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त्र्याशिर् (tryAzir)

 
Capeller Eng
English
त्र्या॑शिर्
a.
mixed with three products of milk.
Monier Williams Cologne
English
त्र्य्—आ᳡शिर्
mfn.
mixed with 3 products of milk,
RV.
v, 27, 5.
Vedic Reference
English
Try-āśir, ‘with three admixtures, is an epithet of Soma in
the Rigveda.^1 According to Sāyaṇa this means mixed with
curds (Dadhi), meal (Saktu), and milk (Payas). More accurately
it would seem^2 to denote the milk (gavāśir), the barley (yavāśir),
and the curds (dadhyāśir), which were used to mix with the
Soma.
1) v. 27, 5. Cf. perhaps viii. 2, 7
(traya Indrasya somāḥ sutāsaḥ, ‘three
kinds of Soma pressed for Indra’).
2) Hillebrandt, Vedische Mythologic, 1,
209
Oldenberg, Sacred Books of the
East, 46, 422.
वाचस्पत्यम्
Sanskrit
त्र्याशिर् तिस्रः दधितक्रपयोरूपा आशिरः अधिश्रपण-साधनभूता यस्य अग्नेर्वृषभेदे “यस्य मा परुषाःशतमुद्धर्षयन्त्युक्षणः अश्वमेधस्य दानाः सोमा इवत्र्याशिरः” ऋ०५ २७
Capeller
German
त्र्या᳡शिर् dreifach (mit Milch) gemischt.
Grassman
German
(tryā̀śir), trí-āśir, a., drei Zumischungen [āśír] enthaltend.
-iras [N. p. m.] sómās {381, 5}.