Vedic Index of Names and Subjects v2.c6.49

v2.c6.49

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