तिलोत्तमा (tilottamA)
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Hindiतिलोत्तमा
तिल-उत्तमा -
एक अप्सरा का नाम
Shabdartha Kaustubha
Kannadaतिलोत्तमा
पदविभागः - > स्त्रीलिङ्गः
कन्नडार्थः - > ಒಬ್ಬ ಅಪ್ಸರಸ್ಸು /ಒಬ್ಬ ಸುರಾಂಗನೆ
प्रयोगाः - > "तिलं तिलं समादाय रत्नानां यद्विनिर्मिता । तिलोत्तमेति तत्तस्या नाम चक्रे पितामहः ॥"
उल्लेखाः - > भा० आदि० २३१-२०
Wordnet
Sanskrit तिलोत्तमा
एका अप्सराः।
"तिलोत्तमा परमा लावण्यवती आसीत्।"
अभिधानरत्नमाला
Sanskritघृताची
घृताची, मेनका, रम्भा, उर्वशी, तिलोत्तमा, सुकेशी, मञ्जुघोषा, अप्सरसः
घृताची मेनका रम्भा उर्वशी च तिलोत्तमा ।
सुकेशी मञ्जुघोषाद्याः कथ्यन्तेऽप्सरसो बुधैः ॥ ८८ ॥
verse 1.1.1.88
page 0011
Mahabharata
EnglishTilottamā, name of an Apsaras. § 103 (Aṃśāvat.): I, 65, 2557 (daughter of Prādhā).--§ 191 (Arjuna): I, 123, 4818 (danced at the birth of Arjuna).--§ 245 (Rājyalābhap.): I, 208, 7614, 7617 (Apsarā devakanyā, all. to § 246).-§ 246b (Sundopasundop.): Brahmán caused Viśvakarman to make a celestial maiden from small portions of every kind of gem, whence she was called Tilottmā (v. 7696). Brahmán was sitting with his face turned eastwards and the ṛshis facing all directions. As T. was walking round them, there appeared three other faces on the body of Mahādeva and 1000 eyes on Indra, while all the other celestials, only excepting Pitāmaha, and the ṛshis gazed at her: I, 211, 7696 (etymology), 7698, 7707, 7710.--§ 246 (do.): I, 212, 7719, 7723, 7732, 7736 (Sunda and Upasunda quarrelled on account of T.).--§ 768b (Umā-Maheśvarasaṃv.): XIII, 141, 6390 (repetition from § 246b).--§ 775 (Ānuśāsanik.): XIII, 166, 7641 (enumeration of Apsarases).
पुराणम्
Englishतिलोत्तमा / TILOTTAMĀ. A prominent celestial maiden.1) Birth. tilottamā was born to Pradhā, wife of kaśyapa, grandson of brahmā and son of marīci. alambuṣā, miśrakeśī, vidyutparṇā, aruṇā, rakṣitā, rambhā, manoramā, subāhu, keśinī, suratā, surajā and supriyā were all sisters of tilottamā. (Chapter 65, Ādi Parva).
There is a story about the birth of tilottamā. Two demons named sunda and Upasunda obtained invincible powers by doing penance. To make these two brothers quarrel with each other, by directions from brahmā, viśvakarmā created tilottamā. viśvakarmā collected from all inanimate and animate objects parts of objects beautiful to look at and created the enchanting tilottamā. tilottamā was then made to come to the world through the womb of Kaśyapa's wife. Because she was made by the tilāṁśa (small particle) of all the best (uttama) articles of the world she got the name of tilottamā. (Chapter 215, Ādi Parva).
The good girl named tilottamā was formerly created by brahmā from small particles of diamonds. (Śloka 1, Chapter 141, anuśāsana parva).2) How śiva got four heads and indra a thousand eyes. When the two demon brothers Sundopasundas were creating great havoc in the world by their cruel and immoral deeds, it was tilottamā who was deputed by brahmā to create a split between the brothers. On the eve of her departure to the world she went to Devaloka to bid adieu. brahmā stood facing south and śiva stood facing north and tilottamā stood in the centre surrounded by the devas. tilottamā circled round the devas worshipping them. śiva was enamoured of her beauty and wanted to see her always and so a face on all the four sides of his head sprang up so that he could see her always as she circled round him. indra was also enamoured of her and he found his two eyes insufficient to enjoy her beauty. So instantly a thousand eyes sprang up in the face of indra. (Chapter 215, Ādi Parva).3) How tilottamā cursed sahasrānīka. (See under sahasrānīka).4) tilottamā and Sundopasundas. See under sunda.5) Other details.
tilottamā partook in the Janmotsava (birthday festival) of arjuna. (Śloka 62, Chapter 122, mahābhārata).
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