna Vṛṣa, a Purohita, i. 282, 332, 391; ii. 6, 321, 328 Jānaka. See Jānaki Jānaki Kratuvid or Kratujit, i. 195, 196, 283; ii. 197 Jānaki Ayasthūṇa, a teacher, ii. 420 Jānamtapi Atyarāti, i. 16, 17, 31, 283; ii. 444 Jānapada, i. 273 Jānaśruti Pautrāyaṇa, a man, i. 283 Jānaśruteya, various men, i. 97, 101, 121, 283, 432; ii. 446 Jānu, ‘knee,’ ii. 358 Jābāla, various men, i. 14, 89, 239, 283, 284; ii. 384, 420 Jābālāyana, a teacher, i. 89, 284 Jāmadagniya, a man, i. 284 Jāmātṛ, ‘son-in-law,’ i. 284 Jāmi, ‘sister,’ i. 284, 285 Jāmiśamsa, ‘relations’ quarrels,’ i. 285 Jāmbila, ‘hollow of the knee,’ i. 285

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Jāyantīputra, a teacher, i. 66, 285 Jāyā, ‘wife,’ i. 285, 286, 485 ; ii. 485 Jāyānya, Jāyenya, a disease, i. 55, 286; ii. 183 Jāra, ‘paramour,’ i. 286, 287 Jāratkārava Ārtabhāga, a teacher, i. 63, 287 Jāru, ‘chorion,’ i. 278 Jāla, ‘net,’ i. 287; ii. 173 Jālaka, ‘membrane,’ i. 287 Jālāṣa, ‘urine’ (?), i. 280 Jāṣkamada, an animal, i. 287 Jāspati, ‘head of a family,’ i. 287 Jāhuṣa, a man, i. 287 Jāhnava Viśvāmitra, i. 288 Jitvan Śailina or Śailini, a teacher, i. 288; ii. 394 Jihvāvant Bādhyoga, a teacher, i. 288; ii. 66 Jivagṛbh, ‘police officer’ (?), i. 288 Jivaja, ‘born alive,’ i. 278; ii. 69 Jīvant, a plant, i. 288 Jīvala, i. 175, 288 Jīvala Cailaki, a teacher, i. 264, 289, 297; ii. 372 Jīvalā, i. 175, 288 Juhū, ‘ladle,’ i. 289, 501; ii. 491 Jūrṇi, ‘firebrand,’ i. 289 Jūrṇī, ‘serpent,’ i. 289 Jeṭṛ, ii. 471 Jaitrāyaṇa Sahojit, a prince (?), i. 289 Jaimini, a teacher, i. 290; ii. 27 Jaivantāyana, a teacher, i. 290 Jaivala or Jaivali Pravāhaṇa, a prince, i. 206, 290, 469; ii. 40, 41, 87, 217, 372, 409 Jñāti, ‘relation,’ i. 291 Jñātṛ, ‘witness’ (?), i. 290, 291 Jyā, ‘bowstring,’ i. 291, 389 Jyākāra, ‘maker of bowstrings,’ i. 291 Jyākā, ‘bowstring,’ i. 292 Jyāpāśa, ‘bowstring,’ i. 292 Jyāhroḍa, ‘bow,’ i. 292; ii. 343 Jyeṣṭha, ‘eldest brother,’ i. 292 Jyeṣṭhaghni, a constellation, i. 292, 418, 427 Jyeṣṭhā, a constellation, i. 418 Jyaiṣṭha, a month, i. 420 Jyaiṣṭhineya, ‘son of first wife,’ i. 293 Jyotiṣa, ‘astronomy,’ i. 293 Jvālāyana, a teacher, i. 293; ii. 370

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Jhaṣa, a fish, i. 293

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Takavāna, a seer, i. 294 Takman, ‘fever,’ i. 268, 294-296; ii. 509 Takvan, Takvari, a bird (?), i. 296, 335 Takṣaka Vaiśāleya, a mythical sage, i. 296; ii. 332
1. Takṣan, ‘carpenter,’ i. 196, 246, 297, 401; ii. 69, 70, 200, 266
2. Takṣan, a teacher, i. 297
3. Takṣan Bṛbu, a man, ii. 69, 70 Taṇḍula, ‘grain,’ i. 297 Tata, ‘dada,’ i. 298 Tatāmaha, ‘granddada,’ i. 298 Tanaya, ‘offspring,’ i. 298 Tanti, ‘file’ (?), i. 298 Tantu, ‘thread,’ i. 23, 298 Tantra, ‘warp,’ i. 299 Tapas, Tapasya, months, ii. 151 Tapoṇitya, a teacher, i. 299; ii. 26 Tayādara, an animal, i. 299, 307 Tarakṣu, hyæna, i. 299 Taranta, a king, i. 300, 406, 407, 543, 544; ii. 2, 83, 329, 400 Taru, ‘tree,’ i. 300 Tarukṣa, a man, i. 300; ii. 64 Tarku, ‘spindle,’ i. 300 Tarda, ‘borer,’ i. 301 Tardman, ‘hole in the yoke,’ i. 301 Tarya, a man (?), i. 301 Talava, ‘musician,’ i. 302 Talāśa, a tree, i. 301 Talpa, ‘bed,’ i. 301; ii. 54 Taṣṭṛ, ‘carpenter,’ i. 302 Tasara, ‘shuttle,’ i. 123, 302 Taskara, ‘thief,’ i. 302-304 Tastuva, Tasruva, ‘antidote,’ i. 304 Tājadbhaṅga, a tree, i. 305 Tāṇḍa Brāhmaṇa, i. 305 Tāṇḍavinda or Tāṇḍavindava, a teacher, i. 305 Tāṇḍi, a teacher, i. 305 Tāṇḍya, a teacher, i. 305; ii. 294 Tāta, ‘sonny,’ i. 306 Tāduri, an animal, i. 306
1. Tānva, ‘son,’ i. 306
2. Tānva, a man, 306, 371
1. Tāpasa, ‘ascetic,’ i. 307; ii. 401
2. Tāpasa Datta, a snake priest, i. 307, 338 Tābuva, a remedy, i. 307

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Tāyādara, ‘belonging to the Tāyādara,’ i. 307 Tāyu, ‘thief,’ i. 303, 307 Tārakā, ‘star,’ i. 307 Tārukṣya, a teacher, i. 307 Tārkṣya, a horse (?), i. 308 Tārpya, ‘garment,’ i. 308 Tārṣṭagha, a tree, i. 308 Titaü, ‘sieve,’ i. 182, 309 Tittira, Tittiri, ‘partridge,’ i. 309 Tithi, ‘lunar day,’ i. 309 Timirgha Daureśruta, a snake priest, i. 309, 382 Tiraśca, ‘cross-piece,’ i. 309 Tiraścarāji, Tiraścirāji, Tiraścinarāji, ‘snake,’ i. 310 Tiraścī, a man, i. 310 Tiraścinavamśa, ‘cross-beam,’ i. 310 Tirindira, a prince, i. 131, 310, 311, 502, 518; ii. 238 Tiriya, ‘rice,’ i. 311 Tiriṭa, ‘tiara,’ i. 311 Tirya, ‘made of sesamum’ (?), i. 138, 311 Tiryañc Āṅgirasa, a seer, i. 311 Tila, ‘sesamum,’ i. 312, 398 Tilaudana, ‘sesamum porridge,’ i. 124, 312 Tilvaka, a tree (Symplocos racemosa), i. 312 Tiṣya, a constellation, i. 312, 410, 413, 414; ii. 10 Tiṣrdhanva, ‘bow with three arrows,’ i. 312 Tugra, a man, i. 161, 313, 382; ii. 16, 106 Tugrya, a man, i. 313; ii. 16 Tuc, Tuj, ‘children,’ i. 313 Tuji, a man, i. 313 Tumiñja Aupoditi, a priest, i. 128, 313; ii. 414 Tura Kāvaṣeya, a priest, i. 72, 153, 314, 376; ii. 184, 189 Turaśravas, a seer, i. 314, 518 Turyavāh, ‘ox,’ i. 314 Turyauhī, ‘cow,’ i. 314 Turva, a king, i. 314 Turvaśa, a people, i. 15, 22, 29, 170, 198, 261, 315-317, 385, 467, 521; ii. 11, 182, 185, 245, 319, 397, 433, 469 Turviti, a man, i. 317, 340 Tulā, ‘scales,’ i. 317, 318 Tuṣa, ‘husk,’ i. 318

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Tūnava, ‘flute,’ i. 318 Tūtuji, a man, i. 313, 317, 318, 382 Tūpara, ‘hornless,’ i. 318 Tūrghna, a place, i. 170, 318 Tūrṇāśa, ‘mountain torrent,’ i. 318 Tūrvayāṇa, a prince, i. 161, 265, 319, 464 Tūla, ‘panicle,’ i. 125 Tūsa, ‘fringe,’ i. 319 Tṛkṣi, a prince, i. 319; ii. 12 Tṛṇa, ‘grass,’ i. 319 Tṛṇajalāyuka, ‘caterpillar,’ i. 320 Tṛṇaskanda, a man, i. 320; ii. 306 Tṛtīya, ‘third’ stage of life, ii. 14 Tṛtīya, ‘one-third,’ i. 344 Tṛtīyaka, ‘tertian fever,’ i. 294, 320 Tṛtsu, a people, i. 7, 39, 143, 320-323, 363, 463; ii. 5, 11, 27, 30, 34, 95, 186, 260, 306, 310, 313, 378, 469 Tṛṣṭa, a mythical priest, i. 323 Tṛṣṭāmā, a river, i. 323 Tejana, ‘rod,’ i. 46, 81, 324 Tejanī, ‘bundle of reeds,’ i. 324 Tejas, ‘axe’ (?), i. 324 Taittirīya, a Vedic school, i. 324 Taimāta, a snake, i. 324 Taila, ‘sesamum oil,’ i. 325 Taiṣya, a month, i. 420 Toka, ‘children,’ i. 325 Tokman, ‘green shoots,’ i. 325 Tottra, ‘goad,’ i. 325 Toda, ‘goad,’ i. 325 Taugrya, a man, i. 326 Tauḍi, a plant, i. 326 Taurvaśa, ‘belonging to the Turvaśas,’ i. 316 Taula, a misreading of Taila, i. 326 Tauvilikā, an animal (?), i. 326 Trapu ‘tin,’ i. 326 Trapus, ‘tin,’ i. 326 Trasadasyu, a king, i. 75, 132, 167, 231, 327, 328, 444, 543; ii. 12, 26, 97, 240, 434 Trāta Aiṣumata, a teacher, i. 123, 328; ii. 224 Trāyamāṇā, a plant, i. 328 Trāsadasyava Kuruśravaṇa, i. 170, 176, 328; Tṛkṣi, i. 328 Trikakud or Trikakubh, a mountain, i. 329; ii. 62, 186 Trikadruka (plur.), ‘Soma vessels,’ i. 329 Trikharva, priests, i. 329

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