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वातरशन (vAtarazana)

 
Monier Williams Cologne
English
वा॑त—रशन a (वा॑त-),
mfn.
wind-girt, having (only) air for a girdle (said of Munis and Ṛṣis),
RV.
TĀr.
वा॑त—रशन
m.
a naked monk (= दिग्-अम्बर, दिग्-वासस्),
BhP.
patr. of seven Ṛṣis (viz. of Ṛṣya-śṛṅga, Etaśa, Karikrata, Jūti, Vāta-jūti, Vipra-jūta, and Vṛṣāṇaka),
RAnukr.
वात-रशन b See
p.
934, col. 3
Monier Williams 1872
English
वातरशन वातरशन, अस्, m., Ved. a patro-
nymic
(आस्), m. pl., N. of certain Ṛṣis or semi-
divine beings.
Vedic Reference
English
Vāta-raśana, ‘wind-girt, is applied to the Munis in the
Rigveda^1 and to the Ṛṣis in the Taittirīya Āraṇyaka.^2 Naked
ascetics, such as are known throughout later Indian religious
history, are evidently meant
1) x. 136, 2.
2) i. 23, 2
24, 4
ii. 7, 1. Weber,
Indische Studien, 1, 78, was inclined,
though without sufficient reason, to
take the word as a proper name.
Grassman
German
vā́ta-raśana, a., dessen Gurt [raśanā́ Strick, Gurt] der Wind ist, windumgürtet.
-ās múnayas {962, 2}.