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शिव

ziva

Related: शिव

Shabda Sagara

 शिव
 Masculine, Feminine, Neuter
 (
 -वः-वा-वं
 )
 Prosperous,
 happy.
 
Masculine.
 (
 -वः
 )
 
1.
 The
 deity
 ŚIVA,
 
the
 most
 formidable
 of
 the
 Hindu
 triad,
 the
 destroyer
 of
 creation:
 
the
 adoration
 of
 which
 he
 is
 the
 object,
 is
 of
 a
 more
 gloomy
 nature
 
in
 general
 than
 that
 of
 the
 rest,
 and
 he
 is
 the
 particular
 god
 of
 
the
 Tāntrikas
 or
 followers
 of
 the
 books
 called
 Tantras.
 
2.
 Final
 
emancipation
 from
 existence,
 eternal
 happiness.
 
3.
 A
 pillar
 or
 
post
 to
 which
 cattle
 are
 tied.
 
4.
 An
 auspicious
 planetary
 conjunc-
 
tion.
 
5.
 Scripture,
 the
 Vedas.
 
6.
 A
 drug,
 commonly
 Elabālukā.
 
7.
 A
 perfume,
 Puṇḍarīya.
 
8.
 Bdellium.
 
9.
 One
 of
 the
 astronomi-
 
cal
 periods
 termed
 Yogas.
 
10.
 Quicksilver.
 
11.
 The
 penis.
 
12.
 The
 
phallic
 emblem
 of
 ŚIVA.
 
13.
 A
 god.
 
Neuter.
 (
 -वं
 )
 
1.
 Happiness,
 pleasure.
 
2.
 Auspiciousness,
 well
 being.
 
3.
 Water.
 
4.
 Sea
 or
 fossile
 salt.
 
5.
 
Borax.
 
6.
 Rock-salt.
 
Feminine.
 (
 -वा
 )
 
1.
 The
 goddess
 DURGĀ,
 the
 wife
 of
 
ŚIVA.
 
2.
 The
 Śami
 tree,
 (
 Mimosa
 suma,
 Rox.
 )
 
3.
 Yellow
 myro-
 
balan,
 (
 Terminalia
 chebula.
 )
 
4.
 Emblic
 myrobalan.
 
5.
 A
 jackal.
 
6.
 The
 mother
 of
 the
 twenty-second
 Jina.
 
7.
 Final
 emancipation.
 
8.
 A
 kind
 of
 yellow
 pigment.
 
9.
 The
 Durbā-grass.
 
Etymology
 शी
 to
 sleep
 
Unādi
 Affix.
 वन्,
 on
 or
 in
 whom
 or
 which,
 the
 universe
 reposes.
 

Yates

 शिव
 (
 वः-वा-वं
 )
 
Masculine.
 The
 deity
 
Shiva
 
final
 bliss
 
the
 
Vedas.
 1.
 
Feminine.
 
Durgā.
 Neuter.
 Happiness,
 auspici-
 
ousness
 
water.
 
a.
 Happy,
 pros-
 
perous.
 

Spoken Sanskrit

शिव
  - 
 ziva
  - 
 Adjective
  - 
 gracious
 
अनुग्रहिन्
  - 
 anugrahin
  - 
 Adjective
  - 
 gracious
 
अनुग्रहक
  - 
 anugrahaka
  - 
 Adjective
  - 
 gracious
 
भद्र
  - 
 bhadra
  - 
 Adjective
  - 
 gracious
 
सुमनस्
  - 
 sumanas
  - 
 Adjective
  - 
 gracious
 
सुमुख
  - 
 sumukha
  - 
 Adjective
  - 
 gracious
 
राति
  - 
 rAti
  - 
 Adjective
  - 
 gracious
 
सुम्न
  - 
 sumna
  - 
 Adjective
  - 
 gracious
 
सुम्नायु
  - 
 sumnAyu
  - 
 Adjective
  - 
 gracious
 
सुम्निन्
  - 
 sumnin
  - 
 Adjective
  - 
 gracious
 
चाक्ष्म
  - 
 cAkSma
  - 
 Adjective
  - 
 gracious
 
चनसित
  - 
 canasita
  - 
 Adjective
  - 
 gracious
 
चनोधा
  - 
 canodhA
  - 
 Adjective
  - 
 gracious
 
दाश्वस्
  - 
 dAzvas
  - 
 Adjective
  - 
 gracious
 
भव्य
  - 
 bhavya
  - 
 Adjective
  - 
 gracious
 
प्रमृड
  - 
 pramRDa
  - 
 Adjective
  - 
 gracious
 
प्रसादवत्
  - 
 prasAdavat
  - 
 Adjective
  - 
 gracious
 
प्रसन्न
  - 
 prasanna
  - 
 Adjective
  - 
 gracious
 
शुभग
  - 
 zubhaga
  - 
 Adjective
  - 
 gracious
 
सम्प्रसन्न
  - 
 samprasanna
  - 
 Adjective
  - 
 gracious
 

शिव
  - 
 ziva
  - 
 Adjective
  - 
 benign
 
शिव
  - 
 ziva
  - 
 Adjective
  - 
 kind
 
शिव
  - 
 ziva
  - 
 Adjective
  - 
 friendly
 
शिव
  - 
 ziva
  - 
 Adjective
  - 
 favourable
 
शिव
  - 
 ziva
  - 
 Adjective
  - 
 benignant
 
शिव
  - 
 ziva
  - 
 Adjective
  - 
 gracious
 
शिव
  - 
 ziva
  - 
 Neuter
  - 
 bliss
 

शिव
 ziva
 Adjective
 benign
 
शिव
 ziva
 Adjective
 benignant
 
मृदु-तृतीयक-हिमज्वर
 mRdu-tRtIyaka-himajvara
 Masculine
 benign
 tertia
 malaria
 
सौम्यग्रह
 saumyagraha
 Masculine
 auspicious
 or
 benign
 planet
 

शिव
 ziva
 Adjective
 benignant
 

Wilson

 शिव
 
Masculine, Feminine, Neuter
 (
 -वः-वा-वं
 )
 Prosperous,
 happy.
 
Masculine.
 (
 -वः
 )
 
1
 The
 deity
 ŚIVA,
 the
 most
 formidable
 of
 the
 Hindu
 triad,
 the
 destroyer
 
of
 creation:
 the
 adoration
 of
 which
 he
 is
 the
 object,
 is
 of
 a
 more
 gloomy
 nature
 
in
 general
 than
 that
 of
 the
 rest,
 and
 he
 is
 the
 particular
 god
 of
 the
 
Tāntrikas
 or
 followers
 of
 the
 books
 called
 Tantras.
 
2
 Final
 emancipation
 from
 existence,
 eternal
 happiness.
 
3
 A
 pillar
 or
 post
 to
 which
 cattle
 are
 tied.
 
4
 An
 auspicious
 planetary
 conjunction.
 
5
 Scripture,
 the
 Vedas.
 
6
 A
 drug,
 commonly
 Elavāluka.
 
7
 A
 perfume,
 Puṇḍarīya.
 
8
 Bdellium.
 
9
 One
 of
 the
 astronomical
 periods
 termed
 Yogas.
 
10
 Quicksilver.
 
11
 The
 penis.
 
12
 The
 phallic
 emblem
 of
 ŚIVA.
 
Neuter.
 (
 -वं
 )
 
1
 Happiness,
 pleasure.
 
2
 Auspiciousness,
 well
 being.
 
3
 Water.
 
4
 Sea
 or
 fossile
 salt.
 
5
 Borax.
 
Feminine.
 (
 -वा
 )
 
1
 The
 goddess
 DURGĀ,
 the
 wife
 of
 ŚIVA.
 
2
 The
 Śami
 tree,
 (
 Mimosa
 suma,
 Rox.
 )
 
3
 Yellow
 myrobalan,
 (
 Terminalia
 chebula.
 )
 
4
 Emblic
 myrobalan.
 
5
 A
 shakal.
 
6
 The
 mother
 of
 the
 twenty-second
 Jina.
 
Etymology
 शी
 to
 sleep,
 Uṇādi
 Affix.
 वन्,
 on
 or
 in
 whom
 or
 which,
 the
 universe
 
reposes.
 

Apte

शिव
 [
 śiva
 ],
 Adjective.
 [
 श्यति
 पापं
 शो-वन्
 पृषो˚
 ]
 

Auspicious,
 propitious,
 lucky
 
इयं
 शिवाया
 नियतेरिवायतिः
 Kirâtârjunîya.
 4.21
 
1.38
 
Raghuvamsa (Bombay).
 11.33.
 

In
 good
 health
 or
 condition,
 happy,
 prosperous,
 fortunate
 
तीर्थेन
 मूर्ध्न्यधिकृतेन
 शिवः
 शिवो$भूत्
 Bhágavata (Bombay).
 3.28.22
 
शिवानि
 वस्तीर्थजलानि
 कच्चित्
 Raghuvamsa (Bombay).
 5.8.
 (
 Equal or equivalent to, same as.
 अनुपप्लवानि,
 'undisturbed'
 )
 
शिवास्ते
 पन्थानः
 सन्तु
 'a
 happy
 journey
 to
 you',
 'God
 bless
 (
 or
 speed
 )
 you
 on
 your
 journey'.
 

वः
 Name.
 of
 the
 third
 god
 of
 the
 sacred
 Hindu
 Trinity,
 who
 is
 entrusted
 with
 the
 work
 of
 destruction,
 as
 Brahman
 and
 Viṣṇu
 are
 with
 the
 creation
 and
 preservation,
 of
 the
 world
 
एको
 देवः
 केशवो
 वा
 शिवो
 वा
 Bhartṛihari's three Satakas (the figures 1., 2., 3. after Bh. denoting Sṛingâraº, Nîtiº, and Vâirâgyaº).
 2.115.
 

The
 male
 organ
 of
 generation,
 penis.
 

An
 auspicious
 planetary
 conjunction.
 

The
 Veda
 
अट्टशूलाः
 जनपदाः
 शिवशूलाश्चतुष्पथाः
 Mahâbhârata (Bombay).
 *
 3.188.42.
 

A
 post
 to
 which
 cattle
 are
 tied.
 

A
 god,
 deity.
 

Quick-silver.
 

Bdellium.
 

The
 black
 variety
 of
 thorn-apple.
 

Rum,
 spirit.
 

Buttermilk.
 

A
 ruby.
 

Time
 (
 काल
 ).
 -वौ
 (
 Masculine.
 dual
 )
 Śiva
 and
 Pārvatī
 
कथयति
 शिवयोः
 शरीरयोगं
 विषमपदा
 पदवी
 विवर्तनेषु
 Kirâtârjunîya.
 5.4.
 

वम्
 Prosperity,
 welfare,
 well-being,
 happiness
 
तं
 धर्मे$ग्निषु
 पुत्रेषु
 शिवं
 पृष्ट्वा
 Rāmāyana
 7.33.13
 
तव
 वर्त्मनि
 वर्ततां
 शिवम्
 Naishadhacharita.
 2.62
 
Ratnâvalî (Bombay).
 1.2
 
Raghuvamsa (Bombay).
 1.6.
 

Bliss,
 auspiciousness.
 

Water.
 

Seasalt.
 

Rock-salt.
 

Refined
 borax.
 

Iron.
 

Myrobalan.
 

Sandal.
 Compound.
 -अक्षम्
 Equal or equivalent to, same as.
 रुद्राक्ष
 quod vide, which see.
 -अपर
 Adjective.
 cruel.
 -अरातिः
 a
 heretic
 (
 Literal.
 a
 disbeliever
 in
 Śiva
 ).
 -आत्मकम्
 rock-salt.
 

आदेशकः
 the
 bearer
 of
 auspicious
 news.
 

a
 fortune-teller.
 

आलयः
 Śiva's
 abode.
 

the
 red
 basil.
 

(
 यम्
 )
 a
 temple
 of
 Śiva.
 

a
 cemetery.
 -इतर
 Adjective.
 inauspicious,
 unlucky
 
शिवेतरक्षतये
 Kávyaprakâsa.
 1.
 -इष्टा
 Dūrvā
 grass.
 -कर
 (
 शिवंकर
 also
 )
 Adjective.
 conferring
 happiness,
 auspicious.
 -कीर्तनः
 Name.
 of
 Bhṛiṅgi.
 -केसरः
 Mimusops
 Elengi
 (
 बकुल
 ).
 -गति
 Adjective.
 prosperous,
 happy.
 -धर्मजः
 the
 planet
 Mars
 
Compare.
 पुरा
 दक्षविनाशाय
 कुपितस्य
 त्रिशूलिनः
 ।
 अपतद्
 भीमवक्त्रस्य
 स्वेदबिन्दु-
 र्ललाटजः
 ॥
 शान्तिप्रदानात्
 सर्वेषां
 ग्रहाणां
 प्रथमो
 भव
 ।
 अङ्गारक
 इति
 ख्यातिं
 गमिष्यसि
 धरात्मज
 ॥
 Matsya
 Parasmaipada.
 -चतुर्दशी
 the
 fourteenth
 day
 of
 the
 dark
 half
 of
 Māgha
 
see
 शिवरात्र.
 -ज्ञा
 a
 female
 devotee
 of
 the
 Śaiva
 sect.
 -ताति
 Adjective.
 

having
 an
 auspicious
 end,
 conferring
 or
 conducive
 to
 happiness,
 propitious
 
प्रयत्नः
 कृत्स्नो$यं
 फलतु
 शिवतातिश्च
 भवतु
 Mâlatîmâdhava (Bombay).
 6.7
 
न्यषेवेतां
 विशेषेण
 शिवतातिममुं
 शिवम्
 Śiva
 B.23.56.
 

tender,
 merciful,
 not
 demoniacal
 
मा
 पूतनात्वमुपगाः
 शिवतातिरेधि
 9.49.
 (
 -तिः
 )
 auspiciousness,
 happiness.-तालः
 (
 in
 music
 )
 a
 kind
 of
 measure.
 -दत्तम्
 the
 discus
 of
 Viṣṇu
 (
 सुदर्शन
 ).
 -दारु
 Neuter.
 the
 Devadāru
 tree.-दिश्
 the
 north-east.
 -दूती
 epithet
 of
 Durgā.
 -द्रुमः
 the
 Bilva
 tree.
 -द्विष्टा
 the
 Ketaka
 tree.
 

धातुः
 quicksilver.
 

milk
 stone.
 -पदम्
 final
 liberation,
 emancipation.
 -पुरम्,
 -पुरी
 Name.
 of
 Vārāṇasī.
 -पुराण
 Name.
 of
 one
 of
 the
 eighteen
 Purāṇas.
 

प्रियः
 a
 crystal.
 

the
 Baka
 tree.
 

the
 thorn-apple.
 (
 -यम्
 )
 Equal or equivalent to, same as.
 रुद्राक्ष
 quod vide, which see.
 (
 -या
 )
 the
 goddess
 Durgā.
 -बी(
 वी
 )जम्
 quick-silver.-भारतम्
 the
 historic
 poem
 on
 the
 life
 of
 Shivājī
 the
 great
 (
 163-168
 )
 by
 his
 contemporary
 poet
 Paramā
 nanda.
 -मल्लकः
 the
 Arjuna
 tree.
 -मार्गः
 final
 liberation.
 -रसः
 the
 water
 of
 boiled
 rice
 (
 three
 days
 old,
 hence
 fermented
 ).
 -राजधानी
 Name.
 of
 Benares,
 -रात्रिः
 Feminine.
 the
 fourteenth
 day
 of
 the
 dark
 half
 of
 Māgha
 on
 which
 a
 rigorous
 fast
 is
 observed
 in
 honour
 of
 Śiva
 
शैवो
 वा
 वैष्णवो
 वापि
 यो
 वा
 स्यादन्यपूजकः
 ।
 सर्वं
 पूजाफलं
 हन्ति
 शिवरात्रिबहिर्मुखः
 ॥
 Īśvarasaṁhitā.
 

लिङ्गम्
 Śiva
 worshipped
 in
 the
 form
 of
 a
 Phallus.
 

a
 temple
 dedicated
 to
 the
 worship
 of
 the
 Liṅga.
 -लोकः
 the
 world
 of
 Śiva.
 -वल्लभः
 the
 mango
 tree.
 

(
 भा
 )
 white
 rose.
 

Pārvatī.
 -वल्ली
 Acacia
 Concinna
 (
 Marâṭhî.
 शिकेकाई
 ).
 -वाहनः
 a
 bull.-व्रतिन्
 one
 engaged
 in
 a
 vow
 of
 standing
 on
 one
 foot.
 

शेखरः
 the
 moon.
 

the
 thorn-apple.
 -सायुज्यम्
 final
 emancipation
 (
 Literal.
 unification
 with
 Śiva
 ).
 -सुन्दरी
 an
 epithet
 of
 Durgā.
 

Apte 1890

 शिव
 a.
 [
 श्यति
 पापं
 शो-वन्
 पृषो°
 ]
 1
 Auspicious,
 propitious,
 lucky
 
इयं
 शिवाया
 नियतेरिवायतिः
 Ki.
 4.
 21
 
1.
 38
 
R.
 11.
 33.
 
2
 In
 good
 health
 or
 condition,
 happy,
 prosperous,
 fortunate
 
शिवाति
 वस्तीर्थज
 लानि
 कच्चित्
 R.
 5.
 8
 (
 =
 अतुपप्लवानि
 ‘undisturbed’
 )
 
शिवास्त
 पंथानः
 संतु
 ‘a
 happy
 journey
 to
 you’,
 ‘God
 bless
 (
 or
 speed
 )
 you
 on
 your
 journey’.
 
वः
 1
 N.
 of
 the
 third
 god
 of
 the
 sacred
 Hindu
 Trinity,
 who
 is
 entrusted
 with
 the
 work
 of
 destruction,
 as
 Brahman
 and
 Viṣṇu
 are
 with
 the
 creation
 and
 preservation,
 of
 the
 world
 
एको
 दवः
 केशवो
 वा
 शिवो
 वा
 Bh.
 2.
 115.
 
2
 The
 male
 organ
 of
 generation,
 penis.
 
3
 An
 auspicious
 planetary
 conjunction.
 
4
 The
 Veda.
 
5
 Final
 beatitude.
 
6
 A
 post
 to
 which
 cattle
 are
 tied
 
7
 A
 god,
 deity,
 
8
 Quick-silver.
 
9
 Bdellium.
 
10
 The
 black
 variety
 of
 thorn-apple.
 
वौ
 (
 m.
 dual
 )
 Śiva
 and
 Pārvatī
 कथयति
 शिवयोः
 शरीरयोगं
 विषमपदा
 पदवी
 विवर्तनेषु
 Ki.
 5.
 40.
 
वं
 1
 Prosperity,
 welfare,
 wellbeing,
 happiness
 
तव
 वर्त्मान
 वर्ततां
 शिवं
 N.
 2.
 62
 
Ratn.
 1.
 2
 
R.
 1.
 60.
 
2
 Bliss,
 auspiciousness.
 
3
 Final
 beatitude.
 
4
 Water.
 
5
 Sea-salt.
 
6
 Rock-salt
 
7
 Refined
 borax.
 
Comp.
 
अक्षं
 =
 रुद्राक्ष
 q.
 v.
 
अरातिः
 a
 heretic
 (
 lit.
 a
 disbeliever
 in
 Śiva
 ).
 
आत्मकं
 rock-salt.
 
आदेशकः
 {1}
 the
 bearer
 of
 auspicious
 news.
 {2}
 a
 fortune-teller.
 
आलयः
 {1}
 Śiva's
 abode.
 {2}
 the
 red
 basil.
 (
 
यं
 )
 {1}
 a
 temple
 of
 Śiva.
 {2}
 a
 cemetery.
 
इतर
 a.
 inauspicious,
 unlucky
 
शिवेतरक्षतये
 K.
 P.
 1.
 
इष्ट्रा
 Dūrvā
 grass.
 
कर
 (
 शिवंकर
 also
 )
 a.
 conferring
 happiness,
 auspicious.
 
कीर्तनः
 N.
 of
 Bhṛṅgi.
 
गति
 a.
 prosperous,
 happy.
 
घर्मजः
 the
 planet
 Mars.
 
चतुर्दशी
 the
 fourteenth
 day
 of
 the
 dark
 half
 of
 Māgha
 
see
 शिवरात्र.
 ज्ञा
 a
 female
 devotee
 of
 the
 Śaiva
 sect.
 
ताति
 a.
 {1}
 having
 an
 auspicious
 end,
 conferring
 or
 conducive
 to
 happiness,
 propitious
 
प्रयत्न.
 कृत्स्नोयं
 फलतु
 शिवतातिश्च
 भवतु
 Māl.
 6.
 7.
 {2}
 tender,
 merciful,
 not
 demoniacal
 
मा
 पूतनात्वमुपगाः
 शिवतातिरेधि
 9.
 49.
 (
 
तिः
 )
 auspiciousness,
 happiness.
 
दत्तं
 the
 discus
 of
 Viṣṇu.
 
दारु
 n.
 the
 Devadāru
 tree.
 
दूती
 epithet
 of
 Durgā.
 
द्रुमः
 theBilva
 tree.
 
द्विष्ट्रा
 the
 Ketaka
 tree.
 
धातुः
 {1}
 quick-silver.
 {2}
 milk.
 stone.
 
पुरं,
 पुरी
 N.
 of
 Benares.
 
पुराण
 N.
 of
 one
 of
 the
 eighteen
 Purāṇas
 
प्रियः
 {1}
 a
 crystal.
 {2}
 the
 Baka
 tree.
 {3}
 the
 thorn-apple.
 (
 
यं
 )
 =
 रुद्रक्ष
 q.
 v.
 (
 
या
 )
 the
 goddess
 Durgā.
 
मल्लकः
 the
 Arjuna
 tree.
 
रसः
 the
 water
 of
 boiled
 rice.
 
राजधानी
 N.
 of
 Benares.
 
रात्रिः
 f.
 the
 fourteenth
 day
 of
 the
 dark
 half
 of
 Māgha
 on
 which
 a
 rigorous
 fast
 is
 observed
 in
 honour
 of
 Śiva.
 
लिंगं
 {1}
 Śiva,
 worshipped
 in
 the
 form
 of
 a
 Phallus.
 {2}
 a
 temple
 dedicated
 to
 the
 worship
 of
 the
 Liṅga.
 
लोकः
 the
 world
 of
 Śiva.
 
वल्लभः
 the
 mango
 tree.
 (
 
भा
 )
 {1}
 white
 rose.
 {2}
 Pārvatī.
 
वाहनः
 a
 bull.
 
वीजं
 quick-silver.
 
शेखाः
 {1}
 the
 moon.
 {2}
 the
 thorn-apple.
 
सायुज्यं
 final
 emancipation
 (
 lit.
 unification
 with
 Śiva
 ).
 
सुंदरी
 an
 epithet
 of
 Durgā.
 

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 शिव॑
 masculine gender.
 sacred
 writings,
 Lexicographers, esp. such as amarasiṃha, halāyudha, hemacandra, &c.
 

 (
 in
 astronomy.
 )
 nalopākhyāna
 of
 the
 sixth
 month
 

 a
 post
 for
 cows
 (
 to
 which
 they
 are
 tied
 or
 for
 them
 to
 rub
 against
 ),
 Lexicographers, esp. such as amarasiṃha, halāyudha, hemacandra, &c.
 

 bdellium,
 Lexicographers, esp. such as amarasiṃha, halāyudha, hemacandra, &c.
 

 the
 fragrant
 bark
 of
 Feronia
 Elephantum,
 Lexicographers, esp. such as amarasiṃha, halāyudha, hemacandra, &c.
 

 Marsilia
 Dentata,
 Lexicographers, esp. such as amarasiṃha, halāyudha, hemacandra, &c.
 

 a
 kind
 of
 thorn-apple
 or
 equal, equivalent to, the same as, explained by.
 पुण्डरीक
 (
 the
 tree
 ),
 Lexicographers, esp. such as amarasiṃha, halāyudha, hemacandra, &c.
 

 quicksilver,
 Lexicographers, esp. such as amarasiṃha, halāyudha, hemacandra, &c.
 (
 confer, compare.
 शिव-बीज
 )
 

 a
 partic.
 auspicious
 constellation,
 Lexicographers, esp. such as amarasiṃha, halāyudha, hemacandra, &c.
 

 a
 demon
 who
 inflicts
 diseases,
 harivaṃśa
 

 शिव॑
 masculine gender.
 equal, equivalent to, the same as, explained by.
 शुक्र
 masculine gender.
 काल
 masculine gender.
 वसु
 masculine gender.
 ,
 Lexicographers, esp. such as amarasiṃha, halāyudha, hemacandra, &c.
 

 शिव॑
 masculine gender.
 the
 swift
 antelope,
 Lexicographers, esp. such as amarasiṃha, halāyudha, hemacandra, &c.
 

 rum,
 spirit
 distilled
 from
 molasses,
 Lexicographers, esp. such as amarasiṃha, halāyudha, hemacandra, &c.
 

 buttermilk,
 Lexicographers, esp. such as amarasiṃha, halāyudha, hemacandra, &c.
 

 a
 ruby,
 Lexicographers, esp. such as amarasiṃha, halāyudha, hemacandra, &c.
 

 a
 peg,
 Lexicographers, esp. such as amarasiṃha, halāyudha, hemacandra, &c.
 

 time,
 Lexicographers, esp. such as amarasiṃha, halāyudha, hemacandra, &c.
 

 nalopākhyāna
 of
 a
 son
 of
 Medhātithi,
 mārkaṇḍeya-purāṇa
 

 of
 a
 son
 of
 Idhma-jihva,
 bhāgavata-purāṇa
 

 of
 a
 prince
 and
 various
 authors
 (
 also
 with
 दीक्षित,
 भट्ट,
 पण्डित,
 यज्वन्,
 सूरि
 et cetera.
 ),
 Catalogue(s)
 

 of
 a
 fraudulent
 person,
 kathāsaritsāgara
 

 (
 dual number.
 )
 the
 god
 Śiva
 and
 his
 wife,
 kirātārjunīya
 v,
 40
 
pracaṇḍa-pāṇḍava
 i,
 20
 (
 confer, compare.
 vāmana's kāvyālaṃkāravṛtti
 v,
 2,
 1
 )
 

 plural number.
 nalopākhyāna
 of
 a
 class
 of
 gods
 in
 the
 third
 Manvantara,
 purāṇa
 

 of
 a
 class
 of
 Brāhmans
 who
 have
 attained
 a
 partic.
 degree
 of
 perfection
 like
 that
 of
 Śiva,
 mahābhārata
 

 शिव॑
 neuter gender.
 welfare,
 prosperity,
 bliss
 (
 आय,
 ए॑न
 or
 ए॑भिस्,
 ‘auspiciously,
 fortunately,
 happily,
 luckily’
 
शिवाय
 गम्यताम्,
 ‘a
 prosperous
 journey
 to
 you!’
 ),
 ṛg-veda
 et cetera.
 et cetera.
 

 final
 emancipation,
 Lexicographers, esp. such as amarasiṃha, halāyudha, hemacandra, &c.
 

 water,
 Lexicographers, esp. such as amarasiṃha, halāyudha, hemacandra, &c.
 

 rock-salt,
 Lexicographers, esp. such as amarasiṃha, halāyudha, hemacandra, &c.
 

 sea-salt,
 Lexicographers, esp. such as amarasiṃha, halāyudha, hemacandra, &c.
 

 a
 kind
 of
 borax,
 Lexicographers, esp. such as amarasiṃha, halāyudha, hemacandra, &c.
 

 iron,
 Lexicographers, esp. such as amarasiṃha, halāyudha, hemacandra, &c.
 

 myrobalan,
 Lexicographers, esp. such as amarasiṃha, halāyudha, hemacandra, &c.
 

 Tabernaemontana
 Coronaria,
 Lexicographers, esp. such as amarasiṃha, halāyudha, hemacandra, &c.
 

 sandal,
 Lexicographers, esp. such as amarasiṃha, halāyudha, hemacandra, &c.
 

 nalopākhyāna
 of
 a
 Purāṇa
 (
 equal, equivalent to, the same as, explained by.
 शिव-पुराण
 or
 शैव
 ),
 Catalogue(s)
 

 of
 the
 house
 in
 which
 the
 Pāṇḍavas
 were
 to
 be
 burnt,
 mārkaṇḍeya-purāṇa
 

 of
 a
 Varṣa
 in
 Plakṣa-dvīpa
 and
 in
 Jambu-dvīpa,
 purāṇa
 

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 शिव
 शिव,
 अस्,
 आ,
 अम्
 (
 according
 to
 Uṇādi-s.
 
I.
 153.
 fr.
 rt.
 1.
 शी
 
more
 probably
 to
 be
 connected
 
with
 rt.
 श्वि
 and
 शवस्,
 see
 शिश्वि
 ),
 auspicious,
 pro-
 
pitious,
 prosperous,
 happy,
 fortunate,
 lucky,
 increas-
 
ing,
 thriving,
 right
 
(
 अस्
 ),
 m.,
 N.
 of
 the
 third
 god
 
of
 the
 Hindū
 Tri-mūrti,
 (
 in
 the
 later
 mythology
 
regarded
 as
 ‘the
 destroyer,
 ’
 and
 with
 Brahmā,
 ‘the
 
creator,
 ’
 and
 Viṣṇu,
 ‘the
 preserver,
 ’
 constituting
 
the
 well
 known
 Hindū
 triad
 of
 divine
 manifestations
 
although
 the
 name
 Śiva
 is
 not
 found
 applied
 to
 any
 
god
 in
 the
 Veda,
 the
 worship
 of
 the
 destroying
 and
 
reproducing
 principle
 under
 this
 name
 was
 rapidly
 
developed
 in
 the
 Purāṇas
 and
 epic
 poems,
 and
 be-
 
came
 very
 general
 in
 later
 times,
 the
 worshippers
 of
 
Śiva
 or
 Śaivas
 assigning
 to
 him
 the
 first
 place
 in
 the
 
triad
 and
 by
 identifying
 him
 with
 the
 principles
 of
 
creation
 and
 reproduction
 as
 well
 as
 that
 of
 destruc-
 
tion,
 constituting
 him
 the
 one
 Supreme
 Being
 who
 
is
 supposed
 to
 comprehend
 all
 the
 powers
 and
 forces
 
of
 nature
 and
 whose
 formidable
 character
 makes
 him
 
the
 first
 object
 of
 propitiation
 and
 adoration
 
in
 the
 
Śiva-Purāṇa
 he
 is
 addressed
 as
 Brahmā,
 Viṣṇu,
 
Indra,
 Varuṇa,
 the
 Sun,
 Moon,
 Earth,
 Fire,
 Water,
 
Air,
 Ether,
 &c.,
 while
 even
 in
 the
 Viṣṇu
 and
 other
 
Purāṇas
 not
 specially
 devoted
 to
 his
 praise,
 he
 is
 
mentioned
 with
 the
 greatest
 reverence
 and
 awe
 
according
 to
 one
 view
 the
 name
 Śiva
 belonged
 
originally
 to
 the
 principal
 god
 of
 the
 aboriginal
 
tribes
 of
 India,
 and
 being
 subsequently
 adopted
 
together
 with
 the
 Liṅga
 or
 symbol
 of
 reproduction
 
into
 the
 Pantheon
 of
 the
 Āryans,
 was
 then
 identified
 
with
 their
 own
 deity
 Rudra,
 who
 occupies
 a
 con-
 
spicuous
 position
 in
 the
 Veda
 as
 god
 of
 storms
 
but
 
according
 to
 a
 more
 likely
 supposition
 the
 adjective
 
शिव,
 ‘auspicious,
 ’
 being
 at
 first
 only
 used
 as
 an
 
euphemistic
 epithet
 to
 propitiate
 the
 lord
 of
 tempests,
 
passed
 afterwards
 into
 his
 name,
 and
 was
 ultimately
 
adopted
 as
 the
 principal
 name
 of
 the
 god
 of
 destruc-
 
tion,
 [
 see
 रुद्र
 ]
 
according
 to
 Viṣṇu-Purāṇa
 I.
 8.
 
there
 are
 eight
 principal
 manifestations
 of
 Śiva,
 viz.
 
Rudra,
 Bhava,
 Śarva,
 Iśāna,
 Paśu-pati,
 Bhīma,
 Ugra,
 
Mahā-deva,
 which
 again
 are
 visibly
 represented
 under
 
eight
 Tanus
 or
 material
 forms,
 viz.
 the
 Sun,
 Water,
 
Earth,
 Air,
 Fire,
 Ether,
 the
 officiating
 Brahman,
 
and
 the
 Moon,
 Śiva
 being
 supposed
 to
 uphold
 the
 
universe
 by
 means
 of
 these
 forms
 
as
 presiding
 over
 
reproduction,
 which
 follows
 destruction,
 his
 symbol
 
is
 the
 Liṅga
 or
 Phallus,
 under
 which
 form
 he
 is
 
generally
 worshipped
 at
 the
 present
 day
 
as
 god
 of
 
justice
 or
 punishment,
 which
 character
 he
 shares
 with
 
the
 gods
 Yama
 and
 Varuṇa,
 he
 is
 represented
 as
 
riding
 on
 a
 white
 bull,
 the
 god
 Dharma,
 it
 is
 said,
 
having
 taken
 this
 form
 and
 requested
 Śiva
 to
 accept
 
him
 as
 his
 vehicle
 
his
 own
 colour
 is
 sometimes
 
depicted
 as
 black
 in
 his
 character
 of
 destroyer
 of
 the
 
world,
 when
 he
 is
 called
 Kāla
 or
 Time
 
again,
 one
 
of
 his
 representations
 is
 as
 Ardha-nārī,
 ‘half-female,
 ’
 
the
 other
 half
 being
 male
 to
 symbolize
 the
 unity
 of
 
the
 generative
 principle,
 his
 name
 being
 then
 Ardha-
 
nārīśa,
 ‘the
 half-female
 lord
 
’
 he
 has
 sometimes
 five
 
faces,
 whence
 his
 name
 Pāñcānana
 
he
 has
 also
 three
 
eyes,
 one
 of
 which
 is
 in
 his
 forehead,
 and
 which
 are
 
thought
 to
 denote
 his
 view
 of
 the
 three
 divisions
 of
 
time,
 past,
 present,
 and
 future,
 while
 a
 moon's
 
crescent,
 round
 or
 above
 the
 central
 eye,
 marks
 the
 
measure
 of
 time
 by
 months,
 a
 serpent
 round
 his
 
neck
 the
 measure
 of
 time
 by
 years,
 and
 a
 second
 
necklace
 of
 skulls
 with
 numerous
 other
 serpents
 about
 
his
 person,
 the
 perpetual
 revolution
 of
 ages,
 and
 the
 
successive
 extinction
 and
 generation
 of
 the
 races
 of
 
mankind:
 his
 hair
 is
 thickly
 matted
 together,
 and
 
gathered
 above
 his
 forehead
 into
 a
 coil,
 so
 as
 to
 
project
 like
 a
 horn
 
on
 the
 top
 of
 it
 he
 bears
 the
 
Ganges,
 the
 rush
 of
 which
 river
 in
 its
 descent
 form
 
heaven
 he
 intercepted
 by
 his
 head
 that
 the
 earth
 
might
 not
 be
 crushed
 by
 the
 weight
 of
 the
 falling
 
stream
 
his
 throat
 is
 dark-blue
 from
 the
 stain
 of
 the
 
deadly
 poison
 which
 would
 have
 destroyed
 the
 world
 
had
 it
 not
 been
 swallowed
 by
 him
 on
 its
 production
 
at
 the
 churning
 of
 the
 ocean
 by
 the
 gods
 for
 the
 
nectar
 of
 immortality:
 he
 is
 sometimes
 represented
 
clothed
 in
 a
 deer-skin,
 sometimes
 in
 a
 tiger-skin,
 or
 
he
 appears
 sitting
 on
 a
 tiger-skin
 or
 holding
 a
 deer
 
in
 one
 of
 his
 hands
 
in
 explanation
 of
 this
 a
 legend
 
is
 told
 that
 Śiva,
 having
 once
 visited
 a
 forest
 in
 the
 
form
 of
 a
 religious
 mendicant,
 the
 wives
 of
 the
 
Ṛṣis
 residing
 there
 fell
 in
 love
 with
 his
 great
 
beauty,
 which
 the
 Ṛṣis
 perceiving
 resented
 
in
 
order,
 therefore,
 to
 overpower
 him,
 they
 first
 dug
 a
 
pit,
 and
 by
 magical
 arts
 caused
 a
 tiger
 to
 rush
 out
 of
 
it,
 which
 he
 slew,
 and
 taking
 its
 skin
 wore
 it
 as
 a
 
garment
 
they
 next
 caused
 a
 deer
 to
 spring
 out
 upon
 
him,
 which
 he
 took
 up
 in
 his
 left
 hand
 and
 ever
 
afterwards
 retained
 there
 
they
 then
 produced
 a
 red-
 
hot
 iron,
 but
 this
 too
 he
 took
 up
 and
 kept
 in
 his
 
hand
 as
 a
 weapon:
 sometimes,
 again,
 he
 appears
 
wearing
 an
 elephant's
 skin
 which
 belonged
 to
 an
 
Asura
 named
 Gaya,
 who
 acquired
 such
 power
 that
 
he
 conquered
 the
 gods
 and
 would
 have
 destroyed
 the
 
Munis
 had
 they
 not
 fled
 to
 Benares
 and
 taken
 
refuge
 in
 a
 temple
 of
 Śiva,
 who
 then
 destroyed
 the
 
Asura
 and,
 ripping
 up
 his
 body,
 stripped
 off
 the
 hide
 
which
 he
 afterwards
 cast
 over
 his
 shoulders
 for
 a
 
cloak:
 Śiva
 holds
 a
 त्रिशूल
 or
 three-pronged
 trident
 
[
 also
 called
 Pināka
 ]
 in
 his
 hand
 to
 denote,
 as
 some
 
think,
 his
 combination
 of
 the
 three
 attributes
 of
 
Creator,
 Destroyer,
 and
 Regenerator
 
his
 other
 
weapons
 are
 a
 bow
 called
 Ajakava
 or
 Ajagava,
 a
 
thunderbolt,
 an
 axe,
 a
 kind
 of
 staff
 with
 transverse
 
pieces
 surmounted
 by
 a
 skull
 called
 Khaṭvāṅga,
 and
 
another
 nondescript
 weapon
 called
 Khiṅkira
 
he
 also
 
carries
 a
 kind
 of
 rattle
 or
 drum,
 shaped
 like
 an
 hour-
 
glass,
 called
 Ḍamaru,
 and
 a
 Pāśa
 or
 noose
 for
 binding
 
incorrigible
 offenders:
 his
 attendants
 or
 servants
 are
 
called
 Pramatha
 
they
 are
 sometimes
 regarded
 as
 
demons
 or
 supernatural
 beings
 of
 various
 kinds,
 and
 
form
 a
 complete
 host
 
some
 of
 his
 more
 personal
 
attendants
 or
 chamberlains
 have
 special
 names,
 such
 
as
 Nandi
 or
 Nandin,
 Bhṛṅgin,
 Taṇḍu,
 the
 latter
 
being
 the
 original
 teacher
 of
 dancing
 &c.,
 whence
 
Śiva
 is
 called
 Naṭeśvara,
 ‘the
 lord
 of
 dancers,
 ’
 and
 is
 
himself
 described
 as
 नाट्य-प्रिय,
 fond
 of
 dancing:
 
his
 principal
 wife
 Durgā,
 otherwise
 called
 Pārvatī,
 
Umā,
 Gaurī,
 Bhavānī,
 Satī,
 &c.,
 is
 the
 chief
 object
 
of
 worship
 with
 the
 Śāktas
 and
 Tāntrikas,
 see
 शक्ति,
 
शाक्त,
 तन्त्र:
 his
 sons
 are
 Gaṇeśa
 and
 Kārttikeya:
 
he
 destroyed
 several
 Asuras
 or
 demons,
 such
 as
 Pura,
 
Tripura,
 Andhaka,
 Ruru
 
he
 also
 scorched
 the
 god
 
of
 love,
 Kāma-deva,
 to
 ashes
 by
 a
 glance
 from
 his
 
central
 eye,
 that
 deity
 having
 attempted
 to
 inflame
 
him
 with
 passion
 for
 Pārvatī
 whilst
 he
 was
 engaged
 
in
 severe
 penance
 
he
 is
 said
 to
 have
 cut
 off
 one
 of
 
the
 heads
 of
 the
 god
 Brahmā,
 that
 god
 having
 ori-
 
ginally
 possessed
 five
 heads,
 one
 of
 which
 is
 fabled
 
to
 have
 addressed
 Śiva
 on
 a
 particular
 occasion
 in
 a
 
disrespectful
 manner,
 cf.
 ब्रह्म-मूर्ध-भृत्
 
he
 also
 decapitated
 Dakṣa
 and
 replaced
 his
 head
 by
 
that
 of
 a
 ram,
 because
 that
 sage,
 who
 was
 his
 father-
 
in-law,
 omitted
 to
 invite
 him
 and
 his
 wife
 Satī
 to
 a
 
great
 sacrifice
 at
 which
 all
 the
 other
 gods
 were
 
present,
 see
 दक्षाध्वर-ध्वंश-कृत्
 
in
 the
 
exercise
 of
 his
 function
 of
 Universal
 Destroyer
 he
 
destroys,
 at
 the
 end
 of
 every
 Kalpa,
 not
 only
 all
 
created
 beings,
 but
 even
 Brahmā,
 Viṣṇu,
 and
 the
 
other
 gods,
 whose
 bones
 and
 skulls
 he
 wears
 as
 gar-
 
lands
 
moreover,
 at
 the
 end
 of
 one
 of
 the
 early
 
Kalpas
 he
 is
 fabled
 to
 have
 burnt
 them
 up
 by
 a
 flash
 
from
 his
 central
 eye,
 and
 afterwards
 to
 have
 rubbed
 
their
 ashes
 upon
 his
 body,
 whence
 the
 use
 of
 ashes
 
is
 considered
 of
 great
 importance
 in
 his
 worship,
 
while
 the
 use
 of
 the
 Rudrākṣa
 berries
 or
 beads
 
originated,
 it
 is
 said,
 from
 the
 legend
 that
 Śiva,
 on
 
his
 way
 to
 destroy
 the
 three
 cities,
 called
 Tri-pura,
 
let
 fall
 some
 tears
 of
 rage
 which
 became
 converted
 
into
 these
 beads:
 his
 residence
 is
 Kailāsa,
 one
 of
 the
 
loftiest
 northern
 peaks
 of
 the
 Himālaya,
 which
 is
 
also
 the
 paradise
 of
 Kuvera:
 he
 has
 strictly
 no
 in-
 
carnations
 like
 those
 of
 Viṣṇu,
 though
 Vīra-bhadra
 
and
 the
 eight
 Bhairavas
 are
 sometimes
 regarded
 as
 
forms
 of
 him,
 sometimes
 as
 his
 sons,
 see
 वीर-भ-
 
द्र,
 भैरव
 
he
 is
 especially
 worshipped
 at
 Be-
 
nares
 and
 has
 even
 more
 names
 than
 Viṣṇu,
 one
 
thousand
 and
 eight
 being
 specified
 in
 the
 sixty-ninth
 
chapter
 of
 the
 Śiva-Purāṇa
 and
 in
 the
 seventeenth
 
chapter
 of
 the
 Anuśāsana-parvan
 of
 the
 Mahā-bhā-
 
rata,
 some
 of
 the
 most
 common
 being
 Mahā-deva,
 
Śambhu,
 Śaṅkara,
 Īśa,
 Īśvara,
 Maheśvara,
 Hara,
 
Rudra
 )
 
the
 phallic
 emblem
 of
 Śiva,
 the
 male
 
genital
 organ,
 penis
 
a
 god
 (
 =
 देव,
 according
 to
 
Śabda-k.
 )
 
an
 auspicious
 planetary
 conjunction
 
the
 
twentieth
 of
 the
 astronomical
 periods
 called
 Yogas,
 
(
 see
 योग
 )
 
epithet
 of
 a
 particular
 month
 
the
 
Veda
 
final
 emancipation
 (
 =
 मोक्ष
 )
 
a
 pillar
 or
 
post
 to
 which
 cattle
 are
 tied
 
a
 kind
 of
 drug
 and
 
perfume
 (
 =
 बालुक
 or
 वालुक
 )
 
a
 particular
 plant
 
or
 drug
 (
 =
 पुण्डरीक
 )
 
the
 black
 Dhustūra
 or
 
thorn-apple
 
bdellium
 
quicksilver
 
N.
 of
 a
 scribe
 
(
 औ
 ),
 m.
 du.
 Śiva
 and
 his
 wife
 
(
 आस्
 ),
 m.
 pl.,
 N.
 of
 
a
 class
 of
 deities
 
(
 आ
 ),
 f.
 the
 wife
 of
 Śiva
 (
 Durgā,
 
Pārvatī,
 &c.
 )
 
final
 emancipation
 (
 =
 मुक्ति
 )
 
N.
 
of
 the
 wife
 of
 Aṅgiras
 
of
 the
 mother
 of
 the
 twenty-
 
second
 Jina
 
of
 a
 river
 
a
 jackal
 
the
 Śamī
 tree
 
yellow
 Myrobalan
 (
 =
 हरीतकी
 )
 
Emblic
 Myrobalan
 
(
 =
 आमलकी
 )
 
the
 tree
 Flacourtia
 Cataphracta
 (
 =
 
तामलकी
 )
 
Dūrvā
 grass
 
turmeric
 
a
 kind
 of
 yellow
 
pigment,
 =
 गो-रोचना
 
(
 अम्
 ),
 n.
 bliss,
 prosperity,
 
happiness,
 well-being,
 auspiciousness,
 pleasure
 
final
 
emancipation
 or
 beatitude
 
water
 
rock-salt
 
sea-salt
 
white
 or
 refined
 borax.
 
—शिव-कर,
 अस्,
 ई,
 अम्,
 causing
 
happiness
 or
 prosperity,
 making
 happy,
 auspicious,
 
propitious
 
(
 अस्
 ),
 m.
 (
 with
 Jainas
 )
 one
 of
 the
 twenty-
 
four
 Arhats
 of
 the
 past
 Ut-sarpiṇī.
 
—शिव-क-
 
वच,
 अम्,
 n.
 ‘Śiva's
 amulet,
 ’
 N.
 of
 a
 chapter
 in
 
the
 Skanda-Purāṇa.
 
—शिव-काञ्ची,
 f.,
 N.
 of
 a
 city
 
(
 said
 to
 have
 been
 founded
 by
 Śaṅkara
 
cf.
 विष्णु-
 
काञ्ची
 ).
 
—शिव-कान्ती-तीर्थ,
 अम्,
 n.,
 N.
 of
 a
 
Tīrtha.
 
—शिव-कामदुघा,
 f.,
 N.
 of
 a
 river.
 
—शिव-कारिणी,
 f.,
 N.
 of
 a
 goddess.
 
—शिव-किङ्-
 
कर,
 अस्,
 m.
 a
 proper
 N.
 
—शिव-कीर्तन,
 अस्,
 m.
 
‘Śiva-praiser,
 ’
 epithet
 of
 Bhṛṅgi
 or
 Bhṛṅgarīṭa,
 
one
 of
 Śiva's
 attendants
 
N.
 of
 Kṛṣṇa
 or
 Viṣṇu
 
(
 अम्
 ),
 n.
 the
 act
 of
 praising
 or
 celebrating
 Śiva.
 
—शिव-कुण्ड,
 N.
 of
 a
 place.
 
—शिव-कोष,
 अस्,
 
m.,
 N.
 of
 a
 dictionary
 of
 synonyms
 of
 trees
 and
 
medicinal
 plants
 by
 Śiva-datta.
 
—शिव-गङ्गा-तीर्थ,
 
अम्,
 n.,
 N.
 of
 a
 Tīrtha.
 
—शिव-गण,
 अस्,
 m.
 a
 proper
 
N.
 
—शिवगण-पुर,
 अम्,
 n.,
 N.
 of
 a
 town.
 
—शिव-
 
गति,
 इस्,
 इस्,
 इ,
 having
 a
 prosperous
 course,
 pros-
 
perous,
 auspicious,
 happy
 
worshipping
 Śiva
 
(
 इस्
 ),
 
m.
 one
 of
 the
 twenty-four
 Arhats
 of
 the
 past
 Ut-sar-
 
piṇī
 (
 with
 Jainas
 ).
 
—शिव-गीता,
 f.
 ‘Śiva's
 song,
 ’
 N.
 
of
 a
 part
 of
 the
 Padma-Purāṇa
 (
 propounding
 the
 
doctrines
 of
 the
 Śaivas
 
it
 is
 regarded
 as
 a
 Vedānta
 
treatise,
 and
 attributed
 to
 Veda-vyāsa
 ).
 
—शिव-गुरु,
 
उस्,
 m.,
 N.
 of
 Śaṅkarācārya's
 father.
 
—शिव-घर्म-
 
ज,
 अस्,
 m.
 ‘born
 from
 the
 perspiration
 of
 Śiva,
 ’
 
epithet
 of
 the
 planet
 Mars.
 
—शिवङ्-कर,
 अस्,
 ई,
 
अम्,
 causing
 happiness
 or
 prosperity,
 auspicious,
 pro-
 
pitious.
 
—शिव-चक्र,
 अम्,
 n.
 epithet
 of
 a
 particular
 
mystical
 circle.
 
—शिव-चतुर्दशी,
 f.
 the
 fourteenth
 
day
 of
 the
 dark
 half
 of
 the
 month
 Māgha
 kept
 as
 a
 
festival
 in
 honour
 of
 Śiva.
 
—शिवचतुर्दशी-व्रत,
 
अम्,
 n.
 a
 particular
 religious
 observance
 kept
 on
 the
 
above-mentioned
 day.
 
—शिव-ज्ञ,
 अस्,
 आ,
 अम्,
 
knowing
 what
 is
 fortunate
 or
 propitious,
 worshipping
 
Śiva
 
(
 आ
 ),
 f.
 a
 female
 devotee
 of
 the
 Śaiva
 sect.
 
—शिव-ज्ञान,
 अम्,
 n.
 knowledge
 of
 what
 is
 fortu-
 
nate
 or
 propitious
 
a
 book
 giving
 rules
 for
 ascertain-
 
ing
 auspicious
 moments
 or
 lucky
 and
 unlucky
 seasons.
 
—शिव-तत्त्व-विवेक,
 अस्,
 m.,
 N.
 of
 a
 work
 by
 
Apyaya-dīkṣita.
 
—शिव-तन्त्र,
 अम्,
 n.,
 N.
 of
 a
 
Tantra
 work.
 
—शिव-तम,
 अस्,
 आ,
 अम्,
 most
 pros-
 
perous,
 very
 fortunate.
 
—शिव-तर,
 अस्,
 आ,
 अम्,
 more
 
auspicious
 or
 propitious,
 very
 prosperous
 or
 fortunate
 
very
 complacent.
 
—शिव-ताति,
 इस्,
 इस्,
 इ
 (
 Pāṇini
 IV.
 
4,
 143,
 144
 ),
 causing
 good
 fortune,
 conferring
 hap-
 
piness,
 propitious
 
(
 इस्
 ),
 f.
 propitiousness,
 benevo-
 
lence,
 auspiciousness.
 
—शिव-तातिक,
 अस्,
 आ,
 अम्,
 =
 
शिव-ताति
 above.
 
—शिव-तीर्थ,
 अम्,
 n.,
 N.
 of
 a
 
Tīrtha.
 
—शिव-दत्त,
 अस्,
 आ,
 अम्,
 given
 by
 Śiva
 
pre-
 
sented
 to
 Śiva
 
(
 अस्
 ),
 m.,
 N.
 of
 the
 author
 of
 the
 Śiva-
 
koṣa
 
of
 a
 scribe
 
(
 अम्
 ),
 n.
 the
 discus
 of
 Viṣṇu.
 
—शिव-दारु,
 उ,
 n.
 the
 tree
 Pinus
 Deodaru
 (
 =
 
देव-दारु
 ).
 
—शिव-दास,
 अस्,
 m.
 ‘Śiva's
 servant,
 ’
 
N.
 of
 the
 author
 of
 the
 Jātaka-muktāvalī
 
of
 the
 
reputed
 author
 of
 the
 Kathārṇava.
 
—शिव-दास-
 
देव,
 अस्,
 m.,
 N.
 of
 a
 poet.
 
—शिव-दूतिका,
 f.,
 N.
 
of
 one
 of
 the
 Mātṛs
 attending
 on
 Śiva.
 
—शिव-
 
दूती,
 f.
 ‘Śiva's
 messenger,
 ’
 epithet
 of
 Durgā
 
of
 a
 
Yogiṇī.
 
—शिव-दूती-तन्त्र,
 अम्,
 n.,
 N.
 of
 a
 Tantra
 
work.
 
—शिव-दृष्टि,
 इस्,
 f.,
 N.
 of
 a
 work
 by
 So-
 
mānanda-nātha.
 
—शिव-द्रुम,
 अस्,
 m.
 ‘Śiva's
 tree,
 ’
 
the
 Vilva,
 (
 commonly
 called
 Bel.
 )
 
—शिव-द्विष्टा,
 
f.
 ‘hated
 by
 Śiva,
 ’
 the
 Ketaka
 tree,
 (
 see
 केतक।
 )
 
—शिव-धनुर्-वेद,
 अस्,
 m.,
 N.
 of
 a
 work
 ascribed
 
to
 Vyāsa.
 
—सिव-धरम
 and
 शिव-धर्मोत्तर
 
(
 °म-उत्°
 ),
 N.
 of
 two
 works.
 
—शिव-धर्मोप-
 
पुराण
 (
 °म-उप्°
 ),
 अम्,
 n.,
 N.
 of
 an
 Upa-Purāṇa.
 
—शिव-धातु,
 उस्,
 m.
 ‘Śiva's
 essence,
 ’
 quicksilver
 
‘Śiva's
 mineral,
 ’
 milk-stone,
 opal
 or
 chalcedony,
 
(
 according
 to
 Śabda-k.
 =
 गो-दन्त।
 )
 
—शिव-नाभि,
 
इस्,
 m.
 ‘Śiva's
 navel,
 ’
 a
 particular
 form
 of
 Śiva-
 
liṅga,
 (
 see
 लिङ्ग।
 )
 
—शिव-नारायण,
 अस्,
 m.,
 N.
 
of
 a
 god
 
of
 a
 modern
 author.
 
—शिव-पुर,
 
अम्,
 n.
 or
 शिव-पुरी,
 ‘Śiva's
 city,
 ’
 N.
 of
 the
 
city
 Benares
 (
 especially
 sacred
 to
 Śiva
 ).
 
—शिव-पु-
 
राण,
 अम्,
 n.,
 N.
 of
 one
 of
 the
 eighteen
 Purāṇas
 
(
 devoted
 to
 the
 praise
 of
 Śiva
 
it
 is
 thought
 by
 some
 
to
 be
 identical
 with
 the
 Vāyu-Purāṇa
 ).
 
—शिव-पूजा,
 
f.
 worship
 or
 adoration
 of
 Śiva.
 
—शिव-प्रादुर्-
 
भाव,
 अस्,
 m.
 the
 manifestation
 of
 Śiva.
 
—शिव-
 
प्रिय,
 अस्,
 आ,
 अम्,
 dear
 to
 or
 esteemed
 by
 Śiva
 
(
 अस्
 ),
 m.
 the
 tree
 Sesbana
 Grandiflora
 (
 =
 वक
 )
 
the
 thorn-apple
 (
 =
 धुस्तूर
 )
 
crystal
 
(
 आ
 ),
 f.
 the
 
goddess
 Durgā
 
(
 अम्
 ),
 n.
 the
 seeds
 of
 the
 Rudrākṣa
 
or
 Elæocarpus.
 
—शिव-भक्त,
 अस्,
 m.
 a
 worshipper
 
of
 Śiva,
 a
 Śaiva.
 
—शिव-भक्ति-सिद्धि,
 इस्,
 f.
 ‘per-
 
formance
 of
 the
 worship
 of
 Śiva,
 ’
 N.
 of
 a
 devotional
 
work
 
[
 cf.
 शिव-शक्ति-सिद्धि।
 ]
 
—शिव-भट्ट,
 अस्,
 
m.
 a
 proper
 N.
 
—शिव-मल्लक,
 अस्,
 m.
 the
 Arjuna
 
tree
 
(
 इका
 ),
 f.
 the
 tree
 Sesbana
 Grandiflora
 (
 =
 व-
 
सुक
 ).
 
—शिव-मल्ली,
 f.
 the
 Sesbana
 Grandiflora.
 
—शिव-माहात्म्य-खण्ड,
 अस्,
 m.,
 N.
 of
 a
 book
 
of
 the
 Skanda-Purāṇa.
 
—शिव-रस,
 अस्,
 m.
 the
 
water
 of
 boiled
 rice
 or
 pulse
 three
 days
 old
 (
 under-
 
going
 spontaneous
 fermentation
 ).
 
—शिव-रहस्य,
 
अम्,
 n.
 ‘secret
 doctrine
 of
 Śiva,
 ’
 N.
 of
 a
 part
 of
 the
 
Skanda-Purāṇa
 
of
 a
 compilation
 from
 the
 Tantras
 
on
 the
 divinity
 and
 worship
 of
 Śiva.
 
—शिव-राज-
 
धानी,
 f.
 ‘Śiva's
 capital,
 ’
 N.
 of
 the
 city
 Kāśī
 or
 
Benares
 (
 especially
 sacred
 to
 Śiva
 ).
 
—शिव-रात्रि,
 इस्,
 
f.
 ‘Śiva's
 night,
 ’
 N.
 of
 a
 celebrated
 and
 very
 popular
 
festival
 in
 honour
 of
 Śiva
 (
 kept
 on
 the
 fourteenth
 
of
 the
 dark
 half
 of
 the
 month
 Māgha
 or
 January-
 
February
 
a
 rigorous
 fast
 and
 extraordinary
 cere-
 
monies
 are
 observed
 during
 the
 day
 and
 night,
 
and
 Śiva
 is
 worshipped
 under
 the
 type
 of
 the
 
Liṅga
 
cf.
 शिव-चतुर्दशी
 ).
 
—शिवरात्रि-माहात्-
 
म्य,
 अम्,
 n.
 the
 greatness
 or
 glory
 of
 the
 Śiva-rātri
 
festival.
 
—शिव-राम,
 अस्,
 m.,
 N.
 of
 a
 preceptor
 
of
 the
 author
 of
 the
 Kṛtya-cintāmaṇi,
 the
 Śrāddha-
 
cintāmaṇi,
 the
 Su-bodhinī,
 and
 a
 commentary
 on
 
the
 Karma-pradīpa.
 
—शिव-राम-गिर,
 अस्,
 m.
 a
 
proper
 N.
 
—शिव-रूप,
 अम्,
 n.
 the
 form
 or
 image
 
of
 Śiva
 
(
 अस्,
 आ,
 अम्
 ),
 having
 the
 form
 of
 Śiva.
 
—शिव-लिङ्ग,
 अम्,
 n.
 Śiva's
 genital
 organ
 or
 Śiva
 
worshipped
 in
 the
 form
 of
 a
 phallus
 
a
 temple
 or
 
spot
 dedicated
 to
 the
 worship
 of
 the
 Liṅga,
 (
 see
 
लिङ्ग।
 )
 
—शिव-लिङ्गिन्,
 ई,
 m.
 a
 worshipper
 of
 the
 
Liṅga
 or
 one
 who
 carries
 this
 symbol
 on
 his
 person.
 
—शिव-लोक,
 अस्,
 m.
 the
 world
 or
 paradise
 of
 Śiva,
 
Kailāsa.
 
—शिव-वल्लभ,
 अस्,
 आ,
 अम्,
 loved
 or
 
esteemed
 by
 Śiva
 
(
 अस्
 ),
 m.
 the
 mango
 tree
 
gigantic
 swallow-wort
 
(
 आ
 ),
 f.
 the
 goddess
 Pārvatī
 
the
 Indian
 white
 rose
 (
 =
 शत-पत्त्री
 ).
 
—शिव-वल्-
 
लिका,
 f.
 a
 particular
 plant
 (
 =
 लिङ्गिनी
 ).
 
—शिव-वल्ली,
 
f.
 a
 particular
 plant
 (
 =
 लिङ्गिनी
 )
 
a
 particular
 thorny
 
tree
 (
 =
 श्री-वल्ली
 ).
 
—शिव-वाहन,
 अस्,
 m.
 ‘Śiva's
 
vehicle,
 ’
 a
 bull.
 
—शिव-वीज,
 अम्,
 n.
 ‘Śiva's
 semen,
 ’
 
quicksilver.
 
—शिव-शक्ति,
 इस्,
 f.
 attachment
 or
 de-
 
votion
 to
 Śiva
 
(
 इस्
 ),
 m.
 a
 proper
 N.
 
—शिव-शक्ति-
 
सिद्धि,
 इस्,
 f.,
 N.
 of
 a
 work
 by
 Harṣa,
 (
 also
 called
 
शिव-भक्ति-सिद्धि।
 )
 
—शिव-शर्मन्,
 आ,
 m.,
 N.
 
of
 a
 priest.
 
—शिव-शासन,
 अम्,
 n.
 ‘Śiva's
 ordi-
 
nance,
 ’
 N.
 of
 a
 law-book.
 
—शिव-शेखर,
 अस्,
 m.
 
Śiva's
 crest
 
Śiva's
 head
 
the
 plant
 Sesbana
 Grandi-
 
flora
 
the
 thorn-apple
 
the
 moon.
 
—शिव-संहिता,
 
f.,
 N.
 of
 a
 short
 treatise
 on
 the
 duties
 of
 a
 Yogin.
 
—शिव-सङ्कल्प,
 अस्,
 m.
 ‘having
 an
 auspicious
 
resolve,
 ’
 N.
 of
 a
 hymn
 (
 forming
 part
 of
 the
 thirty-
 
fourth
 book
 of
 the
 Vājasaneyi-saṃhitā
 
cf.
 Manu
 
XI.
 250
 ).
 
—शिव-सङ्कल्पोपनिषद्
 (
 °प-उप्°
 ),
 
त्,
 f.,
 N.
 of
 an
 Upaniṣad.
 
—शिव-सर्वस्व,
 अम्,
 n.,
 
N.
 of
 a
 work.
 
—शिव-सहस्र-नामन्,
 अ,
 n.,
 N.
 of
 
a
 description
 of
 one
 thousand
 epithets
 illustrating
 the
 
attributes
 of
 Śiva.
 
—शिव-सायुज्य,
 अम्,
 n.
 absorp-
 
tion
 into
 or
 identification
 with
 Śiva,
 final
 emanci-
 
pation.
 
—शिव-सुन्दरी,
 f.
 epithet
 of
 Durgā.
 
—शिव-
 
सूत्र,
 अम्,
 n.,
 N.
 of
 the
 aphorisms
 of
 the
 Śaiva
 
philosophy
 (
 attributed
 to
 the
 god
 Śiva
 )
 
N.
 of
 the
 
fourteen
 Sūtras
 with
 which
 Pāṇini
 opens
 his
 gram-
 
mar
 (
 said
 to
 have
 been
 communicated
 to
 him
 by
 
Śiva
 ).
 
—शिवसूत्र-विमर्शिनी,
 f.,
 N.
 of
 a
 com-
 
mentary
 on
 the
 philosophical
 Śiva-sūtras,
 (
 also
 called
 
शिव-सूत्र-विवृति
 )
 
of
 a
 commentary
 on
 the
 four-
 
teen
 grammatical
 aphorisms
 of
 Śiva
 (
 treated
 as
 sym-
 
bolizing
 the
 dogmas
 of
 the
 Vedānta
 ).
 
—शिव-स्कन्-
 
ध,
 अस्,
 m.,
 N.
 of
 a
 king.
 
—शिव-स्व,
 अम्,
 n.
 
‘Śiva's
 property,
 ’
 anything
 that
 has
 been
 offered
 to
 
Śiva.
 
—शिव-स्वामिन्,
 ई,
 m.,
 N.
 of
 a
 poet
 
of
 an
 
author.
 
—शिवाक्ष
 (
 °व-अक्°
 ),
 अम्,
 n.
 the
 seed
 of
 
the
 Elæocarpus,
 (
 see
 रुद्राक्ष।
 )
 
—शिवाख्य
 (
 °व-
 
आख्°
 ),
 अस्,
 आ,
 अम्,
 called
 happy,
 termed
 lucky.
 
—शि-
 
वाटिका
 (
 °व-अट्°?
 ),
 f.
 a
 kind
 of
 grass
 (
 =
 वंश-पत्-
 
त्री
 ).
 
—शिवात्मक
 (
 °व-आत्°
 ),
 अस्,
 इका,
 अम्,
 consist-
 
ing
 of
 the
 essence
 of
 Śiva
 
(
 अम्
 ),
 n.
 rock-salt.
 
—शिवादेशक
 (
 °व-आद्°
 ),
 अस्,
 m.
 a
 fortune-teller.
 
—शिवानन्द
 (
 °व-आन्°
 ),
 अस्,
 m.
 ‘Śiva's
 joy,
 ’
 N.
 of
 
a
 scribe.
 
—शिवापीड
 (
 °व
 or
 °वा-आप्°
 ),
 अस्,
 m.
 the
 
chaplet
 of
 Śiva
 or
 Durgā
 
Sesbana
 Grandiflora
 (
 =
 
वक
 ).
 
—१।
 शिवाप्रिय
 (
 °व-अप्°
 or
 °वा-अप्°
 ),
 अस्,
 आ,
 
अम्,
 disliked
 by
 Śiva
 or
 by
 Durgā.
 
—२।
 शिवा-प्रिय,
 
अस्,
 आ,
 अम्,
 beloved
 by
 Durgā
 
(
 अस्
 ),
 m.
 a
 goat.
 
—शि-
 
वा-फला,
 f.
 the
 Śamī
 tree.
 
—शिवा-बलि,
 इस्,
 m.
 an
 
offering
 to
 Durgā
 made
 at
 night
 and
 consisting
 chiefly
 
of
 flesh.
 
—शिवाराति
 (
 °व
 or
 °वा-अर्°
 ),
 इस्,
 m.
 an
 
enemy
 of
 Śiva
 or
 Durgā
 
‘jackal's
 enemy,
 ’
 a
 dog.
 
—शिवा-रुत,
 अम्,
 n.
 the
 howling
 of
 a
 jackal.
 
—शि-
 
वार्चन-चन्द्रिका
 (
 °व-अर्°
 ),
 f.,
 N.
 of
 a
 work.
 
—शिवालय
 (
 °व-आल्°
 ),
 अस्,
 m.
 the
 residence
 of
 Śiva,
 
Śiva's
 abode
 
red
 Tulasī
 or
 basil
 
(
 अम्
 ),
 n.
 any
 
temple
 or
 shrine
 dedicated
 to
 Śiva
 (
 generally
 con-
 
taining
 a
 Liṅga
 )
 
a
 cemetery,
 place
 where
 dead
 
bodies
 are
 burnt
 or
 buried
 
N.
 of
 a
 place.
 
—शिवा-
 
स्मृति,
 इस्,
 f.
 ‘Durgā-memorial,
 ’
 the
 plant
 Sesbana
 
Ægyptiaca
 (
 =
 जयन्ती
 ).
 
—शिवाह्लाद
 (
 °व-आह्°
 ),
 
अस्,
 m.
 ‘Śiva's
 joy,
 ’
 the
 tree
 Sesbana
 Grandiflora.
 
—शिवाह्व
 (
 °व-आह्°
 ),
 अस्,
 आ,
 अम्,
 called
 or
 named
 
after
 Śiva
 
(
 आ
 ),
 f.
 a
 species
 of
 creeper
 (
 =
 रुद्र-
 
जटा
 ).
 
—शिवेतर
 (
 °व-इत्°
 ),
 अस्,
 आ,
 अम्,
 ‘other
 than
 
auspicious,
 ’
 inauspicious,
 unhappy,
 unlucky.
 
—शि-
 
वेष्ट
 (
 °व-इष्°
 ),
 अस्,
 आ,
 अम्,
 loved
 by
 Śiva
 
(
 अस्
 ),
 
m.
 Sesbana
 Grandiflora
 
(
 आ
 ),
 f.
 Dūrvā
 grass.
 
—शिवो-
 
पनिषद्
 (
 °व-उप्°
 ),
 त्,
 f.,
 N.
 of
 an
 Upaniṣad
 (
 sup-
 
posed
 to
 have
 been
 the
 work
 on
 which
 the
 Śiva-
 
sūtras
 were
 founded
 ).
 
—शिवोपपुराण
 (
 °व-उप्°
 ),
 
अम्,
 n.,
 N.
 of
 an
 Upa-Purāṇa.
 

Macdonell

 शिव
 śivá,
 Adjective.
 kind,
 friendly,
 gracious
 
pleasant,
 🞄auspicious,
 prosperous,
 happy
 
Masculine.
 the
 🞄Auspicious
 One,
 euphemistic
 N.
 of
 Rudra,
 in
 🞄C.
 transferred
 to
 one
 of
 the
 members
 of
 the
 🞄Hindu
 trinity,
 Śiva
 (
 du.
 Śiva
 and
 his
 wife
 )
 
🞄jackal
 
N.
 
Neuter.
 prosperity,
 welfare,
 bliss.
 

Benfey

 शिव
 शिव
 (
 probably
 akin
 to
 शवस्
 ),
 
I.
 Adjective.
 
1.
 Prosperous,
 Hit.
 68,
 17
 
auspicious,
 Mālat.
 6,
 12
 
happy.
 
2.
 
Right,
 Nal.
 20,
 17.
 
3.
 17.
 
3.
 Comparat.
 शि-
 
वतर,
 Very
 complacent,
 
Utt.
 Rāmac.
 145,
 2.
 
II.
 Masculine.
 
1.
 Śiva,
 a
 deity
 
of
 the
 Hindu
 triad,
 Kir.
 5,
 21
 
dual,
 
Śiva
 and
 his
 wife,
 ib.
 5,
 40.
 
2.
 The
 
phallic
 emblem
 of
 Śiva.
 
3.
 An
 auspi-
 
cious
 planetary
 conjunction.
 
4.
 The
 
Vedas.
 
5.
 One
 of
 the
 astronomical
 
periods
 termed
 योगस्।
 
6.
 A
 pillar
 to
 
which
 cattle
 are
 tied.
 
7.
 A
 sort
 of
 
perfume.
 
III.
 Feminine.
 वा।
 
1.
 Durgā,
 the
 
wife
 of
 Śiva.
 
2.
 The
 female
 jackal,
 
Sāv.
 5,
 75.
 
3.
 The
 name
 of
 several
 
plants.
 
IV.
 Neuter.
 
1.
 Happiness,
 Arj.
 5,
 
19
 
bliss,
 Mālat.
 160,
 14.
 
2.
 Well-
 
being,
 Pañc.
 16,
 5.
 
3.
 Final
 emancipa-
 
tion
 from
 separate
 existence.
 
4.
 Water.
 
5.
 Sea
 or
 fossile
 salt.
 
--
 Compound
 
अ-,
 
I.
 
Adjective.
 inauspicious,
 Rām.
 3,
 29,
 11.
 
II.
 Neuter.
 
ill-luck,
 ib.
 3,
 30,
 3.
 
सदा-,
 Masculine.
 Śiva.
 

Mahabharata

Śiva^1,
 the
 great
 god
 (
 Mahādeva,
 or
 Rudra,
 etc.
 ),
 husband
 of
 Umā.
 [
 §
 2
 (
 Anukram.
 ):
 I,
 1,
 32
 (
 Sthāṇu,
 i.e.
 Ś.,
 issued
 from
 the
 primordial
 egg
 ).
 ]--§
 28
 (
 Amṛtamanthana
 ):
 I,
 18,
 1153
 (
 swallowed
 the
 poison
 Kālakūṭa,
 and
 is
 therefore
 called
 Nīlakaṇṭha
 ).--[
 §
 108
 (
 Aṃśāvat.
 ):
 I,
 66,
 2565
 (
 Sthāṇu,
 i.e.
 Ś.,
 was
 father
 of
 the
 11
 Rudras
 ).
 ]--[
 §
 130
 (
 do.
 ):
 I,
 67,
 2708
 (
 Aśvatthāman
 was
 born
 from
 the
 union
 of
 Mahādeva
 (
 i.e.
 Ś.
 ),
 Antaka,
 Kāma,
 and
 Krodha
 ).
 ]--[
 §
 174
 (
 Dhṛtarāshṭravivāha
 ):
 I,
 110,
 4371
 (
 Hara,
 i.e.
 Ś.,
 granted
 Gāndhāri
 the
 boon
 that
 she
 should
 have
 100
 sons
 ).
 ]--§
 190
 (
 Arjuna
 ):
 I,
 123,
 4794
 (
 ºtulyaparākramaḥ,
 i.e.
 Arjuna
 
Arjuna
 will
 gratify
 Śaṅkara,
 i.e.
 Ś.,
 etc.,
 all.
 to
 Kairātap.
 ).--[
 §
 213
 (
 Jatugṛhap.
 ):
 I,
 143,
 5698
 (
 ayaṃ
 samājaḥ
 sumahān
 ramaṇīyatamo
 bhuvi
 |
 upasthitaḥ
 Paśupater--i.e.
 Ś.--nagare
 Vāraṇāvate
 ).
 ]--[
 §
 220
 (
 Caitrarathap.
 ):
 I,
 169,
 6428
 foll.
 (
 in
 a
 former
 existence,
 Draupadī
 had
 five
 times
 asked
 Śaṅkara,
 i.e.
 Ś.,
 for
 a
 husband,
 therefore
 she
 became
 the
 wife
 of
 all
 the
 five
 Pāṇḍavas
 ).
 ]--[
 §
 238
 (
 Pañcendrop.
 ):
 I,
 197
 (
 Ś.
 confined
 the
 five
 Indras
 in
 a
 cave
 ).
 ]--[
 §
 239
 (
 do.
 ):
 I,
 197
 (
 repetition
 of
 §
 220
 ).
 ]--[
 §
 246
 (
 Sundopasundop.
 ):
 I,
 211
 (
 how
 Ś.
 got
 four
 faces
 ).
 ]--[
 §
 249
 (
 Arjuna-vanavāsap.
 ):
 I,
 215
 (
 gave
 a
 boon
 to
 Prabhañjana
 ).
 ]
 
--[
 §
 255
 (
 Agniparābhava
 ):
 I,
 223
 (
 Śvetaki
 gratified
 Rudra,
 i.e.
 Ś.,
 and
 obtained
 Durvāsas
 (
 who
 was
 a
 portion
 of
 Ś.
 )
 as
 his
 ṛtvij
 ).
 ]--[
 §
 263
 (
 Sabhākriyāp.
 ):
 II,
 3,
 72
 (
 Sthāṇu,
 i.e.
 Ś.,
 performs
 sacrifices
 at
 Bindusaras
 ).
 ]-§
 269
 (
 Vaiśravaṇasabhāv.
 ):
 II,
 10,
 416
 (
 together
 with
 Umā
 and
 numerous
 attendants,
 Ś.,
 the
 friend
 of
 Kubera,
 is
 sitting
 in
 the
 palace
 of
 Kubera
 ).--[
 §
 273
 (
 Rājasūyārambhap.
 ):
 II,
 14,
 629
 (
 Jarāsandha
 worshipped
 Mahādeva,
 i.e.
 Śiva
 ).
 ]-[
 §
 274
 (
 do.
 ):
 II,
 15,
 656
 (
 Jarāsandha
 kept
 many
 kings
 in
 the
 temple
 of
 Paśupati,
 i.e.
 Ś.,
 in
 order
 to
 sacrifice
 them
 to
 Ś.
 ).
 ]--§
 293
 (
 Dyūtap.
 ):
 II,
 46,
 1643
 (
 Vṛshadhvajaṃ,
 etc.
 ).--[
 §
 317b
 (
 Kṛshṇa
 Vāsudeva
 ):
 III,
 12
 (
 Kṛshṇa
 becomes
 Rudra,
 i.e.
 Śiva
 
Śambhu,
 i.e.
 Ś.,
 sprung
 from
 the
 forehead
 of
 Kṛshṇa
 
Kṛshṇa
 plays
 with
 Śaṅkara
 as
 with
 a
 toy
 ).
 ]--§
 330
 (
 Indradarśana
 ):
 III,
 37,
 1513
 (
 Bhūteśāṃ,
 etc.
 ).--[
 §
 331
 (
 Kairātap.
 ):
 III,
 38--39
 (
 Arjuna
 fights
 with
 Ś.,
 disguised
 as
 a
 Kirāta
 ).
 ]--§
 332
 (
 Mahādevastava
 ):
 III,
 39,
 1627
 (
 Arjuna
 praised
 Ś.,
 Kapardinaṃ,
 etc.
 ).--§
 333
 (
 Kairātap.
 ):
 III,
 40,
 †1662
 (
 gave
 Brahmaśiras
 (
 Pāśupata
 )
 and
 Gāṇḍīva
 to
 Arjuna
 ).--[
 §
 360
 (
 Tīrthayātrāp.
 ):
 III,
 82,
 5061
 (
 Rudra,
 i.e.
 Ś.,
 multiplied
 himself
 into
 ten
 millions
 (
 koṭi
 )
 of
 forms,
 in
 order
 that
 every
 one
 of
 the
 ten
 millions
 of
 munis
 who
 were
 assembled
 at
 Rudrakoṭi
 might
 see
 him
 first
 ).
 ]--[
 §
 365
 (
 Maṅkaṇaka
 ):
 III,
 83,
 6089,
 6095,
 7001,
 7005
 (
 Maṅkaṇaka's
 relations
 to
 Mahādeva,
 i.e.
 Ś.
 ).
 ]--§
 387
 (
 Sagara
 ):
 III,
 106,
 8836
 (
 Tryakshaṃ
 Tripuramardanaṃ,
 etc.,
 Ś.
 granted
 Sagara
 sixty
 thousand
 sons
 by
 his
 one
 wife
 and
 one
 son
 by
 the
 other
 ).--[
 §
 389
 (
 Gaṅgāvatāraṇa
 ):
 III,
 108--9
 (
 gratified
 by
 Bhagīratha,
 Ś.
 sustained
 Gaṅgā,
 when
 she
 came
 down
 from
 the
 sky
 ).
 ]--[
 §
 392b
 (
 Vaitaraṇī
 ):
 III,
 114
 (
 how
 Rudra,
 i.e.
 Ś.,
 obtained
 the
 best
 part
 in
 sacrifices
 ).
 ]
 
--§
 441
 (
 Nivātakavacayuddhap.
 ):
 III,
 165,
 11914
 (
 Arjuna
 had
 obtained
 weapons
 from
 Ś.
 )
 
[
 167--8
 (
 repetition
 from
 Kairātaparvan
 )
 ].--§
 459
 (
 Mārkaṇḍeyas.
 ):
 III,
 189,
 12955,
 (
 identified
 with
 Nārāyaṇa
 ).--§
 491
 (
 Āṅgirasa
 ):
 III,
 220,
 14162
 (
 created
 from
 the
 navel
 of
 Pāñcajanya
 ).--[
 §
 501
 (
 Skandop.
 ):
 III,
 229
 (
 Rudra,
 i.e.
 Ś.,
 is
 identified
 with
 Agni,
 and
 Skanda
 is
 considered
 as
 his
 son
 ).
 ]--[
 §
 504
 (
 Skandayuddha
 ):
 III,
 231
 (
 Rudra
 begat
 Miñjika
 and
 Miñjikā
 ).
 ]--§
 506
 (
 do.
 ):
 III,
 231,
 14567
 (
 accompanied
 by
 Umā,
 etc.,
 Ś.
 proceeded
 to
 Bhadravaṭa
 ).--[
 §
 507
 (
 do.
 ):
 III,
 231
 (
 attacked
 by
 Mahisha,
 Ś.
 was
 rescued
 by
 Skanda,
 who
 slew
 Mahisha
 ).
 ]--[
 §
 524
 (
 Jayadrathavimoksh.
 ):
 III,
 272
 (
 Jayadratha
 sought
 the
 protection
 of
 Ś.
 ).
 ]--[
 §
 550
 (
 Samayapālanap.
 ):
 IV,
 13,
 339
 (
 samāje
 Brahmaṇo
 rājan
 yathā
 Paśupater--i.e.
 Ś.--iva
 ).
 ]--[
 §
 565
 (
 Gālavac.
 ):
 V,
 111,
 3825,
 3828,
 3829
 (
 Maheśvara,
 i.e.
 Ś.,
 dwells
 on
 Himavat
 
here
 Ś.
 (
 Mahādevaḥ
 )
 received
 Gaṅgā
 on
 his
 head
 
Devī
 (
 i.e.
 Umā
 )
 here
 performed
 austerities
 in
 order
 to
 win
 the
 affection
 of
 Maheśvara
 (
 i.e.
 Ś.
 ).
 ]--§
 567
 (
 Bhagavadyānap.
 ):
 V,
 124,
 4177
 (
 yuddhe
 yena--i.e.
 by
 Arjuna--Mahādevaḥ
 sākshāt
 santoshitaḥ
 Śivaḥ,
 all.
 to
 Kairātaparvan
 )
 
[
 131,
 4422
 (
 Ś.
 (
 Rudraḥ
 )
 appeared
 on
 the
 breast
 of
 Kṛshṇa
 )
 ].--§
 573
 (
 Ambopākhyānap.
 ):
 V,
 [
 187,
 7376
 (
 Ś.
 (
 Umāpatiḥ
 )
 promised
 Ambā
 that
 she
 would
 become
 a
 man
 in
 her
 next
 birth
 and
 slay
 Bhīshma
 )
 ]
 
188,
 7396
 (
 Ś.
 granted
 Drupada
 that
 he
 should
 have
 a
 daughter
 [
 i.e.
 Ambā
 re-born
 ],
 who
 would
 afterwards
 become
 a
 man
 ).--[
 §
 574
 (
 Jambūkh.
 ):
 VI,
 6,
 213
 (
 Ś.
 (
 Rudraḥ
 )
 performs
 sacrifices
 on
 Meru
 ),
 219
 (
 accompanied
 by
 Umā,
 Ś.
 (
 Paśupatiḥ
 )
 resides
 on
 Meru
 ),
 ,
 241
 (
 Ś.
 (
 Sthāṇuḥ
 )
 performs
 sacrifices
 at
 Bindusaras
 ).
 ]--[
 §
 575b
 (
 Śākadvīpa
 ):
 VI,
 11,
 429
 (
 Ś.
 (
 Śaṅkaraḥ
 )
 is
 worshipped
 on
 Śākadvīpa
 ).
 ]--§
 594
 (
 Mṛtyu
 ):
 VII,
 52,
 2046
 (
 Haraḥ,
 etc.
 
Ś.
 asked
 Brahmán
 not
 to
 destroy
 the
 creatures
 ).--[
 §
 595
 (
 Shoḍaśarājik.,
 v.
 Pṛthu
 Vainya
 ):
 VII,
 69,
 2417
 (
 when
 the
 puṇyajanas
 milked
 the
 earth,
 Ś.
 (
 Vṛshadhvajaḥ
 )
 acted
 as
 their
 calf
 ).
 ]--§
 596
 (
 Pratijñāp.
 ):
 VII,
 80--81,
 2881
 (
 in
 the
 night
 Arjuna
 and
 Kṛshṇa
 visit
 and
 praise
 Ś.,
 who
 gives
 the
 Pāśupata
 weapon
 to
 Arjuna
 ).--[
 §
 599
 (
 Jayadrathavadhap.
 ):
 VII,
 94
 (
 Ś.
 gave
 an
 armour
 to
 Indra,
 who
 then
 proceeded
 against
 Vṛtra
 ).
 ]-
 [
 §
 599e
 (
 Śini
 ):
 VII,
 144,
 6039,
 6040
 (
 Ś.
 (
 Mahādevaḥ
 )
 granted
 that
 Somadatta
 should
 have
 a
 son
 ).
 ]--[
 §
 603c
 (
 Nārāyaṇa
 ):
 VII,
 201
 (
 having
 become
 one
 with
 Bráhman
 (
 brahmabhūtaḥ
 ),
 Nārāyaṇa
 saw
 Ś.,
 the
 master,
 origin
 and
 lord
 of
 the
 universe,
 the
 lord
 of
 all
 the
 gods,
 the
 supreme
 deity
 (
 sarvadevair
 abhishṭutaṃ
 )…smaller
 than
 the
 smallest
 and
 larger
 than
 the
 largest…Rudra,
 Hara,
 Śambhu,
 with
 matted
 locks
 on
 his
 head,
 the
 infuser
 of
 life
 in
 every
 form…the
 All-destroyer…with
 the
 celestial
 bow
 and
 quivers,
 cased
 in
 golden
 armour…
 who
 holds
 Pināka,
 is
 armed
 with
 thunderbolt,
 blazing
 trident,
 battle-axe,
 mace
 and
 sword…who
 has
 the
 moon
 on
 his
 forehead,
 is
 clad
 in
 tiger-skin…who
 uses
 snakes
 as
 his
 sacrificial
 string…surrounded
 by
 numerous
 ghosts
 and
 spirits,
 who
 is
 the
 one,
 the
 abode
 of
 ascetic
 austerities
 
…who
 is
 water,
 heaven,
 etc.,
 and
 who
 is
 the
 measure
 of
 the
 duration
 of
 the
 universe.
 Persons
 of
 wicked
 behaviour
 can
 never
 obtain
 a
 sight
 of
 that
 unborn
 one,
 that
 slayer
 of
 all
 haters
 of
 brahmans,
 that
 bestower
 of
 heaven
 (
 amṛtasya
 yoniṃ,
 so
 Nīl.
 ),
 but
 only
 brahmans
 of
 righteous
 conduct,
 when
 cleansed
 from
 their
 sins
 and
 freed
 from
 the
 control
 of
 grief,
 behold
 him
 with
 their
 mind's
 eye…that
 being
 whose
 body
 is
 the
 universe
 …with
 a
 garland
 of
 akshas
 round
 his
 neck,
 who
 sports
 with
 the
 fair
 Pārvatī…the
 destroyer
 of
 the
 Asura
 Andhaka…the
 three-eyed,
 the
 bluethroated
 god.
 Ś.
 granted
 boons
 to
 Nārāyaṇa
 ).
 ]--§
 603
 (
 Nārāyaṇāstramoksh.
 ):
 VII,
 202,
 9504,
 9519
 (
 protects
 Arjuna
 
Vyāsa
 praises
 Ś.,
 and
 relates
 how
 Ś.
 destroyed
 Daksha's
 sacrifice
 ).--§
 603d
 (
 Tripura
 ):
 VII,
 202,
 9570
 (
 Ś.
 makes
 war
 against
 Tripura
 ).--§
 603
 (
 Nārāyaṇāstramoksh.
 ):
 VII,
 202,
 9594
 (
 Vyāsa
 praises
 Ś.,
 and
 explains
 some
 of
 his
 names
 to
 Arjuna
 ),
 9622
 (
 why
 he
 is
 so
 called
 ).
 [
 With
 ch.
 202,
 cf.
 XIII,
 161--162,
 below.
 ]--[
 §
 606
 (
 Tripurākhyāna
 ):
 VIII,
 33--34
 (
 Ś.
 makes
 war
 against
 Tripura
 ).
 ]--[
 §
 606b
 (
 ParaśuRāma
 ):
 VIII,
 34
 (
 Ś.
 caused
 Rāma
 Jāmadagnya
 to
 fight
 with
 the
 Dānavas
 and
 then
 gave
 him
 celestial
 weapons
 ).
 ]-§
 608
 (
 Karṇap.
 ):
 VIII,
 86,
 4361
 (
 Mahādevaḥ,
 all.
 to
 Kairātaparvan
 )
 
[
 87,
 4428
 (
 Ś.
 (
 Bhavaḥ
 )
 came
 to
 see
 the
 encounter
 between
 Karṇa
 and
 Arjuna
 )
 ].--[
 §
 615j
 (
 Maṅkaṇaka
 ):
 IX,
 38
 (
 repetition
 of
 §
 365
 ).
 ]--§
 615u
 (
 Skanda
 ):
 IX,
 44-[
 46
 ],
 2483
 (
 Skanda
 sprung
 from
 the
 seed
 of
 Maheśvara,
 i.e.
 Ś.
 (
 v.
 2455
 )
 
Skanda
 honoured
 Ś.,
 who
 gave
 him
 a
 powerful
 companion
 and
 the
 army
 Dhanañjayā
 ).--[
 §
 615z
 (
 Arundhatī
 ):
 IX,
 48
 (
 Ś.'s
 relations
 to
 Arundhatī
 ).
 ]--§
 616
 (
 Sauptikap.
 ):
 X,
 7,
 252
 (
 Aśvatthāman
 praises
 Ś.
 (
 Ugraṃ,
 etc.
 ),
 who
 appeared
 and
 gave
 Aśvatthāman
 a
 sword.
 Then
 Ś.
 entered
 Acvatthāman's
 body
 ).--[
 §
 617
 (
 Aishīkap.
 ):
 X,
 17--18
 (
 Ś.
 retired
 to
 the
 waters
 and
 did
 not
 partake
 in
 the
 creation
 
as
 no
 share
 was
 assigned
 to
 him,
 Ś.
 came
 to
 the
 sacrifice
 of
 the
 gods,
 pursued
 the
 embodied
 sacrifice,
 broke
 the
 arms
 of
 Savitṛ,
 and
 tore
 out
 the
 eyes
 of
 Bhaga
 and
 the
 teeth
 of
 Pūshan
 
then
 the
 gods
 assigned
 a
 share
 to
 him
 ).
 ]--[
 §
 621b
 (
 Rājadh.
 ):
 XII,
 8,
 241
 (
 Ś.
 (
 Mahādevaḥ
 )
 at
 a
 great
 sacrifice
 requiring
 libations
 of
 all
 kinds,
 offered
 all
 creatures
 as
 sacrificial
 libations
 and
 then
 his
 own
 self
 ).
 ]--[
 §
 626
 (
 do.
 ):
 XII,
 20,
 †612
 (
 having
 sacrificed
 himself
 as
 libation
 at
 the
 sarvayajña,
 Ś.
 (
 Mahādevaḥ
 )
 became
 the
 god
 of
 the
 gods
 ).
 ]--[
 §
 638b
 (
 Rāmopākhy.
 ):
 XII,
 49,
 1748
 (
 Ś.
 (
 Mahādevaḥ
 )
 gave
 an
 axe
 to
 Rāma
 Jāmadagnya
 ).
 ]--§
 641
 (
 Rājadh.
 ):
 XII,
 59,
 2201,
 2202
 (
 Śaṅkaraḥ,
 etc.,
 acquired
 the
 science
 of
 chastisement
 (
 daṇḍanīti
 )
 from
 Brahmán,
 abridged
 it,
 and
 handed
 the
 abridged
 work
 (
 named
 Vaiśālāksha
 and
 consisting
 of
 10,
 000
 adhyāyas
 )
 over
 to
 Indra
 )
 
122,
 [
 4498
 (
 Ś.
 (
 Iśānaḥ
 )
 was
 made
 the
 chief
 of
 the
 Rudras
 )
 ],
 4516
 (
 Mahādevaḥ
 ),
 4521
 (
 Devadevaḥ,
 etc.
 ).--[
 §
 653b
 (
 Gṛdhragomāyusaṃv.
 ):
 XII,
 153
 (
 revived
 a
 dead
 child
 ).
 ]--§
 656
 (
 Khaḍgotpattik.
 ):
 XII,
 166,
 6183
 (
 as
 Brahmán
 had
 created
 the
 sword,
 Ś.
 slew
 the
 Dānavas
 with
 it,
 and
 then
 handed
 it
 over
 to
 Vishṇu
 ).--§
 678c
 (
 Mṛtyu-Prajāpatisaṃv.
 ):
 XII,
 257
 [
 -258
 ],
 9162
 (
 Harijaṭah
 Sthāṇur
 Vedādhvarapatiḥ
 ),
 9163
 (
 asked
 Brahmán
 not
 to
 destroy
 the
 creatures,
 cf.
 §
 595
 ).--§
 693
 (
 Vṛtravadha
 ):
 XII,
 281,
 10120
 (
 jagatpatiḥ,
 Ś.'s
 energy
 assumed
 the
 form
 of
 fever
 and
 penetrated
 the
 body
 of
 Vṛtra
 ).--[
 §
 694b
 (
 Jvarotpatti
 ):
 XII,
 284
 (
 how
 fever
 came
 into
 existence
 from
 the
 sweat
 of
 Ś.
 when
 he
 at
 Daksha's
 sacrifice
 pursued
 the
 embodied
 sacrifice
 ).
 ]--[
 §
 695b
 (
 Dakshayajñavināśa
 ):
 XII,
 285
 (
 Ś.
 was
 not
 invited
 to
 the
 sacrifice
 of
 Daksha
 
urged
 by
 Umā,
 Ś.
 created
 Vīrabhadra
 from
 his
 wrath
 
accompanied
 by
 Bhadrakālī
 (
 Mahākālī
 ),
 Vīrabhadra
 destroyed
 the
 sacrifice
 
then
 Daksha
 praised
 Ś.
 by
 reciting
 his
 1,
 008
 names
 (
 Śivasahasranāmastotra
 )
 ).
 ]--§
 696b
 (
 Daksha-proktaŚivasahasranāmastotra
 ):
 XII,
 285,
 10360,
 10370
 (
 1000
 names^1
 ),
 10440,
 10473
 (
 having
 recited
 Śiva's
 1,
 008
 names,
 etc.,
 Daksha
 obtained
 boons
 from
 Ś.
 ).--§
 701b
 (
 BhavaBhārgava-samāg.
 ):
 XII,
 290,
 10669
 (
 Ś.'s
 relations
 to
 Uśanas
 ).--§
 702
 (
 Mokshadh.
 ):
 XII,
 295,
 10805
 (
 the
 gods
 applied
 to
 Ś.,
 who
 slew
 three
 Asuras
 (
 so
 PCR.
 )
 together
 with
 their
 leader
 ).--[
 §
 712
 (
 Śukotpatti
 ):
 XII,
 324--325
 (
 sitting
 on
 the
 top
 of
 Meru,
 Ś.
 was
 gratified
 by
 Vyāsa
 and
 granted
 him
 that
 he
 should
 get
 the
 son
 Śuka
 ).
 ]--[
 §
 716
 (
 Śukābhipatana
 ):
 XII,
 334
 (
 when
 Śuka
 had
 entered
 Bráhman,
 Ś.
 came
 and
 consoled
 Vyāsa
 ).
 ]--§
 717b
 (
 Nārāyaṇīya
 ):
 XII,
 342,
 13152
 (
 Iśānaṃ,
 identical
 with
 Nārāyaṇa
 )
 
[
 343,
 V
 )
 (
 how
 Rudra's--i.e.
 Ś.'s--throat
 became
 blue
 (
 nīla
 )
 ),
 XIV
 )
 (
 Himavat
 gave
 his
 daughter
 Umā
 in
 marriage
 to
 Rudra
 and
 was
 therefore
 cursed
 by
 Bhṛgu
 ),
 (
 )
 (
 the
 battle
 between
 Rudra
 and
 Nara
 and
 Nārāyaṇa
 )
 ]
 
350,
 13705
 (
 Brahmaṇaḥ
 sutaḥ,
 had
 promulgated
 the
 Pāśupata
 system
 (
 jñānaṃ
 )
 ).--§
 717d
 (
 Brahma-Rudra-saṃv.
 ):
 XII,
 351[
 -352
 ],
 13723
 (
 Caturvaktrasya--i.e.
 Brahmán's--lalāṭaprabhavaḥ
 putraḥ,
 discourse
 between
 him
 and
 Brahmán
 ).-§
 730
 (
 Ānuśāsanik.
 ):
 XIII,
 14,
 600
 (
 had
 been
 gratified
 by
 Kṛshṇa
 at
 Badarī
 ),
 606,
 (
 ),
 624,
 650
 (
 in
 order
 to
 obtain
 a
 son
 from
 the
 grace
 of
 Ś.,
 Kṛshṇa
 repaired
 to
 the
 hermitage
 of
 Upamanyu
 on
 Himavat
 ),
 671
 (
 Upamanyu
 enumerates
 the
 boons
 granted
 by
 Ś.
 to
 Hiraṇyakaśipu,
 etc.
 ).-§
 730g
 (
 Upamanyu
 ):
 XIII,
 14,
 716,
 793,
 821,
 878,
 911,
 938
 (
 Upamanyu
 relates
 how
 Ś.
 showed
 himself
 to
 him
 and
 granted
 him
 boons
 ).--§
 730
 (
 Ānuśāsanik.
 ):
 14,
 963
 (
 Kṛshṇa
 by
 his
 penances
 succeeded
 in
 seeing
 Ś.,
 whom
 he
 praised
 )
 
[
 15
 (
 Ś.
 and
 Umā
 granted
 boons
 to
 Kṛshṇa
 )
 ]
 
16,
 1105
 (
 Taṇḍin
 succeeded
 in
 seeing
 Ś.,
 whom
 he
 praised
 )
 
17,
 1141
 (
 Śivānāṃ
 Śivaḥ,
 Upamanyu
 recited
 to
 Kṛshṇa
 the
 1,
 008
 names
 of
 Ś.
 (
 i.e.
 Mahādevasahasranāmastotra
 ),
 which
 had
 been
 uttered
 by
 Brahmán
 and
 communicated
 to
 Upamanyu
 by
 Taṇḍin
 ),
 1269
 
18,
 1362,
 1364
 (
 Vyāsa,
 etc.,
 had
 obtained
 boons
 from
 Ś.
 
conclusion
 of
 Upamanyu's
 discourse
 ).--§
 734
 (
 Ānuśāsanik.
 ):
 XIII,
 26,
 †1848
 (
 divaś
 cyutā
 cirasāptā
 Śºena
 Gaṅgā,
 cf.
 §
 389
 ).--[
 §
 746
 (
 do.
 ):
 XIII,
 77
 (
 Daksha
 gave
 to
 Śiva
 a
 bull
 whom
 he
 made
 his
 vehicle
 and
 banner,
 therefore
 he
 is
 called
 Vṛshabhadhvaja
 
the
 gods
 made
 Ś.
 lord
 of
 the
 animals
 (
 Paśupati
 )
 ).
 ]--§
 747b
 (
 Suvarṇotpatti
 ):
 XIII,
 [
 84
 (
 having
 married
 Umā,
 Ś.,
 at
 the
 request
 of
 the
 gods,
 drew
 up
 his
 seed
 (
 therefore
 he
 is
 named
 Ūrdhvaretas
 ),
 but
 a
 part
 of
 it
 came
 out,
 whence
 Skanda
 arose
 )
 ]
 
85,
 4109,
 ,
 4112
 (
 Ś.
 assumed
 the
 form
 of
 Varuṇa
 and
 performed
 a
 sacrifice,
 in
 which
 Bhṛgu,
 Aṅgiras,
 and
 Kavi
 arose
 from
 the
 seed
 of
 Brahmán,
 etc.
 ).--[
 §
 768b
 (
 Umā-Maheśvara-saṃv.
 ):
 XIII,
 140--148
 (
 the
 discourse
 between
 Umā
 and
 Ś.
 ).
 ]--§
 773d
 (
 Ānuśāsanik.
 ):
 XIII,
 161--162:
 Kṛshṇa
 said
 (
 declaring
 that
 he
 would
 recite
 the
 Śatarudriya
 ):
 It
 is
 Śiva
 who
 created
 all
 creatures
 
when
 he
 looks
 angrily
 on
 D.,
 As.,
 G.,
 or
 Pn.,
 they
 cannot
 find
 peace
 anywhere.
 He
 pierced
 the
 Prajāpati
 Daksha's
 sacrifice
 
D.
 and
 As.
 became
 stupefied,
 etc.
 (
 description
 )
 
the
 Ṛshis
 performed
 propitiatory
 rites
 
Śiva
 tore
 out
 the
 eyes
 of
 Bhaga
 and
 the
 teeth
 of
 Pūshan
 (
 with
 his
 foot
 )
 
the
 gods
 recited
 the
 Śatarudriya.
 At
 last
 Śiva
 became
 gratified
 and
 the
 gods
 assigned
 a
 large
 share
 [
 of
 the
 sacrificial
 offerings
 ]
 
to
 him
 
the
 sacrifice,
 which
 had
 been
 severed
 into
 two
 pieces,
 became
 once
 more
 united.
 The
 Asuras
 had
 in
 days
 of
 yore
 three
 cities
 in
 the
 sky
 (
 of
 iron,
 silver,
 and
 gold
 respectively
 )
 
Indra
 was
 unable
 to
 pierce
 them
 
the
 gods
 then
 repaired
 to
 Rudra
 (
 Śiva
 ),
 who
 made
 Vishṇu
 his
 shaft-head,
 etc.
 (
 ),
 and
 pierced
 the
 city
 and
 burnt
 it
 together
 with
 the
 Asuras.
 Beholding
 Mahādeva
 (
 Śiva
 )
 transformed
 into
 a
 child
 with
 five
 locks
 of
 hair,
 lying
 upon
 the
 lap
 of
 Pārvatī,
 the
 latter
 asked
 the
 gods
 who
 he
 was.
 Indra
 resolved
 to
 kill
 him
 with
 his
 thunderbolt,
 but
 the
 child
 paralysed
 his
 arm
 
the
 gods
 and
 the
 Prajāpatis
 could
 not
 realise
 that
 it
 was
 the
 lord
 of
 the
 universe,
 but
 Brahmán
 by
 his
 penances
 found
 out
 that
 it
 was
 Mahādeva,
 and
 praised
 him,
 and
 so
 did
 the
 gods
 
Indra's
 arm
 became
 restored.
 Taking
 birth
 as
 Durvāsas,
 Śiva
 resided
 for
 a
 long
 time
 at
 Dvāravatī
 in
 my
 house.
 He
 is
 Rudra,
 etc.
 (
 )
 (
 XIII,
 161
 ).
 Kṛshṇa
 continued:
 “Śiva
 has
 two
 forms:
 (
 1
 )
 one
 which
 is
 terrible
 (
 =
 Agni,
 lightning,
 and
 Sūrya
 )
 and
 engaged
 in
 all
 operations
 of
 destruction
 
(
 2
 )
 one
 which
 is
 mild
 and
 auspicious
 (
 =
 Righteousness,
 water,
 and
 the
 moon
 )
 and
 engaged
 in
 brahmacarya.
 These
 two
 forms
 again
 are
 subdivided
 into
 many
 forms.
 Half
 his
 body
 is
 Agni
 (
 fire
 ),
 half
 is
 Soma
 (
 the
 moon
 ).”
 Then
 Kṛshṇa
 enumerated
 and
 explained
 many
 of
 Śiva's
 names,
 (
 )
 Ṛ.,
 D.,
 G.,
 and
 Aps.
 worship
 that
 emblem
 of
 his
 which
 is
 always
 erect
 and
 upraised.
 He
 loves
 to
 reside
 in
 crematoria,
 and
 there
 he
 burns
 and
 consumes
 all
 corpses
 
those
 persons
 who
 perform
 sacrifices
 there
 attain
 to
 the
 regions
 set
 apart
 for
 heroes.
 The
 brahmans
 know
 the
 Śatarudriya
 in
 the
 Veda
 and
 the
 adoration
 (
 upasthānaṃ
 )
 [
 of
 the
 same
 name
 ]
 
which
 is
 composed
 by
 Vyāsa.
 Śiva
 created
 Agni
 from
 his
 mouth.
 The
 lordship
 of
 Śakra,
 etc.,
 is
 verily
 his.
 It
 is
 he
 whose
 mouth
 is
 roaring
 in
 the
 waters
 of
 the
 sea
 in
 the
 form
 of
 the
 huge
 mare's
 head
 (
 XIII,
 162
 ):
 XIII,
 161,
 7496
 
162,
 7503,
 7511
 (
 why
 he
 is
 so
 called
 ).--§
 778b
 (
 Saṃvartta-Maruttīya
 ):
 XIV,
 8,
 193,
 208,
 210
 (
 Ś.
 resides
 on
 Muñjavat,
 enumeration
 of
 his
 names
 (
 Śarva,
 etc.
 )
 ).--§
 782g
 (
 Guruśishyasaṃv.
 ):
 XIV,
 43,
 1178
 (
 paśūnām
 īśvaraḥ
 ).--§
 795c
 (
 Mahābhārata
 ):
 XVIII,
 6,
 258
 (
 ºsya
 bhavane
 ).
 Cf.
 also
 the
 following
 synonyms:-Aja,
 q.v.
 Ambikābhartṛ
 (
 “husband
 of
 Ambikā,
 i.e.
 Umā”
 ):
 VII,
 2879.
 Anaṅgāṅgahara
 (
 “who
 deprived
 Kāma
 of
 his
 body”
 ):
 XIV,
 211.
 Ananta:
 VII,
 9612
 
X,
 257
 
XIV,
 206.
 Andhakaghātin
 (
 “slayer
 of
 Andhaka”
 ):
 VII,
 2876
 
XIII,
 805,
 908.
 Andhakanipātin
 (
 do.
 ):
 VII,
 9462.
 Atharva:
 XIII,
 901.
 Babhru:
 XIII,
 589,
 1263
 (
 1000
 names^2
 ).
 Bahurūpa:
 I,
 †7298
 
II,
 417
 
III,
 8836,
 11978
 
VII,
 9523,
 9527,
 9537,
 9619
 (
 etymology
 )
 
X,
 253,
 258
 
XII,
 2201,
 12173
 
XIV,
 185,
 211.
 Bhagaghna
 (
 “slayer
 of
 Bhaga”
 ):
 VII,
 9538.
 Cf.
 the
 next.
 Bhagahārin,
 Bhagākshihan,
 Bhaganetraghna,
 Bhaganetrahan,
 Bhaganetrahara,
 Bhaganetranipātana
 (
 “destroyer
 of
 Bhaga's
 eyes”
 ),
 q.v.
 Bhārgava,
 q.v.
 Bhava:
 I,
 †7298
 
II,
 417
 (
 the
 friend
 of
 Kubera
 ),
 1641
 
III,
 1520,
 (
 1618
 ),
 (
 1650
 ),
 1662,
 8836,
 †10225
 (
 ºsya,
 sc.
 āyatanaṃ,
 visited
 by
 Yudhishṭhira
 on
 his
 tīrthayātrā
 )
 
VII,
 2841,
 2867,
 2874,
 2885,
 2898,
 2903
 (
 mantraṃ
 Bhºproktaṃ
 ),
 2905,
 2906,
 2909,
 2910,
 9482
 (
 ºmayaṃ
 jagat
 ),
 9486,
 9588,
 9595
 
202,
 v.
 135
 (
 only
 B.,
 the
 verse
 is
 missing
 in
 C.
 after
 v.
 9628,
 etymology
 of
 the
 name
 )
 
VIII,
 1217
 (
 worshipped
 by
 Kṛshṇa
 and
 Arjuna
 ),
 1252
 (
 all.
 to
 Kairātaparvan
 ),
 1437,
 1551,
 1584,
 1611,
 1626
 (
 cakre
 sārathyaṃ
 Bhºsya
 Prapitāmahaḥ,
 all.
 to
 Tripurākhyāna
 ),
 †1741
 (
 all.
 to
 Kairātaparvan
 ),
 4398,
 4428
 (
 came
 to
 see
 the
 encounter
 between
 Karṇa
 and
 Arjuna
 ),
 †4573,
 †5044
 
X,
 296
 (
 ºsayujyam
 āgatāḥ
 ),
 785
 
XII,
 10258,
 10345,
 10356
 (
 1000
 names^1
 ),
 10464,
 10691,
 10694,
 11094,
 13920
 
XIII,
 605,
 668,
 686,
 690,
 696,
 731,
 738,
 793,
 803,
 805,
 848,
 875,
 908,
 986,
 995,
 1003,
 1019,
 1058,
 1075,
 1119,
 1145
 (
 1000
 names^2
 ),
 1227
 (
 do.
 ),
 1275,
 1277,
 1299,
 1308,
 3715,
 4360
 (
 among
 the
 64
 Viśvadevas
 ),
 6805,
 6880,
 7106
 (
 ºānucarāḥ
 )
 
XIV,
 197,
 208.
 Bhavaghna
 (
 ?
 ):
 XIII,
 908
 (
 PCR.
 proposes
 to
 read
 Bhagaghna
 ).
 Bhīma:
 VII,
 2875
 
VIII,
 4360
 
XIII,
 1144
 (
 1000
 names^2
 ).
 Bhūtapati,
 Bhūteśa,
 q.v.
 Brahmacārin,
 Brahmaśiropaharta,
 q.v.
 Cakrin,
 Candramaulivibhūshaṇa,
 Carmavāsas,
 Cekitāna,
 Cīravāsas
 (
 also
 VII,
 9524,
 9534
 ),
 q.v.
 Śambhu,
 q.v.
 Śaṅkara:
 I,
 4800
 (
 Mahadevaṃ,
 all.
 to
 Kairātaparvan
 ),
 6428,
 6429,
 7320,
 7322,
 7323,
 †7332,
 8120
 
II,
 864
 (
 Jarāsandha
 sacrifices
 human
 beings
 to
 Ś.
 )
 
III,
 514
 (
 cf.
 Brahmán
 ),
 1526
 (
 Devadevaṃ
 ),
 1561
 (
 Kirātarūpī
 ),
 1586,
 1630,
 1633,
 1703
 (
 ºeṇa
 Tripuraṃ
 nihataṃ,
 all.
 to
 Tripurākhyāna
 ),
 8836,
 9945,
 11943
 (
 all.
 to
 Kairātaparvan
 ),
 12007
 (
 do.
 ),
 14574
 
V,
 7391
 
VI,
 429
 (
 worshipped
 in
 Śākadvīpa
 ),
 1227
 (
 Rudrāṇāṃ
 Śaṅkaraś
 cāsmi,
 says
 Kṛshṇa
 about
 himself
 ),
 2774
 (
 nṛtyantam
 iva
 Śºṃ
 (
 at
 the
 end
 of
 the
 yuga,
 PCR.
 )
 )
 
VII,
 2881,
 2905
 (
 darśanaṃ
 Śºsya,
 all.
 to
 Kairātap.
 ),
 3463
 (
 ºsthānaṃ
 ),
 6889
 (
 ghorām
 Śºnirmitāṃ,
 sc.
 aśaniṃ
 ),
 9503,
 9521,
 9550,
 9563,
 9618
 
VIII,
 822
 (
 sarvabhūteshv
 anujñātaḥ
 Śºeṇa,
 sc.
 Arjuna
 ),
 1443,
 1454,
 1457,
 1466,
 1495,
 1586,
 1598
 
X,
 632
 (
 all.
 to
 Kairātap.
 )
 
XII,
 2201,
 4521,
 5788,
 5789,
 5797,
 5798,
 10293
 (
 ºād
 ūrdhvaṃ
 nānyaṃ
 paśyāmi
 daivataṃ
 ),
 10683,
 10692,
 12639,
 13272
 
XIII,
 589
 (
 Surāsuragurau
 ),
 675,
 680,
 717,
 759,
 776,
 777,
 872,
 931,
 963,
 970,
 1022,
 1027,
 1196
 (
 1000
 names^2
 ),
 1215
 (
 do.
 ),
 1284
 (
 ºsannidhau,
 Brahmán
 sung
 the
 1000
 names
 of
 Śiva
 ),
 1285,
 1400
 (
 Umā
 had
 performed
 austerities
 on
 Himavat
 in
 order
 to
 become
 the
 wife
 of
 Ś.
 ),
 1748
 (
 Himavat
 was
 the
 father-in-law
 of
 Ś.
 ),
 4216
 (
 priyakṛc
 Chºsya,
 i.e.
 Skanda
 ),
 6338
 (
 ºsyomayā
 sārdhaṃ
 saṃvādaṃ
 ),
 6508,
 6768,
 6806,
 6874,
 6920
 (
 ºsyomaya
 sārdhaṃ
 saṃvādaḥ
 ),
 7477
 
XIV,
 193,
 208.
 Śarva:
 III,
 1550,
 9951,
 10549
 (
 may
 be
 seen
 at
 Vātikakhaṇḍa
 at
 the
 end
 of
 every
 yuga
 ),
 11983
 (
 repetition
 of
 Kairātap.
 ),
 12241
 
VII,
 1754,
 1756
 (
 all.
 to
 Jayadrathavimokshaṇap.
 ),
 (
 3470
 )
 
VIII,
 1251
 (
 all.
 to
 Kairātap.
 ),
 1562,
 1592,
 4360
 
X,
 252,
 782
 
XII,
 4521,
 10356
 (
 1000
 names^1
 )
 
XIII,
 663,
 727,
 783,
 908,
 931,
 997
 (
 Tridaśeśvaraḥ
 ),
 1112,
 1120,
 1215
 (
 1000
 names^2
 ),
 6374,
 7462
 (
 asṛjat
 prajāḥ
 )
 
XIV,
 191,
 208,
 210.
 Cf.
 Sarva.
 Śikhaṇḍin,
 Śikhin,
 q.v.
 Śitikaṇṭha:
 VII,
 9520
 
X,
 253,
 632,
 803
 
XII,
 6164,
 13164,
 13274
 (
 ºtā,
 origin
 of
 the
 name:
 Nārāyaṇa
 seized
 Śiva
 by
 the
 throat,
 which
 became
 dark
 )
 
XIV,
 192,
 210,
 Śmaśānavāsin:
 X,
 254.
 Śrīkaṇṭha:
 XII,
 13294
 (
 origin
 of
 the
 name
 from
 the
 mark
 of
 Nārāyaṇa's
 hand
 on
 Śiva's
 throat
 ),
 13705
 (
 Brahmaṇaḥ
 sutaḥ
 )
 
XIII,
 6397
 (
 ºtā,
 origin
 of
 the
 name:
 Indra
 hurled
 his
 thunderbolt
 at
 Śiva,
 whose
 throat
 was
 scorched
 ).
 Śukra:
 X,
 253
 
XIV,
 210.
 Śūlabhṛt
 (
 “armed
 with
 the
 trident”
 ):
 II,
 402
 
VI,
 2779
 (
 ºbhūt,
 C.
 ).
 Śūladhara
 (
 do.
 ):
 III,
 1513.
 Śūladhṛk
 (
 do.
 ):
 III,
 6097
 
VIII,
 1554
 
IX,
 2236.
 Śūlahasta
 (
 do.
 ):
 IX,
 2483.
 Śūlāṅka
 (
 do.
 ):
 X,
 296.
 Śūlapāṇi
 (
 do.
 ):
 I,
 1932
 (
 iva
 ),
 8128
 
III,
 499
 (
 Śambhuḥ
 ),
 1594,
 1622,
 6055
 (
 to
 be
 worshipped
 at
 Vaitaraṇī
 ),
 8836,
 11979
 (
 repetition
 from
 Kairātaparvan
 ),
 15999
 (
 sthānaṃ
 …Śºeḥ,
 i.e.
 Gokarṇa
 )
 
IV,
 1406
 
V,
 1993
 (
 all.
 to
 Kairātap.
 ),
 7376,
 7413
 
VII,
 3136
 (
 iva
 ),
 9455
 
IX,
 1858
 (
 iva
 )
 
X,
 250
 
XII,
 4502
 (
 is
 appointed
 chief
 of
 the
 Rudras
 ),
 6169,
 10809
 
XIII,
 859,
 929,
 †981,
 3150,
 3991,
 6378
 
XVIII,
 137
 (
 ratyarthaṃ
 bhavatāṃ
 hy
 eshā-i.e.
 Draupadī--nirmitā
 Śºnā
 ).
 Śūlin
 (
 do.
 ):
 II,
 1642
 (
 ºiṃ,
 acc.
 )
 
III,
 8333
 (
 vishāṇaṃ
 Śºḥ
 )
 
VII,
 2858,
 2878
 
VIII,
 1447,
 1589,
 1609,
 4362
 
XIII,
 32,
 858,
 867
 
XIV,
 182.
 Dakshakratuhara
 (
 “destroyer
 of
 Daksha's
 sacrifice”
 ),
 Dakshayajñanibarhaṇa
 (
 do.
 ),
 Dakshayajñavināśa
 (
 do.
 ),
 Dakshayajñavināśana
 (
 do.
 ),
 q.v.
 Daṇḍapāṇi,
 Daṇḍin,
 q.v.
 Devaśreshṭha,
 Devadeva,
 Devadeveśa,
 Devādhideva,
 Devavara,
 Deveśa,
 q.v.
 Dhanadhyaksha:
 X,
 258.
 Dhanurdhara,
 Dhanus,
 Dhanvācārya,
 Dhanvantara:
 VII,
 9536.
 Dhanvin:
 VII,
 9527,
 9536
 
VIII,
 1445
 
XII,
 10361
 (
 1000
 names^1
 )
 
XIII,
 1156
 (
 1000
 names^2
 )
 
XIV,
 197,
 200.
 Dhruva:
 XIII,
 609.
 Dhūrjaṭi:
 VII,
 9621
 (
 etymology
 )
 
XIII,
 7510
 (
 do.
 ).
 Digvāsas:
 XIII,
 695,
 753,
 808,
 898,
 1155
 (
 1000
 names^2
 ).
 Divyagovṛshabhadhvaja:
 XIV,
 209.
 Cf.
 Vṛshabhadhvaja.
 Durvāsas,
 q.v.
 Ekāksha:
 XIII,
 7503.
 Gaṇādhyaksha:
 X,
 258
 
XII,
 10421
 (
 1000
 names^1
 ).
 Gananāṃ
 pati(
 ḥ
 ):
 VII,
 9589.
 Ganeśa:
 III,
 1629.
 Gaurīśa
 (
 “husband
 of
 Gaurī”
 ):
 XIV,
 210.
 Gaurīhṛdayavallabha
 (
 “dear
 to
 Gaurī's
 heart”
 ):
 X,
 258.
 Giriśa:
 I,
 7296
 
III,
 1622,
 1662
 
V,
 1993
 (
 Mahādevaṃ,
 all.
 to
 Kairātaparvan
 )
 
VII,
 9524
 
X,
 250,
 252,
 766,
 772
 
XIV,
 196.
 Girīśa:
 XIII,
 6348,
 6877
 
XIV,
 1883,
 1914.
 Govṛshabhāṅka
 (
 “having
 a
 bull
 as
 his
 mark”
 ):
 XIII,
 6902.
 Govṛshadhvaja
 (
 “having
 a
 bull
 in
 his
 banner”
 ):
 III,
 11978,
 11989,
 14428
 
XIII,
 4002.
 Cf.
 Vṛshadhvaja.
 Govṛshottamavāhana
 (
 “having
 the
 excellent
 bull
 as
 his
 vehicle”
 ):
 X,
 259.
 Haṃsa,
 q.v.
 Hara:
 I,
 4371
 (
 granted
 Gāndhārī
 100
 sons
 ),
 7970
 (
 Bhaganetraharaṃ
 )
 
II,
 754
 (
 Rudraṃ,
 etc.
 ),
 1642
 
III,
 1551,
 1617,
 1624,
 1630,
 1635,
 1666,
 8838,
 9943,
 9955,
 9962,
 14542,
 15855
 
V,
 7116
 (
 ºtulyaparākramaḥ,
 i.e.
 Rāma
 Jāmadagnya
 )
 
VII,
 1755
 (
 repetition
 from
 Jayadrathavimokshaṇaparvan
 ),
 2046
 (
 Śivaḥ
 ),
 3463,
 †6726
 (
 yathā
 ),
 †8410
 (
 ºvṛshodaragātrasamadyutiḥ,
 sc.
 the
 moon
 ),
 9453,
 9505,
 9541,
 9562,
 9583,
 9628
 (
 etymology
 )
 
VIII,
 1504,
 1506,
 1524,
 †4661
 
IX,
 2512(
 ?
 ),
 2807
 
X,
 249,
 253,
 291,
 293
 
XII,
 8551
 (
 Brahma-Hºādishu
 ),
 10344,
 10457,
 13302
 (
 Viśveśaṃ
 )
 
XIII,
 772,
 774,
 775,
 779,
 813,
 826,
 968,
 980,
 1143,
 1146
 (
 1000
 names^2
 ),
 1156
 (
 do.
 ),
 1234
 (
 do.
 ),
 1312,
 †1847
 (
 ºsya
 bhāryā,
 i.e.
 Gaṅgā
 ),
 6361
 (
 ºtulyāmbaradharā,
 sc.
 Umā
 ),
 6363,
 6364,
 6369,
 6370,
 7106
 (
 ºtulyaparākramāḥ
 )
 
XIV,
 211.
 Harirudra,
 q.v.
 Haryaksha:
 IX,
 595
 (
 saśūlam
 iva
 Hºṃ
 ).
 Īśa,
 Īśāna,
 Īśvara,
 q.v.
 Jaṭādhara
 (
 “wearing
 matted
 locks”
 ):
 III,
 1625.
 Jaṭila
 (
 do.
 ):
 VII,
 9454
 
X,
 254
 
XII,
 10366
 (
 1000
 names^1
 ),
 10445.
 Jaṭin
 (
 do.
 ):
 VI,
 2046
 
VII,
 2858,
 2879
 
XIII,
 1145
 (
 1000
 names^2
 ),
 1171
 (
 do.
 ).
 Kāla,
 q.v.
 Kāmāṅganāśa
 (
 “who
 destroyed
 the
 body
 of
 Kāma”
 ):
 XIII,
 907.
 Kapāli[
 n
 ]
 (
 “carrying
 human
 skulls”
 ):
 II,
 1641
 (
 ºiṃ,
 acc.
 ).
 Kāpālin
 (
 do.?
 ):
 VII,
 159
 
XIII,
 1217
 (
 1000
 names^2
 ).
 Kapardin:
 III,
 1624,
 1936,
 14126
 (
 ºsutāṃ
 )
 
V,
 7385
 
VII,
 2875,
 9453,
 9521,
 9530
 
VIII,
 1530,
 4360
 
X,
 248,
 791
 
XII,
 4521,
 13114
 (
 identified
 with
 Nārāyaṇa
 ),
 13148
 (
 Rudraḥ
 ),
 13300
 
XIII,
 609,
 614,
 1159
 (
 1000
 names^2
 ),
 6877,
 7460
 
XIV,
 192,
 1884.
 Khaṭvāṅgadhārin:
 X,
 254.
 Kirāta,
 q.v.
 Kṛttivāsas
 (
 “clad
 in
 skins”
 ):
 II,
 1642
 
VIII,
 1449,
 1505
 
X,
 256,
 789
 
XIII,
 1283,
 1348
 
XIV,
 204.
 Kumārapitṛ
 (
 “father
 of
 Kumāra,
 i.e.
 Skanda”
 ):
 VIII,
 1450
 
X,
 259.
 Lalātāksha
 (
 “having
 an
 eye
 on
 his
 forehead”
 ):
 III,
 1628.
 Lelihāna:
 XIV,
 198.
 Lokabhāvana,
 Lokaguru,
 Lokanātha,
 Lokeśa,
 Lokeśvara,
 q.v.
 Mahādeva
 (
 “the
 great
 god”
 ):
 I,
 433
 (
 Kirātavapushā
 ),
 ††678
 (
 ºkṛtyāṃ
 ),
 2708
 (
 ºāntakābhyāṃ,
 Aśvatthāman
 was
 born
 from
 a
 part
 of
 Mahādeva,
 etc.
 ),
 4800
 (
 Śaṅkaraṃ,
 all.
 to
 Kairātap.
 ),
 7682,
 7706
 (
 Sthāṇuḥ,
 how
 he
 got
 four
 faces
 ),
 8117,
 8135,
 8470
 (
 all.
 to
 Kairātap.
 )
 
II,
 417
 (
 in
 the
 palace
 of
 Kubera
 ),
 467
 (
 sahomaḥ,
 in
 the
 palace
 of
 Brahmán
 ),
 629
 (
 Umāpatiṃ,
 worshipped
 by
 Jarāsandha
 ),
 754
 (
 Rudraṃ
 ),
 1642
 
III,
 1544,
 (
 1547
 ),
 1611,
 1622,
 1625,
 1632,
 1642,
 1645,
 1665,
 1688,
 1952
 (
 all.
 to
 Kairātap.
 ),
 4093
 (
 ºprasādāc
 ca
 gāṇapatyañ
 ca
 vindate,
 sc.
 by
 bathing
 in
 Rudravaṭa--B.
 Bhadravaṭa
 ),
 5042
 (
 to
 be
 worshipped
 at
 Rudrapada
 (
 ?
 rudraṃ
 padaṃ
 )
 ),
 5064,
 6072
 (
 to
 be
 worshipped
 at
 Mṛgadhūma
 ),
 6089,
 6095,
 7001,
 7005,
 7042
 (
 to
 be
 worshipped
 at
 the
 tīrtha
 Naraka
 ),
 8002,
 8105
 (
 to
 be
 worshipped
 at
 Śālagrāma
 ),
 8161
 (
 on
 Śrīparvata
 ),
 8192,
 8205
 (
 in
 Jyeshṭhasthāna
 ),
 8210
 (
 to
 be
 worshipped
 at
 Muñjavaṭa
 ),
 8522
 (
 in
 Brahmasaras
 ),
 8847,
 11941,
 11986,
 11994,
 11995
 (
 repetition
 from
 Kairātap.
 ),
 12305
 (
 sagaṇaḥ
 ),
 14521
 (
 Tripurārdanaṃ
 ),
 14569
 
IV,
 1298
 (
 Kirātaveśmapracchannah,
 all.
 to
 Kairātap.
 )
 
V,
 1993
 (
 Giriśaṃ
 ),
 3828
 (
 atra--i.e.
 in
 the
 north--Gaṅgāṃ
 Mºḥ
 patantīm
 gaganāc
 cyutāṃ
 pratigṛhya
 dadau
 loke
 mānushe
 ),
 3881,
 4177
 (
 all.
 to
 Kairātap.
 ),
 7381,
 7385,
 7392
 
VII,
 2052,
 2875,
 2885,
 6039,
 6040
 (
 granted
 a
 boon
 to
 Somadatta
 ),
 7047
 (
 all.
 to
 Kairātap.
 ),
 9504,
 9505,
 9542,
 9560,
 9588,
 9595,
 9602,
 9623
 (
 etymology
 ),
 9636
 
VIII,
 1466
 (
 Śiva
 became
 endued
 with
 the
 half
 of
 the
 united
 energy
 of
 the
 gods,
 and
 from
 that
 time
 he
 was
 called
 Mahādeva
 ),
 1467,
 1511,
 1544,
 1585,
 1592,
 †4055
 (
 all.
 to
 Kairātap.
 ),
 4361
 (
 Śivaḥ,
 do.
 )
 
IX,
 2227,
 2228,
 2233,
 2235
 (
 Rudrāt
 ),
 2240,
 2414,
 2799,
 2801
 (
 gratified
 by
 Arundhatī
 )
 
X,
 247,
 298,
 307,
 311,
 766,
 767,
 793,
 811
 
XII,
 241
 (
 Viśvarūpaḥ
 ),
 †612
 (
 sacrificed
 himself
 at
 the
 sarvayajña
 ),
 1748
 (
 gave
 weapons
 to
 Rāma
 Jāmadagnya
 ),
 4498
 (
 Īśānaṃ,
 was
 made
 lord
 of
 the
 Rudras
 ),
 4504,
 4516
 (
 Śivaḥ
 ),
 4520
 (
 Prajāpatiḥ
 ),
 6169
 (
 Śūlapāṇiḥ,
 slew
 the
 Asuras
 with
 the
 sword
 ),
 9168,
 10221
 (
 Paśupatiṃ
 ),
 10226,
 10233,
 10252,
 10254,
 10286,
 10331,
 10461,
 10471,
 10688,
 12168,
 12173,
 12177
 (
 gratified
 by
 Vyāsa,
 Śiva
 granted
 him
 the
 son
 Śuka
 ),
 12334,
 12335
 (
 performed
 austerities
 on
 the
 mountain
 Ādityaparvata
 ),
 12639
 (
 consoled
 Vyāsa
 after
 the
 death
 of
 Śuka
 ),
 12673(
 ?
 )
 
XIII,
 590,
 664,
 679,
 683,
 685,
 695,
 696,
 719,
 724,
 737,
 757,
 758,
 762,
 769,
 795,
 797,
 837,
 855,
 865,
 875,
 880,
 927,
 934,
 943
 (
 jagatsrashṭā
 ),
 964,
 965,
 972,
 999,
 1038,
 1039,
 1104,
 1216
 (
 1000
 names^2
 ),
 1271,
 1308,
 1326,
 1328,
 1331,
 1351,
 1365,
 1366,
 1712
 (
 to
 be
 worshipped
 in
 the
 hermitage
 of
 the
 Kṛttikās
 ),
 3718,
 3723
 (
 made
 the
 bull
 which
 was
 given
 to
 him
 by
 Daksha
 his
 vehicle
 and
 banner
 ),
 3724,
 3993,
 4133
 (
 assumed
 the
 form
 of
 Varuṇa
 and
 performed
 a
 sacrifice
 ),
 4932
 (
 Gaṅgāyāś
 ca
 durutsahāṃ
 mūrdhnā
 dhārāṃ
 Mahādevaḥ
 śirasā
 yām
 adhārayat
 ),
 5255,
 6484,
 (
 6527
 ),
 6747,
 (
 6748
 ),
 6893
 (
 identified
 with
 Kṛshṇa
 ),
 7129
 (
 ?
 Rantidevaṃ
 ),
 7463,
 7501,
 7503,
 7509
 (
 etymology
 )
 
XIV,
 203,
 206,
 212,
 1933.
 Mahāgaṇapati:
 X,
 254.
 Mahāyogin:
 XIV,
 206.
 Maheśa
 (
 “the
 great
 Lord”
 ):
 XIII,
 780.
 Maheśvara
 (
 do.
 ):
 I,
 1154,
 7701,
 8128
 
II,
 416
 
III,
 883
 (
 ºśaroddhūtaṃ
 papāta
 Tripuraṃ
 yathā
 ),
 1939
 (
 ashṭamūrtinā,
 all.
 to
 Kairātap.
 ),
 5014
 (
 worshipped
 in
 Damin
 ),
 5045
 (
 to
 be
 worshipped
 on
 Devikā
 ),
 7048
 (
 do.
 at
 Gaṅgāhrada
 ),
 9906,
 9942
 (
 Nīlakaṇṭhāt
 ),
 11977
 (
 repetition
 from
 Kairātap.
 ),
 14500,
 14513
 (
 na
 spṛśanti
 grahā
 bhaktān
 narān
 devaṃ
 Mºṃ
 ),
 14526
 (
 father
 of
 Skanda
 ),
 14567
 (
 Śivam
 ity
 eva
 yaṃ
 prāhur
 Īśaṃ
 Rudraṃ
 Pitāmahaṃ
 |
 bhāvais
 tu
 vividhākāraiḥ
 pūjayanti
 Mºṃ
 ),
 14572,
 14617,
 14618,
 15160
 (
 the
 Dānavas
 had
 formerly
 obtained
 Duryodhana
 from
 Maheśvara
 ),
 16188
 (
 ºsakhaṃ,
 i.e.
 Kubera
 )
 
V,
 2031
 (
 ºsamaṃ
 krodhe,
 sc.
 Bhīma
 ),
 3152
 (
 ºsamaḥ
 krodhe,
 sc.
 Bhīma
 ),
 3825
 (
 on
 Himavat
 ),
 3829,
 7498
 
VI,
 222,
 1955
 (
 yathā
 )
 
VII,
 2668
 (
 all.
 to
 Kairātap.
 ),
 2838
 (
 slew
 the
 Daityas
 with
 the
 Pāśupata
 weapon
 ),
 2908,
 3462,
 3469,
 6818
 (
 jaghana…Maheśvara
 ivāndhakaṃ
 ),
 6864
 (
 all.
 to
 Tripurākhyāna
 ),
 7131
 (
 ºsamo
 yudhi
 ),
 7979
 (
 all.
 to
 Tripurākhyāna
 ),
 9513,
 9532,
 9546,
 9553,
 9566,
 9567,
 9583,
 9587,
 9591,
 9601,
 9607,
 9616
 (
 etymology
 ),
 9618,
 9629
 
VIII,
 1330
 (
 yathā
 Brahmā
 Maheśvaraṃ,
 sc.
 acted
 as
 charioteer
 to
 ),
 1463,
 1565,
 1570,
 1573,
 (
 1587
 ),
 1598,
 (
 1602
 )
 
IX,
 2717
 (
 kecit
 Mºsutaṃ
 vadanti,
 sc.
 Skanda
 ),
 3034
 (
 Brahma-VishṇuMaheśvaraiḥ
 )
 
X,
 296
 
XII,
 6205
 (
 ºpraṇītaś
 ca
 Purāṇe
 niścayaṃ
 gataḥ,
 sc.
 the
 sword
 ),
 10126,
 (
 10132
 ),
 (
 10232
 ),
 (
 10234
 ),
 10292,
 10303,
 10330,
 10332,
 10426
 (
 1000
 names^1
 ),
 10671,
 10674,
 12183
 (
 granted
 to
 Vyāsa
 the
 son
 Śuka
 ),
 12957
 (
 protected
 Bāṇa,
 but
 was
 vanquished
 by
 Kṛshṇa
 ),
 13164
 (
 Devadeva,
 identified
 with
 Nārāyaṇa
 ),
 13686
 (
 ºprasādena,
 cf.
 v.
 12183,
 PCR.
 has
 Mādhava
 )
 
XIII,
 599,
 600,
 700
 (
 Devadevāt
 ),
 727
 (
 Viśvarūpaḥ
 ),
 755,
 770,
 778,
 801,
 806,
 823,
 829,
 856,
 871,
 911,
 923,
 948,
 966,
 978,
 1081,
 1163
 (
 1000
 names^2
 ),
 1280,
 1296,
 1322,
 1337,
 1343,
 1348,
 1702
 (
 ºsya
 tristhāne,
 a
 tīrtha
 on
 the
 spot
 where
 Gaṅgā
 flows
 in
 a
 northward
 direction
 ),
 1830
 (
 held
 Gaṅgā
 on
 his
 head
 ),
 3346
 (
 performed
 austerities
 surrounded
 by
 cows
 ),
 (
 6173
 )
 (
 discourses
 about
 kine
 ),
 6376,
 (
 6381
 ),
 (
 6399
 ),
 (
 6405
 ),
 (
 6414
 ),
 (
 6424
 ),
 (
 6451
 ),
 6482,
 (
 6509
 ),
 (
 6642
 ),
 (
 6652
 ),
 6664,
 (
 6684
 ),
 (
 6729
 ),
 (
 6737
 ),
 (
 6743
 ),
 6800,
 (
 6807
 ),
 6913,
 6917,
 7470,
 7479,
 7503,
 7507
 (
 etymology
 ),
 7519,
 7530
 
XIV,
 141
 (
 in
 Vārāṇasī
 ),
 182,
 209,
 1889
 (
 suraśreshṭhaṃ
 ).
 Mahishaghna
 (
 “slayer
 of
 Mahisha”
 ):
 XIII,
 905.
 Makhaghna
 (
 “destroyer
 of
 [
 Daksha's
 ]
 
sacrifice”
 ):
 VII,
 2876.
 Mīḍhvas:
 III,
 1628
 
VII,
 9524
 
XIV,
 195.
 Mṛgavyādha:
 XIV,
 197.
 Munīndra:
 XIII,
 887.
 Nandīśvara:
 XII,
 10481
 
XIII,
 1189
 (
 1000
 names^2
 ),
 1747
 (
 ºsya
 mūrttiṃ
 ),
 7103
 (
 mahākāyo
 grāmaṇīr
 Vṛshabhadhvajaḥ
 ).
 Niśācarapati:
 VII,
 2046.
 Nīlagrīva
 (
 “having
 a
 dark
 neck”
 ):
 III,
 1625
 
VII,
 2876
 
VIII,
 1447
 
XII,
 10359
 (
 1000
 names^1
 ).
 Cf.
 the
 next.
 Nīlakanṭḥa
 (
 do.
 ):
 I,
 1154
 (
 origin
 of
 the
 name:
 Śiva
 swallowed
 the
 poison
 Kālakūṭa,
 then
 his
 throat
 became
 dark
 )
 
II,
 1641
 
VII,
 9471,
 9541
 
XII,
 13206
 (
 origin
 of
 the
 name:
 Nārāyaṇa
 seized
 Śiva
 in
 the
 throat,
 which
 became
 dark
 )
 
XIII,
 843,
 1154
 (
 1000
 names^2
 ).
 Cf.
 Śitikaṇṭha.
 Nīlalohita:
 VIII,
 1505
 
XIII,
 910
 (
 Rudrānāṃ
 Nīlalohitaḥ
 ),
 1089.
 Paśubhartṛ:
 IX,
 2414
 
XII,
 10291
 
XIII,
 620.
 Paśupati:
 I,
 5698
 (
 a
 festival
 in
 honour
 of
 him
 at
 Vāraṇāvata
 )
 
II,
 402
 (
 in
 the
 palace
 of
 Kubera
 ),
 656
 (
 ºer
 gṛhe,
 Jarāsandha
 kept
 the
 vanquished
 kings
 ),
 1642
 
III,
 14545,
 15855
 
IV,
 339
 (
 Pºer
 iva,
 sc.
 samāje
 )
 
V,
 7593
 (
 had
 given
 the
 Pāśupata
 weapon
 to
 Arjuna,
 all.
 to
 Kairātap.
 )
 
VI,
 219
 (
 on
 Meru
 )
 
VII,
 9615
 (
 etymology
 )
 
IX,
 2664
 (
 gave
 Skanda
 an
 army
 of
 bhūtas
 named
 Dhanañjayā
 )
 
X,
 447
 (
 nyapātayat
 …paśūn
 Paºir
 yathā
 )
 
XII,
 10221,
 10230,
 10238,
 10692,
 13365
 
XIII,
 698,
 †771,
 780,
 3724
 (
 origin
 of
 the
 name
 ),
 4113,
 4115,
 4164,
 7515
 (
 etymology
 )
 
XIV,
 209.
 Parameśvara,
 q.v.
 Pinākadhṛk
 (
 “armed
 with
 the
 bow
 Pināka”
 ):
 I,
 7831
 
III,
 1586,
 8522,
 11939,
 11977
 
IV,
 779
 (
 iva
 )
 
VI,
 225,
 2770
 (
 iva
 )
 
VII,
 9471,
 9564,
 9636
 
XII,
 10241,
 10258
 
XIII,
 1188
 (
 1000
 names^2
 ),
 1250
 (
 do.
 ),
 4110,
 6388,
 6651,
 7467
 
XIV,
 2299
 (
 yathā
 ).
 Pinākagoptṛ
 (
 do.
 ):
 III,
 1628.
 Pinākahasta
 (
 do.
 ):
 XII,
 12639.
 Pinākapāṇi
 (
 do.
 ):
 III,
 1551
 
IV,
 1434
 
VIII,
 †1523
 
X,
 134
 (
 iva
 )
 
XIII,
 881,
 6409.
 Pinākin
 (
 do.
 ):
 I,
 1491
 (
 iva
 )
 
II,
 1642
 (
 ºiṃ,
 acc.
 )
 
III,
 1543,
 1591,
 1615,
 1664,
 1666,
 8836
 (
 ºiṃ,
 acc.
 ),
 10550,
 14559
 
IV,
 1960
 (
 iva
 )
 
V,
 5897
 (
 iva
 )
 
VI,
 225,
 684
 (
 plur.
 ),
 2770
 (
 iva
 )
 
VII,
 2877,
 3465,
 †9455,
 9534
 
VIII,
 †3521
 
IX,
 2483
 
XII,
 5793,
 10685
 
XIII,
 667,
 981,
 6806.
 Piṅgala:
 XIII,
 882.
 Pitāmaha,
 q.v.
 Prajāpati,
 q.v.
 Prajāpatimakhaghna
 (
 “destroyer
 of
 Prajāpati's
 [
 i.e.
 Daksha's
 ]
 
sacrifice”
 ):
 VIII,
 1446.
 Pūshṇo
 dantabhid:
 XIV,
 193.
 Pūshṇo
 dantavināśa(
 ḥ
 ):
 VII,
 9541.
 Rājarāja,
 q.v.
 Rudra:
 I,
 538
 (
 ºmāhālmyaṃ
 ),
 569,
 1668
 (
 yathaiva
 bhagavān
 Rudro
 viddhvā
 yajñamṛgaṃ
 ),
 2529
 (
 ºsyānucaraḥ
 śrīmān
 Mahākālaḥ,
 i.e.
 Bāṇa
 ),
 7971
 (
 ?lokeshu
 sendra-Rudreshu
 ),
 (
 8116
 ),
 8122,
 (
 8126
 ),
 8127,
 8133,
 8134,
 8136,
 8138
 
II,
 754,
 862
 (
 Jarāsandha
 sacrificed
 the
 vanquished
 kings
 to
 Rudra
 ),
 1642
 
III,
 481
 (
 identified
 with
 Kṛshṇa
 ),
 1441,
 1444,
 1592,
 5015
 (
 to
 be
 worshipped
 at
 Damin
 ),
 5061
 (
 at
 Rudrakoṭi
 ),
 6097,
 7097
 (
 worshipped
 by
 Vishṇu
 at
 the
 tīrtha
 Suvarṇākhya
 ),
 8105
 (
 at
 Śālagrāma
 ),
 8416
 (
 had
 obtained
 Brahmaśiras
 and
 given
 it
 to
 Arjuna
 ),
 8417,
 8841,
 8852,
 10101,
 10103,
 10104,
 10105,
 †10225
 (
 ºsya,
 sc.
 āyatanaṃ,
 visited
 by
 Yudhishṭhira
 on
 his
 tīrthayātrā
 ),
 11938,
 12237
 (
 Devadevāya
 ),
 14103
 (
 yathā
 Rudrāc
 ca
 sambhūtaḥ,
 sc.
 Skanda
 ),
 14391
 (
 =
 Agni,
 C.,
 but
 B.
 has
 Rudram
 Agnimukhāṃ
 Svāhāṃ
 ),
 14428
 (
 Rudram
 Agniṃ
 dvijāḥ
 prāhū,
 Rudrasūnus
 tatas
 tu
 saḥ,
 sc.
 Skanda,
 the
 son
 of
 Agni
 ),
 14429
 (
 Rudreṇa
 śukram
 utsṛshṭaṃ
 tac
 Chvetaḥ
 parvato
 'bhavat
 ),
 14430,
 14431
 (
 anupraviśya
 Rudreṇa
 vahniṃ
 jāto
 hy
 ayaṃ
 śiśuḥ,
 i.e.
 Skanda
 ),
 14432,
 14495
 (
 purusheshu
 yathā
 Rudras
 tathāryā
 pramadāsv
 api
 ),
 14521,
 14522,
 14523,
 14528
 (
 Miñjikāmiñjikaṃ
 mithunaṃ
 Rudrasambhavaṃ
 ),
 14551
 (
 ºsya
 śūlaḥ,
 named
 Vijaya
 ),
 14553
 (
 ºsya
 paṭṭiśaḥ
 ),
 14556,
 14558,
 14564,
 14566,
 14567,
 (
 14571
 ),
 14601,
 14602,
 14605,
 14625,
 16020
 (
 anvadhāvad
 mṛgaṃ
 Rāmo
 Rudras
 tārāmṛgaṃ
 yathā
 )
 
IV,
 1536
 (
 all.
 to
 Kairātaparvan
 ),
 1982
 (
 had
 given
 Arjuna
 the
 Raudra
 weapon
 ),
 2011
 (
 ºparākramaḥ,
 i.e.
 Arjuna
 )
 
V,
 457,
 3969
 (
 reme…yathā
 Rudraś
 ca
 Rudrāṇyāṃ
 ),
 4482,
 5381,
 5604,
 5856
 (
 ºvat
 ),
 7378
 
VI,
 213
 (
 on
 Meru
 ),
 2776
 (
 Pinākam
 iva
 Rudrasya
 ),
 2797
 (
 do.
 ),
 4679
 (
 ºvat
 )
 
VII,
 456,
 755
 (
 pātayishyāmi
 Rudraḥ
 paśugaṇān
 iva
 ),
 787
 (
 ākrīḍa
 iva
 Rudrasya
 ghnataḥ
 kālātyaye
 paśūn
 ),
 1289
 (
 lokeshu
 sendra-Rudreshu
 ),
 1756
 (
 all.
 to
 Jayadrathavimokshaṇaparvan
 ),
 (
 2054
 ),
 2220
 (
 granted
 Śibi
 imperishable
 wealth
 ),
 2574
 (
 Jayadrathaḥ
 varadānena
 Rudrasya
 ),
 2691
 (
 had
 given
 a
 weapon
 to
 Arjuna
 ),
 2874,
 2899,
 3676,
 5013
 (
 ºsyākrīḍasadṛcaḥ
 ),
 5956,
 6180
 (
 ākrīḍanam
 iva
 Rudrasya
 ),
 6236
 (
 nyahan
 Rudraḥ
 paśūn
 iva
 ),
 6416
 (
 ºŚakrāntakopamaṃ
 ),
 6723,
 6810
 (
 ºopendravikramaḥ,
 sc.
 Aśvatthāman
 ),
 6993
 (
 all.
 to
 Kairātap.
 ),
 7939
 (
 ºopendravikramaḥ,
 sc.
 Karṇa
 ),
 7986
 (
 aśanīṃ
 Rºnirmitāṃ
 ),
 8617,
 8815
 (
 ºsya
 [
 C.
 Ruddhasya
 ]
 
nighnataḥ
 paśūn
 yathā
 ),
 9453,
 9462,
 9486
 (
 ºbhaktaḥ
 Keśavaḥ
 Rºsaṃbhavaḥ
 ),
 9490,
 9504,
 9519,
 9520,
 9553,
 9558,
 9561,
 9592,
 9594,
 9609,
 9612,
 9635
 (
 etymology
 )
 
VIII,
 146
 (
 kṛtvā
 mahāyuddhaṃ
 …yathā
 Rudreṇa
 cāndhakaḥ
 ),
 1248
 (
 ºsyākrīḍasannibhaṃ
 ),
 1447,
 1496
 (
 ºdaṇḍaḥ
 ),
 1501,
 1555,
 1559,
 1561,
 1563,
 1575,
 1577
 (
 ºkalpaḥ,
 sc.
 Śalya
 ),
 1620,
 1623,
 1629,
 2224
 (
 avadhīt
 …Rudraḥ
 paśūn
 iva
 ),
 2742
 (
 iva
 ),
 3141
 (
 nighnataḥ
 sarvabhūtāni
 Rudrasyeva
 ),
 3667
 (
 rūpaṃ
 Rºopendrasamaṃ
 ),
 †4611
 (
 iva
 )
 
IX,
 188
 (
 ºsyākrīḍasannibhaṃ
 ),
 722
 (
 ºsyākrīḍanaṃ
 yathā
 ),
 847
 (
 vyapothayata…Rudraḥ
 paśūn
 iva
 ),
 †911
 (
 sasarja…Rudro
 'ndhakāyāntakaraṃ
 yatheshuṃ
 ),
 1130
 (
 yathā
 ),
 2235,
 2488,
 2492,
 2507,
 2666
 (
 ºtulyabalaiḥ
 ),
 2756
 (
 friend
 of
 Kubera
 )
 
X,
 134
 (
 iva
 ),
 249,
 252,
 254,
 305,
 780,
 788,
 799
 
XI,
 439
 (
 ºākrīḍanibhaṃ
 )
 
XII,
 141,
 439,
 †2791,
 †2792,
 †2793,
 4430
 (
 ºtanayaḥ,
 i.e.
 chastisement
 ),
 4472
 (
 Muñjapṛshṭhaḥ…Rudrasevitaḥ
 ),
 4521,
 5752,
 6135
 (
 the
 eighth
 son
 of
 Brahmán
 ),
 6164
 (
 Ṛshabhaketave
 ),
 6165,
 6172,
 6173,
 6175,
 6183,
 6185,
 6202,
 10284,
 10308
 (
 ºtulyā
 gaṇāḥ
 ),
 10320,
 10321,
 10322,
 10325,
 10327,
 10669,
 11706
 (
 if
 the
 soul
 (
 jīva
 )
 escapes
 through
 the
 breast,
 one
 goes
 to
 Rudra
 ),
 11785
 (
 Viśvarūpasya
 ),
 12177
 (
 on
 Meru
 ),
 12645,
 12737
 (
 krodhajaḥ
 ),
 12915
 (
 devakrodhād
 viniḥsṛtaḥ
 ),
 13016,
 13043
 (
 created
 ten
 other
 Rudras
 ),
 13085
 (
 son
 of
 Brahmán,
 issued
 from
 the
 forehead
 of
 Brahmán
 ),
 13140,
 13146,
 13149,
 13152,
 13155
 (
 identified
 with
 Nārāyaṇa
 ),
 13156,
 13158,
 ††13206
 (
 Daksha
 caused
 a
 third
 eye
 to
 appear
 on
 the
 forehead
 of
 Rudra
 ),
 ††13222
 (
 wooed
 Umā
 ),
 ††13223,
 13268,
 (
 his
 encounter
 with
 Nara
 and
 Nārāyaṇa
 ),
 13273,
 13274,
 13278,
 13284,
 13289,
 13291,
 13295,
 13300
 (
 Devadevaṃ
 ),
 13563,
 (
 13729
 ),
 (
 13735
 )
 
XIII,
 597,
 681,
 687,
 693,
 †781,
 818
 (
 Devadevena
 ),
 864,
 941,
 1003,
 1279,
 1286,
 1361,
 1379,
 1396
 (
 ºsyāyatanaṃ
 ),
 1411,
 3723
 (
 made
 the
 bull
 given
 to
 him
 by
 Daksha
 his
 vehicle
 and
 banner
 ),
 †3727,
 3991
 (
 Śūlapāṇiḥ
 ),
 3993,
 3994,
 4008,
 4025
 (
 ºsya
 retaḥ
 praskannam
 agnau,
 whence
 arose
 Skanda
 ),
 4084,
 4105
 (
 Īśasya
 ),
 4112,
 4164
 (
 identified
 with
 Agni
 ),
 5245
 (
 ºkanyābhiḥ
 ),
 5283
 (
 ºdevarshi-kanyābhiḥ
 ),
 5972,
 7110
 (
 ºānala-Vasuprabhāḥ,
 sc.
 ṛshayaḥ
 ),
 7124
 (
 ºsaṅkāśāḥ
 …Brahmalaukikāḥ
 ),
 7475,
 7477,
 7478,
 7480,
 7483
 (
 mahāº
 ),
 7484,
 7488,
 7493,
 7496,
 7502,
 7508
 (
 etymology
 )
 
XIV,
 192,
 1132,
 1922.
 Ṛshabhaketu
 (
 “having
 a
 bull
 for
 his
 banner”
 ):
 XII,
 6164.
 Sarva
 (
 B.
 has
 often
 Śarva
 ):
 II,
 1642
 (
 B.
 Cº
 )
 
VII,
 2869
 (
 do.
 ),
 2872
 (
 do.
 ),
 2874
 (
 do.
 ),
 2881,
 2888
 (
 B.
 Śº
 ),
 9508,
 9523,
 9565
 (
 B.
 Cº
 ),
 9594,
 9620
 (
 etymology
 )
 
IX,
 2239
 
XII,
 10363,
 10391
 (
 1000
 names^1
 )
 
XIII,
 720,
 742,
 1036
 (
 B.
 Śº
 ),
 1143
 (
 do.
 ),
 1145
 (
 1000
 names^2
 ),
 1206
 (
 do.
 ),
 1303
 (
 B.
 Śº
 ),
 4164
 (
 do.,
 identified
 with
 Agni
 ),
 6872
 (
 B.
 Śº
 ),
 7496
 
XIV,
 201.
 Sarvabhūtaguru,
 Sarvabhūtamaheśvara,
 Sarvabhūtapati,
 Sarvabhūteśa,
 q.v.
 Sarvadeveśa,
 Sarvadeveśvara,
 q.v.
 Sarvalokapitāmaha,
 Sarvalokeśvara,
 Sarvalokeśvareśvara,
 q.v.
 Sarvayogeśvareśvara:
 XII,
 10240.
 Sthāṇu:
 I,
 32
 (
 came
 out
 from
 the
 primordial
 egg
 ),
 2565
 (
 father
 of
 the
 eleven
 Rudras
 ),
 7702,
 7706
 
II,
 72
 (
 at
 Bindusaras
 ),
 298
 (
 ?,
 in
 the
 palace
 of
 Indra
 ),
 1641
 
III,
 1518,
 1935
 (
 ekādaśatanuḥ
 ),
 4091
 (
 ºos
 tīrthaṃ,
 i.e.
 Rudravaṭa
 or
 Bhadravaṭa
 ),
 5092
 (
 Muñjavaṭaṃ
 nāma
 Sthāṇoḥ
 sthānaṃ
 ),
 7034
 (
 Yogeśvaraḥ,
 at
 Pañcavaṭi
 ),
 8883,
 10409
 (
 ºor
 mantrāṇi,
 are
 to
 be
 recited
 at
 Pushkara
 ),
 12285
 (
 all.
 to
 Kairātaparvan
 )
 
VI,
 241
 (
 at
 Bindusaras
 )
 
VII,
 2046,
 2047,
 (
 2049
 ),
 9488,
 9505,
 9522,
 9538,
 9570,
 9625
 (
 etymology
 )
 
VIII,
 1434,
 1435
 (
 Īśānaṃ
 ),
 (
 1459
 ),
 1508,
 1534,
 1535,
 1554
 (
 Śūladhṛk
 ),
 1572,
 1607,
 4362,
 †4561
 
IX,
 300
 (
 ºor
 vṛshasya
 sadṛśaṃ,
 sc.
 Aśvatthāman
 ),
 2362
 (
 performed
 austerities
 at
 Sthāṇutīrtha
 ),
 2363,
 2527
 
X,
 252,
 773,
 788
 
XII,
 2201
 (
 Śivaḥ
 ),
 4521,
 (
 Śivaḥ
 ),
 9162
 (
 Śivaḥ
 ),
 9163,
 (
 9165
 ),
 (
 9170
 ),
 9177,
 10431
 (
 1000
 names^1
 ),
 12685
 
XIII,
 716,
 841,
 843
 (
 ashṭādaśabhujaṃ
 ),
 1001,
 1144
 (
 1000
 names^2
 ),
 2013,
 5972
 (
 ºoḥ
 sthāne
 ),
 6923,
 7503,
 7512
 (
 etymology
 )
 
XIV,
 194,
 210.
 Suraśreshṭha,
 Surasattama,
 Surāsuraguru,
 Suravara,
 Sureśa,
 Sureśvara,
 q.v.
 Svayambhū,
 Svayambhuva,
 q.v.
 Triśūlahasta
 (
 “armed
 with
 the
 trident”
 ):
 XIV,
 207.
 Triśūlapāṇi
 (
 do.
 ):
 III,
 5045
 (
 ºeḥ
 sthānaṃ,
 on
 Devikā
 )
 
VII,
 9533.
 Tridaśapuṅgava,
 Tridaśeśvara,
 q.v.
 Trilocana
 (
 “having
 three
 eyes”
 ):
 III,
 499,
 15802
 
VII,
 9563.
 Trinayana
 (
 do.
 ):
 IX,
 2799
 
XII,
 13724
 
XIV,
 207.
 Trinetra
 (
 do.
 ):
 III,
 12241
 
VII,
 2878
 
XII,
 10357
 (
 1000
 names^1
 )
 
XIII,
 1241
 (
 1000
 names^2
 ).
 Tripuraghātin
 (
 “destroyer
 of
 Tripura”
 ):
 X,
 255.
 Tripuraghna
 (
 do.
 ):
 III,
 7098,
 12253,
 14319,
 14427
 
VII,
 3941,
 9538
 
XII,
 10357
 (
 1000
 names^1
 )
 
XIII,
 1306
 
XIV,
 207.
 Tripuraharta
 (
 do.
 ):
 XIII,
 906.
 Tripuramardana
 (
 do.
 ):
 III,
 8835.
 Tripuranāśana
 (
 do.
 ):
 XIII,
 6542.
 Tripurāntaka
 (
 do.
 ):
 II,
 1641.
 Tripurāntakara
 (
 do.
 ):
 II,
 754.
 Tripurārdana
 (
 do.
 ):
 III,
 14521,
 15855.
 Tripuravighna
 (
 do.
 ):
 XIV,
 205.
 Tryaksha
 (
 “having
 three
 eyes”
 ):
 I,
 7315
 (
 pl.,
 i.e.
 the
 Pāṇḍavas
 )
 
II,
 1504
 
III,
 1513,
 1656,
 8835
 
VII,
 9504,
 9541,
 9629
 (
 Śiva
 created
 a
 third
 eye
 on
 his
 forehead
 )
 
VIII,
 1450,
 1571,
 4360
 
XII,
 10349
 (
 1000
 names^1
 ).
 Tryambaka:
 I,
 †160
 
II,
 403
 (
 in
 the
 palace
 of
 Kubera
 )
 
III,
 1525,
 1625,
 1660,
 1661,
 1666,
 8836,
 11984
 (
 repetition
 from
 Kairātap.
 ),
 11992,
 14624,
 15857
 
VII,
 111
 (
 all.
 to
 Kairātaparvan
 ),
 1464,
 1579
 (
 yathā
 ),
 1937
 (
 samprajahrāte
 pureva
 Tºāndhakau
 ),
 2229
 (
 jaghāna…pureva
 Tºo
 'ndhakaṃ
 ),
 2875,
 2887,
 2979
 (
 all.
 to
 v.
 2820
 foll.
 ),
 9288,
 9564,
 9624
 (
 etymology
 ),
 9643
 
VIII,
 788
 (
 yudhyasva
 Tºenāndhako
 yathā
 ),
 1444,
 1452,
 1600
 
IX,
 306
 (
 worshipped
 by
 Droṇa
 )
 
X,
 801
 
XII,
 1668
 (
 Kṛshṇa
 identified
 with
 T.
 ),
 10357
 (
 1000
 names^1
 ),
 10434,
 12184
 (
 granted
 Vyāsa
 the
 son
 Śuka
 ),
 13720
 (
 Brahmaṇā
 saha
 saṃvādaṃ
 Tºsya
 )
 
XIII,
 684,
 7503
 
XIV,
 203,
 207,
 1913.
 Ugra:
 I,
 †7298
 
II,
 1642
 
VII,
 9525
 
VIII,
 4360
 
X,
 252
 
XII,
 10369
 (
 1000
 names^1
 )
 
XIII,
 1213
 (
 1000
 names^2
 )
 
XIV,
 198,
 204,
 210.
 Ugreśa:
 III,
 8836.
 Umāpati
 (
 “husband
 of
 Umā”
 ):
 I,
 7832
 
II,
 402,
 417,
 629,
 1642
 
III,
 1547,
 1656,
 4091,
 7042
 (
 Viśveśvaraṃ,
 in
 the
 tīrtha
 Naraka
 ),
 8169
 (
 worshipped
 in
 Gokarṇa
 )
 
8836,
 14622,
 15801,
 15855
 
V,
 1994,
 7376,
 7379
 
VII,
 9519,
 9529
 
VIII,
 1440,
 1697
 
IX,
 2472
 
X,
 248,
 253,
 632
 
XII,
 2201,
 4521,
 ††6977
 (
 Viśveśvara
 Uºḥ
 Kāmam
 abhivartamānam
 anaṅgatvena
 śamam
 anayat
 ),
 10328,
 10677,
 12173,
 13301,
 13705
 
XIII,
 1154
 (
 1000
 names^2
 ),
 1250
 (
 do.
 ),
 7492,
 7636
 
XIV,
 180
 (
 on
 Muñjavat
 ),
 185,
 209,
 211.
 Vedhas,
 Vibhu,
 q.v.
 Viśālāksha:
 XII,
 2093,
 2201
 (
 composed
 the
 śāstra
 Vaiśālāksha
 ),
 4498
 
XIII,
 753,
 1151
 (
 1000
 names^2
 ).
 Viśva,
 Viśvakarman,
 Viśvamūrti,
 Viśvarūpa,
 Viśvasambhava,
 Viśvasṛj,
 Viśveśa,
 Viśveśvara,
 q.v.
 Vilohita:
 VII,
 2877
 
VIII,
 1447
 
X,
 256
 
XII,
 10359
 (
 1000
 names^1
 )
 
XIV,
 202.
 Virūpāksha:
 I,
 569
 (
 Rudraṃ
 ),
 7970
 (
 Haraṃ
 )
 
III,
 15801
 (
 Umāpatiṃ
 )
 
VII,
 9463,
 9529
 
XII,
 7551
 (
 bhūtamātṛgaṇādhyakshaṃ
 ),
 10344
 (
 Haraḥ
 ),
 10349
 (
 1000
 names^1
 ).
 Vṛsha,
 Vṛshabha,
 q.v.
 Vṛshabhadhvaja
 (
 “having
 a
 bull
 in
 his
 banner”
 ):
 III,
 1634,
 1635,
 1664,
 5061,
 14547
 
V,
 7385
 
VII,
 2839,
 2857,
 2886,
 9489
 
VIII,
 1519,
 4445
 
XII,
 10345,
 10682
 
XIII,
 3724
 (
 origin
 of
 the
 name
 ),
 6357,
 6921,
 7103
 
XIV,
 1886.
 Vṛshabhāṅka
 (
 “having
 a
 bull
 as
 his
 mark”
 ):
 XIII,
 3725,
 6339,
 6345,
 6360.
 Vṛshabhavāhana
 (
 “having
 a
 bull
 as
 his
 vehicle”
 ):
 XIII,
 4003.
 Vṛshadhvaja
 (
 =
 Vṛshabhadhvaja
 ):
 II,
 481,
 1640
 
III,
 1642,
 6045,
 6055,
 7034,
 7099,
 8056,
 8069,
 8107,
 8161,
 15802
 
V,
 7380,
 7381
 
VII,
 2417
 (
 acted
 as
 the
 calf
 when
 the
 puṇyajanāḥ
 milked
 the
 earth
 ),
 2879,
 2897,
 9530,
 9593
 
XII,
 12331
 
XIII,
 927,
 929,
 6322,
 6387.
 Vṛshaketana
 (
 =
 do.
 ):
 III,
 14561.
 Vṛshāṅka
 (
 =
 Vṛshabhāṅka
 ):
 III,
 10907
 
VII,
 2894,
 2901,
 2980,
 9531
 
VIII,
 1436.
 Vṛshavāhana
 (
 =
 Vṛshabhavāhana
 ):
 I,
 †7298
 
XIII,
 1347.
 Yāmya:
 VII,
 9521
 
XIV,
 193.
 Yati:
 XIV,
 196.
 Yogeśvara,
 Yogin,
 q.v.
 [
 Remarks.--Besides
 the
 above
 synonyms,
 numerous
 epithets
 of
 Śiva
 of
 minor
 importance
 are
 found
 in
 hymns
 or
 descriptions
 of
 him
 scattered
 about
 in
 the
 Mahābhārata
 
cf.
 especially
 the
 following
 passages:-III,
 1624--1633
 
VII,
 2857--2861,
 2863--2868,
 2874--2884,
 9451--9458,
 9460--9463,
 9464--9471,
 9502--9541,
 95889589,
 9594--9635
 
VIII,
 1445--1452
 
X,
 252--261
 
XII,
 10440--10460
 
XIII,
 731--756,
 784--828,
 880--923,
 936947,
 1002--1018,
 1040--1102,
 1368--1376,
 4111--4112,
 7462--7467,
 7491--7531
 
XIV,
 191--212.
 ]
 
Śiva
 (
 1000
 names^1--2
 ),
 v.
 next,
 etc.
 Śivasahasranāmastotra(
 ṃ
 )
 (
 =
 Śiva,
 1000
 names^1
 ),
 the
 1,
 008
 names
 by
 which
 Śiva
 was
 praised
 by
 Daksha.
 §
 696b
 (
 Dakshaprokta-Śivasahasranāmastotra
 ):
 XII,
 285,
 10346--10439.
 The
 names
 are
 the
 following,
 alphabetically
 arranged:--Adāntanāśana,
 10426
 
Adhara
 or
 Dhara
 (
 so
 B.
 ),
 10424
 
Adharmahan,
 10429
 
Adhayaḥ
 (
 pl.
 ),
 10433
 
Adīkshita,
 10426
 
Ādi(
 r
 )
 devānāṃ,
 10409
 
Aditya,
 10354
 
Aghaṇṭa,
 10419
 
Aghaṇṭaghaṇṭin,
 10377
 
Aghoraghorarūpa,
 10375
 
Agni,
 10354
 
Ahorātra(
 ṃ
 ),
 10439
 
Āhutimaya,
 10400
 
Akala,
 10417
 
Akāla,
 10418
 
Akshamālin,
 10374
 
Akshapriya,
 v.
 Sadākshapriya
 
Amārga
 (
 so
 B.
 )
 or
 Mārga,
 10430
 
Amṛtapā,
 10435
 
Amukha,
 10428
 
Anala,
 10395,
 10411,
 10439
 
Ananta,
 10403
 (
 bhogināṃ
 )
 
Anaupama,
 10410
 (
 B.
 has
 Ghanaupamaḥ
 )
 
Aṇḍa,
 10358
 
Aṇḍadhara,
 10358
 
Aṇḍajāḥ
 (
 pl.
 ),
 10396
 
Aṇḍanāśana,
 10434
 
Andhakaghātin,
 10356
 
Anila,
 10439
 
Anna(
 ṃ
 ),
 10395
 
Annabhoktṛ,
 10395
 
Annabhuj,
 10382,
 10395
 
Annada,
 10382,
 10395
 
Annapati,
 10382
 
Annasrashṭṛ,
 10395
 
Anto
 devānāṃ,
 10409
 
Aṇu,
 10427
 
Apakshakshayaṅkara,
 10418
 
Apāna,
 10415
 
Apramada,
 10414
 
Apratirūpa,
 10360
 
Arcayanty
 arkam
 arkiṇaḥ,
 10352
 
Ārjava(
 ṃ
 ),
 10425
 
Arṇavālaya,
 10350
 
Artha,
 10407
 
Aruṇa,
 10409
 
Asataś
 ca
 sataś
 caiva…prabhavāpyayau,
 10355
 
Ātapana,
 10374
 
Atikāla,
 10418
 
Avarṇa,
 10410
 
Avatata,
 10359.
 Bahumukha,
 10428
 
Bahunetra,
 10376
 
Bala(
 ṃ
 ),
 10439
 
Bāla,
 10437
 
Bālakrīḍanaka,
 10384
 
Balānucaragupta
 (
 B.
 ºgopta
 ),
 10384
 
Balapramathana,
 10368
 
Bālarkavarṇa,
 10383
 
Bālarūpadhara,
 10383
 
Balavishṭambha,
 10348
 
Bhaganetrāṅkuśa,
 10423
 
Bhānu,
 10412
 
Bhava,
 10356
 
Bhāvana,
 10374
 
Bhettṛ,
 10406
 
Bhīmadundubhihāsa,
 10369
 (
 C.
 has
 ºdundabhiº
 )
 
Bhīmamukha,
 10428
 
Bhīmavratadhara,
 10369,
 10370
 
Bhīshma,
 10370
 
Bhū,
 10426
 
Bhūta,
 10425
 
Bhūtabhavyabhavodbhava,
 10425
 
Bhūtagrāma(
 ś
 )
 caturvidha(
 ḥ
 ),
 10396
 
Bhūtakṛt,
 10425
 
Bhūtātman,
 10425
 
Bhuvaḥ,
 10426
 
Bindu,
 10427
 (
 C.
 Vº
 )
 
Brahmacarya(
 ṃ
 ),
 10425
 
Brahmakāyika(
 ṃ
 )
 agnīnāṃ,
 10420
 
Brahmán,
 10352,
 10354,
 10425
 
Bráhman,
 10397,
 10413
 
Brāhmaṇāḥ
 (
 pl.
 ),
 10401
 
Brahmātman,
 10445
 
Brahmavidāṃ
 vara(
 ḥ
 ),
 10397
 
Bṛhaspati,
 10354.
 Calācala,
 10416
 
Caṇḍa,
 10358
 
Caṇḍadhāra,
 10429
 
Caṇḍikaghaṇṭa,
 10377
 
Candrādityau
 cakshushī
 te,
 10438
 
Candrāvarta,
 10394,
 10427
 
Cāpin,
 10406
 
Carācarasya
 pratihartṛ,
 10397
 
Carācarasya
 srashṭṛ,
 10397
 
Carucelin,
 10419
 
Cāturāśramyanetṛ,
 10421
 (
 C.
 has
 ºāśramaº
 )
 
Cāturhotrapravartaka,
 10420
 
Caturmukha,
 10428
 
Cāturvarṇyakara,
 10421
 
Caturveda,
 10420
 
Caturyuga,
 10420
 
Catushpatharatha,
 10389
 
Chāya,
 10374
 
Chettṛ,
 10406
 
Citibhashmapriya,
 10370
 
Citrabhānu,
 10412
 
Śaśa,
 10432
 
Śaśāṅka,
 10432
 
Śakra,
 10437
 
Śakuni,
 10429
 
Śamaśam,
 10379
 
Śamaśama,
 10377
 
Śamana,
 10432
 
Śaṅkukarṇa,
 10350
 
Śānta,
 10375
 
Śāntatama,
 10375
 
Śarin,
 10406
 
Śarva,
 10356
 
Śatajihva,
 10351
 
Śatakratu,
 10352
 
Śatarudriya(
 ṃ
 ),
 10413
 (
 yajushāṃ
 )
 
Śatāvarta,
 10351,
 10384
 
Śatodara,
 10351
 
Śatrundama,
 10361
 
Śayamāna,
 10366
 
Śayita,
 10366
 
Śikhaṇḍin,
 10434
 
Śilpika,
 10422
 
Śilpināṃ
 śreshṭha(
 ḥ
 ),
 10422
 
Śīloshṇakshujjarādhidhṛk,
 10432
 
Śiva,
 10360,
 10375
 
Śreshṭha,
 10368,
 10431
 
Śūdrāḥ
 (
 pl.
 ),
 10401
 
Śukla,
 10359
 
Śukladhvajapatākin,
 10364
 
Śvetapiṅgalanetra,
 10387.
 Daśabāhu,
 10369
 
Daśalakshaṇasaṃyukta,
 10407
 
Daṃshṭrin,
 10371
 
Daṇḍa,
 10361,
 10372,
 10387
 
Daṇḍadhāra,
 10434
 
Daṇḍin,
 10358,
 10420
 
Daṇḍimuṇḍa,
 10358
 
Dānta,
 10381,
 10426
 
Deva,
 10435
 
DevaDānavapūjita,
 10348
 
Devadeveśa,
 10348,
 10396
 
Devagaṇeśvara,
 10435
 
Devāribalasūdana,
 10348
 
Dhanada,
 10411
 
Dhanus,
 10404
 (
 yantrāṇāṃ
 )
 
Dhanvin,
 10361
 
Dhara
 (
 so
 B.
 )
 or
 Adhara,
 10424
 
Dhāraṇa,
 10421
 
Dharma,
 10407
 
Dharmakāmārthamokshāṇāṃ
 kathanīyakatha(
 ḥ
 ),
 10388
 
Dhātṛ,
 10424
 
Dhāvamāna,
 10366
 
Dhruva,
 10426
 
Dhṛti,
 10405
 
Dhūmra,
 10359
 
Dhūrta,
 10421
 
Dīkshita,
 10426
 
Dīptasūryajaṭila,
 10392
 (
 ºe,
 dat.
 )
 
Dravyakarmasamārambha,
 10408
 
Duḥsaha,
 10431
 
Duratikrama,
 10431
 
Durdānta,
 10426
 
Durdharsha,
 10432
 
Durjaya,
 10432
 
Durmukha,
 10428
 
Durvāraṇa,
 10431
 
Durvisha,
 10432
 
Durvis(
 h
 )aha,
 10431
 
Dushkāla,
 10418
 
Dushprakampa,
 10432
 
Dvesha,
 10405.
 Ekaśīrshan,
 10376
 
Ekapād,
 10376.
 Gadin,
 10406
 
Gajendrakarṇa,
 10351
 
Gama,
 10433
 
Gaṇādhipa,
 10421,
 10429
 
Gaṇādhyaksha,
 10421
 
Gandha,
 10378
 
Gaṅgā,
 10407
 
Gaṅgātoyārdramūrdhaja,
 10394
 
Garbhamāṃsaśṛgāla,
 10380
 (
 B.
 ºsṛº
 )
 
Gayaṇti
 tvāṃ
 gāyatriṇaḥ,
 10352
 
Gāyatrī,
 10409
 
Ghanaupama,
 10410
 (
 so
 B.
 instead
 of
 Anaupama
 in
 C.
 )
 
Ghaṇṭa,
 10377,
 10419
 
Ghaṇṭamālapriya,
 10378
 
Ghaṭin,
 10419
 (
 C.
 has
 by
 error
 Dhº
 )
 
Ghoraghoratara,
 10375
 
Ghosha,
 10386
 
Ghushya,
 10386
 
Girīśa,
 10422
 
Girika,
 10414
 
Girikapriya,
 10422
 
Girīṇāṃ
 śikharāṇi,
 10403
 
Girivṛkshālaya,
 10379
 
Gītavādanakapriya,
 10417
 
Gītavāditraśālin,
 10367
 
Gītavāditratattvajña,
 10417
 
Gokarṇa,
 10351
 
Gomārga,
 10430
 
Gonarda,
 10430
 
Gopratāra,
 10430
 
Govinda,
 10430
 
Govṛsha,
 10372
 
Govṛsheśvaravāhana,
 10430
 
Grahāḥ
 (
 pl.
 ),
 10402
 
Gūḍhavrata,
 10424
 
Guhyatapas,
 10424.
 Hariśmaśru,
 10416
 
Harikeśa,
 10390
 
Harita,
 10409
 
Hāyi
 hāyi
 huvā
 heyi
 huvā
 hoyi
 tathāsakṛt
 gāyanti
 tvaṃ…
 sāmagā
 brahmavādinaḥ,
 10399
 
Hiṇḍuka,
 10414
 
Hiraṇyagarbha,
 10362,
 10429
 
Hiraṇyakavaca,
 10362
 
Hiraṇyakṛtacūḍa,
 10362
 
Hiraṇyapati,
 10362
 
Hiraṇyaretas,
 10437
 
Homya,
 10412
 
Hotṛ,
 10364,
 10412
 
Hotra(
 ṃ
 ),
 10412
 
Huṃhuṃhuṃkārapāra,
 10379
 
Huṃhuṃkārapriya,
 10379
 
Huta,
 10380,
 10412.
 Iśāna,
 10390
 
Icchā,
 10405
 
Indra,
 10411.
 Jagannātha,
 10435
 
Jalacara,
 10417
 
Jaleśvara,
 10354
 
Jālya,
 10417
 
Jarāyujāḥ
 (
 pl.
 ),
 10396
 
Jaṭila,
 10366
 
Jaya,
 10432
 
Jayājayau,
 10405
 
Jharjharin,
 10406
 
Jīrṇadaṃshṭra,
 10437
 
Jīva,
 10414
 
Jṛmbhita(
 ṃ
 ),
 10415
 
Jyeshṭha,
 10368
 
Jyotishāṃ
 nidhi(
 ḥ
 ),
 10398.
 Kadru,
 10410
 
Kāla,
 10418
 
Kalāḥ
 (
 pl.
 ),
 10402
 
Kalakala,
 10378,
 10386
 
Kālanātha,
 10368
 
Kālapushpaphalaprada,
 10408
 (
 B.
 reads
 kālaḥ
 puº
 )
 
Kali,
 10417
 
Kalpa
 (
 so
 C.
 )
 or
 Kalya
 (
 so
 B.
 ),
 10368
 
Kāma,
 10391,
 10407,
 10427
 
Kāmada,
 10391
 
Kāmaghna,
 10391
 
Kāmakrodhau,
 10405
 
Kampa,
 10431
 
Kapālahasta,
 10370
 
Kapila,
 10410
 
Kapota,
 10410
 
Karaṇa(
 ṃ
 ),
 10355
 
Kāraṇa(
 ṃ
 ),
 10355
 
Karṇikārasrajapriya,
 10427
 
Kārya(
 ṃ
 ),
 10355
 
Kāshṭhāḥ
 (
 pl.
 ),
 10402
 
Kaṭakaṭa,
 10364
 
Kaṭaṅkaṭa,
 10372
 
Kelikala,
 10417
 
Kha(
 ṃ
 ),
 10398
 
Khaḍgajihva,
 10371
 
Khaṭvāṅgin,
 10406
 
Kilakila,
 10365
 
Kriyā,
 10355
 
Kṛśa,
 10365,
 10387
 
Kṛśāṅga,
 10365
 
Kṛśanāśa,
 10365
 (
 B.
 ºnāsa
 )
 
Kṛshṇa,
 10409
 
Kṛshṇājinottarīya,
 10389
 
Kṛshṇaraktekshaṇa,
 10387
 
Kṛtya,
 10418
 
Kshamākshame,
 10405
 
Kshānta,
 10426
 
Kshatriyāḥ
 (
 pl.
 ),
 10401
 
Kshaya,
 10368
 
Kshīrapā,
 10436
 
Kshīroda(
 ḥ
 )
 udadhīnāṃ,
 10404
 
Kshobhaṇa,
 10384
 
Kshubdha,
 10384
 
Kshudra,
 10376
 (
 B.
 has
 Rudra
 )
 
Kshudralubdha,
 10376
 
Kshura,
 10418
 
Kshuta(
 ṃ
 ),
 10415
 
Kumbhakarṇa,
 10350
 
Kuṇḍa,
 10358.
 Lambodaraśarīrin,
 10445
 
Laṭāḥ
 (
 pl.
 ),
 10408
 
Lobha,
 10405
 
Lohitāntargatā
 dṛshṭi(
 ḥ
 ),
 10416
 
Lubdha,
 10384.
 Madhuścyutānām
 agrapā(
 ḥ
 ),
 10436
 
Mahādaṃshṭra,
 10419
 
Mahākāla,
 10392
 
Mahākarṇa,
 10350
 
Mahāmeghacayaprakhya,
 10392
 
Mahāmūrti,
 10353
 
Mahāpārśva,
 10429
 
Mahāvaktra,
 10416
 
Maheśvara,
 10426
 
Mahodadhi,
 10439
 
Mahodara,
 10416
 
Mahoragapati,
 10429
 
Manasaḥ
 paramā
 yoni(
 ḥ
 ),
 10398
 
Maṅgala(
 ṃ
 ),
 10413
 (
 maṅgalānāṃ
 )
 
Mantra,
 10364
 
Mārga
 (
 so
 C.
 )
 or
 Amarga
 (
 so
 B.
 ),
 10430
 
Marutpati,
 10435
 
Māsa,
 10402
 
Māsardha(
 ṃ
 ),
 10402
 
Matsya,
 10417
 
Mecaka,
 10410
 
Meghāvarta,
 10394
 
Meghakāla,
 10419
 
Meghasaṅghāḥ
 (
 pl.
 ),
 10401
 
Milīmilin,
 10419
 
Moha,
 10405
 
Mṛgāḥ
 (
 pl.
 ),
 10408
 
Mṛtyu,
 10418
 
Mṛtyupā,
 10436
 
Mukhavāditravādin,
 10367
 
Muṇḍa,
 10366,
 10420
 
Muñjakeśa,
 10385
 
Mūrtau
 hi
 te…sarvā
 vai
 devatā,
 10353.
 Nābha,
 10364
 
Nābhya,
 10364
 
Nādyupahāralubdha,
 10367
 
Nāgendra,
 10437
 
Nakshatrāṇi
 (
 pl.
 ),
 10402
 
Namas(
 ?
 ),
 10423
 (
 namo
 namaḥ
 )
 
Namaskāra,
 10423
 
Nandīmukha,
 10428
 
Napuṃsaka(
 ṃ
 ),
 10437
 
Nartanaśīla,
 10367
 
Netṛ,
 10406
 
Nīla,
 10409
 
Nīlagrīva,
 10359
 
Nimesha,
 10415
 
Nimeshāḥ
 (
 pl.
 ),
 10402
 
Nimeshonmeshakarman,
 10439
 
Nishkaṃpa,
 10431.
 Oṃkāra,
 10398,
 10409
 
Oshadhyaḥ
 (
 pl.
 ),
 10408.
 Pacapaca,
 10372
 
Paśavaḥ
 (
 pl.
 ),
 10408
 
Paśūnāṃ
 pati(
 ḥ
 ),
 10356
 
Paksha,
 10418
 
Pakshiṇaḥ
 (
 pl.
 ),
 10408
 
Paktṛ,
 10395
 
Pakvabhuj,
 10395
 
Pakvāmamāṃsalubdha,
 10371
 
Palvalāni
 (
 pl.
 ),
 10407
 
Pañcāla,
 10377
 
Pāṇikarṇa,
 10351
 
Parṇacīrapaṭa,
 10361
 
Paṭhyase
 śrutibhiś
 (
 B.
 stutiº
 )
 caiva
 Vedopanishadāṃ
 gaṇaih,
 10400
 
Pavana,
 10395
 
Pavitra(
 ṃ
 ),
 10413
 (
 pavitrāṇāṃ
 )
 
Pitāmaha,
 10438
 (
 hṛdayañ
 ca
 Pºḥ,
 sc.
 te
 )
 
Prabhu,
 10412
 
Prahartṛ,
 10406
 
Prahuta,
 10380
 
Pramathanātha,
 10361
 
Prāṇa,
 10414,
 10415
 
Prāṇabhagna,
 10387
 
Prāṇaghaṇṭa,
 10378
 
Priya,
 10349
 
Pudgala,
 10414
 
Puṃs,
 10437
 
Puṇḍarīkāksha,
 10434
 
Puṇḍarīkavanālaya,
 10434
 
Purusha,
 10437
 
Pushṇo
 dantavināśana(
 ḥ
 ),
 10423.
 Rāga,
 10405
 
Rajas,
 10414
 
Rakta,
 10409
 
Raktamālyāmbaradhara,
 10422
 
Raktavirakta,
 10374
 
Raṇeshv
 agnimukha(
 ḥ
 ),
 10428
 
Rathyavirathya,
 10389
 
Rohita,
 10409
 
Rudra,
 10356,
 10376
 (
 only
 B.,
 C.
 has
 Kshudra
 )
 
Ṛcaḥ
 (
 pl.
 ),
 10398
 
Ṛṅmaya,
 10400
 
Ṛtavaḥ
 (
 pl.
 ),
 10402.
 Sadākshapriya,
 10421
 (
 sadā
 cākshaº
 )
 
Sahasracaraṇa,
 10382
 
Sahasraśīrsha,
 10382
 
Sahasrādhmātaghaṇṭa,
 10378
 
Sahasrāksha,
 10349
 
Sahasranayana,
 10383
 
Sahasrasūryapratima,
 10393
 
Sahasrodyataśūla,
 10383
 
Samakarṇa,
 10358
 
Samāni
 (
 pl.
 ),
 10398
 
Samāna,
 10415
 
Sambhinna,
 10374
 
Saṃhṛshṭa,
 10365
 
Sampravartaka,
 10427
 
Samudrāḥ
 (
 pl.
 ),
 10407
 
Samudrāmbarasannibha,
 10352
 
Saṃvarta,
 10427
 
Saṃvartakabalāhaka
 (
 C.
 valāº
 ),
 10419
 
Saṃvatsara,
 10402
 
Saṃvibhāgapriya,
 10376
 
Sandhātṛ,
 10424
 
Sandhyārāga,
 10391
 
Sāṅkhya,
 10388
 
Sāṅkhyamukhya,
 10388
 
Sāṅkhyayogapravartin,
 10388
 
Santāpitṛ,
 10406
 
Sarāṃsi
 (
 pl.
 ),
 10407
 
Sarasvatī,
 10439
 
Saritaḥ,
 10407
 
Sarva,
 10363,
 10391
 
Sarvabhakshya,
 10363
 
Sarvabhūtāntarātman,
 10363
 
Sarvaśilpapravartaka,
 10422
 
Sarvada,
 10391
 
Sarvaghna,
 10391
 
Sarvam
 āvṛtya
 tishṭhasi,
 10350
 
Sarvataś
 śrutimāṃl
 loke,
 10350
 
Sarvataḥ
 pāṇipādānta(
 ḥ
 ),
 10349
 
Sarvato
 'kshiśiromukha(
 ḥ
 ),
 10349
 
Sarvavarishṭha,
 10373
 
Sattva(
 ṃ
 ),
 10414
 
Satya(
 ṃ
 ),
 10404
 (
 vratānāṃ
 ),
 10425
 
Shaṭkarmatushṭa,
 10385
 
Sitāṅga,
 10377
 
Soma,
 10354
 
Somapā,
 10435,
 10436
 
Sphoṭana,
 10387
 
Sthāṇu,
 10431
 
Sthavira,
 10437
 
Sthira,
 10431
 
Sthita,
 10366
 
Sthūla,
 10427
 
Sthūlajīrṇajaṭila,
 10392
 (
 ºe,
 dat.
 )
 
Strī,
 10437
 
Stuta,
 10363
 
Stutya,
 10363
 
Stūyamāna,
 10363
 
Sūcīroman,
 10416
 
Sumukha,
 10428
 
Suraśreshṭha,
 10399,
 10435
 
Sūrya,
 10360
 
Sūryadhvajapatākin,
 10360
 
Sūryamāla,
 10360
 
Suvarṇa,
 10410
 
Suvarṇanāman,
 10411
 
Suvarṇapriya,
 10411
 
Svadhā,
 10423
 
Svāhā,
 10423
 
Svar,
 10426
 
Svarbhānu,
 10412
 
Svedajāḥ
 (
 pl.
 ),
 10396.
 Tamas,
 10414
 
Tapana,
 10381
 
Tapas,
 10425
 
Taponitya,
 10393
 
Tapya,
 10381
 
Tara,
 10380
 
Tāraka,
 10380,
 10424
 
Tārakāmaya,
 10424
 
Taraṅgāṅkitakeśa,
 10355
 
Tārkshya,
 10403
 (
 patatāṃ
 )
 
Taṭa,
 10381
 
Taṭānāṃ
 patiḥ,
 10381
 
Taṭya,
 10381
 
Tejasvin,
 10438
 
Toyātman,
 10446
 
Trailokyagoptṛ,
 10430
 
Triśīrsha,
 10357
 
Triśūlavarapāṇi,
 10357
 
Tridaṇḍadhṛk,
 10420
 
Trijaṭa,
 10357
 
Trikarmanirata,
 10385
 
Trinetra,
 10357
 
Trisauparṇa(
 ṃ
 )
 (
 so
 B.
 )
 or
 Trisauvarṇa(
 ṃ
 )
 (
 so
 C.
 ),
 10413
 
Tryaksha,
 10349
 
Tryambaka,
 10357,
 10434
 
Tryambikāmbikanātha,
 10390
 
Tṛṇāni
 (
 pl.
 ),
 10408
 
Tṛptātṛptavicārin,
 10391
 
Tumbīvīṇāpriya,
 10371
 
Tushitādyapā
 (
 so
 B.
 )
 or
 Tushṭājyapā
 (
 so
 C.
 ),
 10436.
 Udāna,
 10415
 
Udbhidjāḥ
 (
 pl.
 ),
 10396
 (
 C.
 has
 by
 error
 Uābhijāḥ
 )
 
Ugra,
 10369
 
Ugradaṇḍa,
 10434
 
Unmādana,
 10394
 
Unmesha,
 10415
 
Upakshaya,
 10368
 
Upaplava,
 10412
 
Ūrdhvaṃ
 kham
 iva
 menire,
 10352
 
Ūrdhvadaṃshṭrakeśa,
 10359
 
Ūrdhvakeśa,
 10416
 
Utthita,
 10366.
 Vāc,
 10439
 
Vaiśyāḥ
 (
 pl.
 ),
 10401
 
Vajra,
 10404
 (
 praharaṇānāṃ
 )
 
Vajrasaṅghāta,
 10390
 
Valkalājinadhārin,
 10392
 
Valkalājinavāsas,
 10393
 
Vallyaḥ
 (
 pl.
 ),
 10408
 
Vara,
 10373
 
Varada,
 10356,
 10373,
 10411
 (
 only
 C.,
 B.
 has
 Varuṇa
 )
 
Varamālyagandhavastra,
 10373
 
Varātivarada,
 10373
 (
 ºe,
 dat.
 )
 
Varṇāśramāṇāṃ
 vidhivat
 pṛthak
 karmanivartin,
 10386
 
Varṇakāra,
 10410
 
Varṇavarāḥ
 (
 pl.
 ),
 10401
 
Varuṇa,
 10411
 (
 only
 B.,
 C.
 has
 Varada
 )
 
Vashatkāra,
 10423
 
Vāyu,
 10398
 
Vibhinna,
 10374
 
Vibhīshaṇa,
 10370
 
Viśvakartṛ,
 10437
 
Viśvakṛt,
 10437,
 10438
 
Viśvakṛtāṃ
 vareṇya(
 ḥ
 ),
 10438
 
Viśvarūpa,
 10438
 
Viśvatomukha,
 10438
 
Viśvavāha,
 10438
 
Vidhātṛ,
 10424
 
Vidyutstanitagarjita,
 10401
 
Vihṛshṭa,
 10365
 (
 only
 B.
 )
 
Vikṛtavaktra,
 10371
 
Vilohita,
 10359
 
Virāj,
 10429
 
Virūpa,
 10360
 
Virūpāksha,
 10349
 
Vishāgnipā,
 10436
 
Vishāgrapā,
 10435
 
Vishṇu,
 10354
 
Vṛddha,
 10384
 
Vṛksha,
 10414
 
Vṛkshāṇāṃ
 kandado
 (
 B.
 kakudo
 )
 'si
 tvaṃ,
 10403
 
Vṛsha,
 10372
 
Vṛshaskhandha,
 10361
 
Vṛshya,
 10372
 
Vyādhayaḥ
 (
 pl.
 ),
 10433
 
Vyādhi,
 10433
 
Vyādhihan,
 10433
 
Vyādhīnām
 āgama(
 ḥ
 ),
 10433
 
Vyāghra,
 10403
 (
 mṛgāṇāṃ
 )
 
Vyaktāvyakta,
 10390
 
Vyālayajñopavītin,
 10389
 
Vyāna,
 10415
 
Vyavasāya,
 10405.
 Yajin,
 10380
 
Yajña,
 10380
 
Yajñādhipa,
 10349
 
Yajñamṛgavyādha,
 10433
 (
 mama,
 i.e.
 Daksha's
 )
 
Yajñavāha,
 10381
 
Yajurmaya,
 10400
 
Yakshādhipapriya,
 10349
 
Yama,
 10411
 
Yuga(
 ṃ
 ),
 10402
 
Yugāvarta,
 10394,
 10427
 
Yuvan,
 10437.
 Mahādevasahasranāmastotra
 (
 =
 Śiva,
 1000
 names^2
 ),
 the
 1,
 008
 names
 of
 Śiva,
 which
 were
 originally
 uttered
 by
 Brahmán
 and
 afterwards
 by
 Taṇḍin.
 §
 730
 (
 Ānuśāsanikap.
 ):
 XIII,
 17,
 1144b--1266.
 The
 names
 are
 the
 following,
 alphabetically
 arranged:
 Abhigamya,
 1206
 
Abhirāma,
 1264
 
Abhivādya,
 1147
 
Acalopama,
 1239
 
Acintya,
 1260,
 1265
 
Aśanin,
 1157
 
Āśramapūjita,
 1187
 (
 nityaṃ
 )
 
Āśramastha,
 1210
 
Aśva,
 1227
 
Aśvattha,
 1184
 
Adambha,
 1192
 
Adhana,
 1215
 
Adharshaṇa,
 1165
 
Adhiroha,
 1238
 
Adhyātmānugata,
 1191
 
Ādi,
 1150
 
Ādikara,
 1150
 
Adīna,
 1152
 
Aditi,
 1212
 
Āditya,
 1181,
 1253
 
Ādya,
 1207,
 1255
 (
 only
 B.,
 v.
 the
 next
 )
 
Ādyastuti,
 1255
 (
 so
 C.,
 B.
 reads
 ādyas
 tu
 nirgamaḥ
 instead
 of
 ādyastutir
 gamaḥ
 )
 
Agama,
 1172
 
Agnijvāla,
 1196
 
Agravara,
 1262
 
Ahaścara,
 1161
 
Ahas,
 1255
 
Ahirbudhnya,
 1216
 
Ahorātra(
 ṃ
 ),
 1226
 
Aja,
 1159
 
Ajaikapād,
 1217
 
Ajita,
 1203,
 1217
 
Akāśani,
 1181
 (
 Nīl.
 takes
 akāśanirvirūpaḥ
 as
 one
 word
 )
 
Akara,
 1182
 
Aksha,
 1235
 
Akshara(
 ṃ
 ),
 1193
 
Alola,
 1224
 
Amara,
 1177,
 1261
 
Amareśa,
 1216
 
Ambujāla,
 1211
 
Aṃśu,
 1181
 
Amita,
 1163
 
Amitrajit,
 1194
 
Amogha,
 1227
 
Amoghārtha,
 1206
 
Amṛta,
 1237,
 1253
 
Amukha,
 1173
 
Amukhya,
 1179
 
Anagha,
 1152
 
Anala,
 1204,
 1214,
 1220
 
Anantarūpa,
 1248
 
Anaushadha,
 1193
 
Aṅgalubdha,
 1197
 
Anila,
 1214,
 1220
 
Anilābha
 (
 so
 C.
 )
 or
 Nilābha
 (
 so
 B.
 ),
 1216
 
Animisha,
 1154
 
Anindita,
 1213,
 1226
 
Anīti,
 1194
 
Antarātman,
 1201
 
Antarhitātman,
 1149
 
Anukārin,
 1212
 
Apara,
 1211
 
Apsarogaṇasevita,
 1230
 
Ardana,
 1147
 
Ārdracarmāmbaravṛta,
 1162
 
Ārohaṇa,
 1238
 
Artha,
 1166
 
Arthakara,
 1184
 
Aryaman,
 1218
 
Asāhaya,
 1233
 
Asamāmnāya,
 1236
 
Asat,
 1222,
 1256
 
Āshāḍha,
 1234
 
Asnehana,
 1203
 
Atandrita,
 1165
 
Atharvaśīrsha,
 1205
 
Atidhūmra,
 1196
 
Atidīpta,
 1183
 
Ativṛddha,
 1233
 
Ātman,
 1233
 (
 C.,
 B.
 reads
 ātmasahāyah
 instead
 of
 ātmā,
 sahāyaḥ
 )
 
Ātmanirāloka,
 1183
 
Ātmasahāya,
 v.
 Ātman
 
Ātmasambhava,
 1260
 
Atri,
 1152
 
Atryānamaskartṛ,
 1152
 
Atulya,
 1177
 
Avaśa,
 1181
 
Avara,
 1166
 
Āveśa,
 1231
 
Āvedanīya,
 1231
 
Avyakta(
 ṃ
 ),
 1256
 
Avyaya,
 1185,
 1262
 
Āyu(
 s
 ),
 1211
 
Āyudhin,
 1157.
 Babhru,
 1263
 
Bahubhūta,
 1163
 
Bahudhānindita,
 1215
 
Bahudhara,
 1163
 
Bahukarkaśa,
 1236
 
Bahula,
 1243
 
Bahumāla,
 1240
 
Bahuprada,
 1223
 
Bahuprasāda,
 1194
 
Bahuraśmi,
 1181
 
Bahurūpa,
 1159
 
Bahuvidya,
 1223
 
Bakula,
 1223
 
Bala,
 1155,
 1191
 
Balacārin,
 1174
 
Balahan,
 1166
 
Balarūpadhṛk,
 1180
 
Balavat,
 1193,
 1220
 
Balavīra,
 1155
 
Balin,
 1171
 
Bāṇahasta,
 1156
 
Bandhakartṛ,
 1214
 
Bandhana,
 1214
 
Bandhana(
 ḥ
 )
 asurendrāṇāṃ,
 1176
 
Bhagahārin,
 1190
 
Bhāgakara,
 1197
 
Bhagavat,
 1147,
 1242
 
Bhāgin,
 1197
 
Bhaktānāṃ
 paramā
 gatiḥ,
 1266
 
Bhasmabhūta,
 1209
 
Bhasmāśaya,
 1209
 
Bhasmagoptṛ,
 1209
 
Bhava,
 1145,
 1227
 
Bhāva,
 1207
 
Bhāvana,
 v.
 Sabhāvana
 
Bhikshu,
 1185
 
Bhikshurūpa,
 1185
 
Bhīma,
 1144
 
Bhojana,
 1227
 
Bhūtabhāvana,
 1147,
 1219
 
Bhūtacārin,
 1163
 
Bhūtālaya,
 1226
 
Bhūtanishevita,
 1210
 
Bhūtapati,
 1226
 
Bhūtavāhanasārathi,
 1208
 
Bījādhyaksha,
 1191
 
Bījakartṛ,
 1191
 
Bījavāhana,
 1154
 
Bindu,
 1241
 
Brahmacārin,
 1188
 
Brahmadaṇḍavinirmātṛ,
 1247
 
Brahmagarbha,
 1247
 
Brahmakṛt,
 1248
 
Brahmaloka,
 1257
 
Brahmán,
 1190,
 1248
 
Bráhman,
 1266
 (
 paraṃ?
 )
 
Brāhmaṇa,
 1248
 
Brahmavarcasa,
 1264
 
Brahmavid,
 1248.
 Cala,
 1231
 
Camūstambhana,
 1186
 
Candana,
 1223
 
Candanin,
 1249
 
Candra,
 1151
 
Candravaktra,
 1220
 
Carācarātman,
 1253
 
Carmin,
 1145
 
Cāruliṅga,
 1190
 
Caturmukha,
 1190
 
Catushpatha,
 1162
 
Cekitāna,
 1216
 
Chada,
 1223
 
Chandas,
 1224
 
Chattra(
 ṃ
 ),
 1244
 
Cīravāsas,
 1160
 
Śaśin,
 1240
 
Śāśvata,
 1146
 
Śakra,
 1218
 
Śakta,
 1193
 
Śani,
 1151
 
Śaṅkara,
 1196
 (
 nityaṃ?
 ),
 1215
 
Śara,
 1241
 
Śaraṇya,
 1246
 
Śarva,
 1215
 
Śataghnin,
 1157
 
Śataghnīpāśacaktimat,
 1247
 
Śatajihva,
 1245
 
Śatruhan,
 1251
 
Śatruvināśana,
 1176
 (
 yudhi
 )
 
Śikhaṇḍin,
 1145
 
Śikhin,
 1171
 
Śīladhārin,
 1238
 
Śirohārin,
 1235
 
Śiva,
 1217
 
Śmaśānabhāj,
 1200
 
Śmaśānavāsin,
 1147
 
Śobhana,
 1197,
 1262
 
Śrīmat,
 1266
 
Śrīvardhana,
 1266
 
Śriyāvāsin,
 1182
 
Śṛgālarūpa,
 1159
 
Śṛṅgapriya,
 1263
 
Śṛṅgin,
 1263
 
Śubhāksha,
 1236
 
Śuci,
 1210,
 1265
 
Śuddha,
 1194
 
Śuddhātman,
 1194
 
Śukla,
 1210,
 1211
 
Śvetapiṅgala,
 1251.
 Daśabāhu,
 1154
 
Daityahan,
 1161
 
Daksha,
 1228
 
Dakshayāgāpahārin,
 1166
 
Dakshiṇa,
 1184
 
Damana,
 1251
 
Dambha,
 1192
 
Daṇḍin,
 1244
 
Darpaṇa,
 1194
 
Deha,
 1179
 
Deva,
 1212,
 1233
 (
 cf.
 Suparvaṇa
 ),
 1258
 
Devadeva,
 1222
 
Devādhipati,
 1204
 
Devarshi,
 1259
 
Devasiṃha,
 1261
 
Devāsuragaṇāśraya,
 1258
 
Devāsuragaṇādhyaksha,
 1259
 
Devāsuragaṇāgraṇī,
 1259
 
Devāsuraguru,
 1258
 
Devāsuramahāmātra,
 1258
 
Devāsuramaheśvara,
 1260
 
Devāsuranamaskṛta,
 1258
 
Devāsuraparāyaṇa,
 1257
 
Devāsurapati,
 1233
 
Devāsuravaraprada,
 1259
 
Devāsuravinirmātṛ,
 1257
 
Devāsureśvara,
 1260
 
Devatātman,
 1260
 
Devātideva,
 1259
 
Devendra,
 1245
 
Dhanvantari,
 1217
 
Dhanvin,
 1156
 
Dhara,
 1218
 
Dharmasādharaṇa,
 1252
 
Dharottama,
 1178
 
Dharshaṇātman,
 1165
 
Dhātṛ,
 1218
 
Dhruva,
 1146,
 1218,
 1234
 
Dhṛtimat,
 1228
 
Dhūmaketana,
 1196
 
Dhūmaketu,
 1217
 
Digvāsas,
 1155
 
Dīnasādhaka,
 1152
 
Dīrgha,
 1158
 
Durvāsas,
 1176,
 1177
 
Dvādaśa,
 1207.
 Gabhasti,
 1248
 
Gajahan,
 1161
 
Gama,
 1255
 (
 B.
 has
 Nirgama
 )
 
Gambhīra,
 1167
 
Gambhīrabalavāhana,
 1167
 
Gambhīraghosha,
 1167
 
Gaṇa,
 1155,
 1209
 
Gaṇakāra,
 1208
 
Gaṇakartṛ,
 1155
 
Gaṇapati,
 1155
 
Gaṇḍalin,
 1204
 
Gandhadhārin,
 1159
 
Gandhapālin,
 1242
 
Gandharva,
 1212
 
Garbhacārin,
 1221
 
Gatāgata,
 1194
 
Gati,
 1163,
 1248
 
Gautama,
 1192
 
Gavāṃ
 pati(
 ḥ
 ),
 1186
 
Ghora,
 1164
 
Ghoratapas,
 1152
 
Giriruha,
 1164
 
Girisādhana,
 1203
 
Gocara,
 1147
 
Gocarmavasana,
 1228
 
Gopāli,
 1228
 
Gopati,
 1228
 
Govṛsheśvara,
 1253
 
Graha,
 1151
 
Grahapati,
 1151
 
Grāma,
 1228
 
Guha,
 1175,
 1263
 
Guhāpāla(
 ḥ
 )
 praveśināṃ,
 1229
 
Guhāvāsin,
 1175
 
Guhya,
 1205
 
Guṇabuddhi,
 1172
 
Guṇādhika,
 1232
 
Guṇākara,
 1161
 
Guṇaushadha,
 1221
 
Guru,
 1245.
 Haima,
 1178
 
Hara,
 1146,
 1156,
 1234
 
Harasulocana,
 1240
 
Hari,
 1168,
 1189,
 1216
 (
 only
 C.,
 B.
 has
 Havis
 ),
 1228,
 1238
 
Harikeśa,
 1158
 
Hariṇa,
 1234,
 1264
 
Hariṇāksha,
 1146
 
Haryaśva,
 1169
 
Haryaksha,
 1245
 
Hastīśvara,
 1261
 
Havis,
 1196,
 1216
 (
 only
 B.,
 C.
 has
 Hari
 )
 
Hayagardhabhi,
 1149
 
Hemakara,
 1178
 
Himavadgirisaṃśraya,
 1222
 
Hiraṇyabāhu,
 1229
 
Hiraṇyakavacodbhava,
 1173
 
Hlādana(
 ṃ
 ),
 1257
 
Huta,
 1196
 
Hutāśana,
 1170
 
Hutāśanasahāya,
 1170.
 Ī,
 1220
 
Īśāna,
 1188
 
Īśvara,
 1188
 
Īḍya,
 1261
 
Indriya(
 ṃ
 )
 sarvadehināṃ,
 1198
 
Itihāsa,
 1192.
 Jagat,
 1266
 
Jagatkāla,
 1225
 
Jahnavīdhṛk,
 1250
 
Jaleśaya,
 1213
 
Jalodbhava,
 1247
 
Jaṅgama,
 1205
 
Janya,
 1170
 
Jaṭādhara,
 1241:
 Jatin,
 1145,
 1171
 
Jita,
 1166
 
Jitakāma,
 1229
 
Jitendriya,
 1229
 
Jīvana,
 1236
 
Jvālin,
 1171
 
Jyotishām
 ayana(
 ṃ
 ),
 1171.
 Kāhali,
 1179
 
Kailāsagirivāsin,
 1222
 
Kakubha,
 1245
 
Kāla,
 1161,
 1188,
 1190,
 1208,
 1225
 
Kalāḥ
 (
 pl.
 ),
 1255
 
Kālakataṅkata,
 1172
 
Kālapūjita,
 1208
 
Kālayogin,
 1162
 
Kali,
 1192,
 1208
 
Kalpa,
 v.
 Sakalpa
 
Kāma,
 1155,
 1184
 
Kāmanāśaka,
 1165
 
Kamaṇḍaludhara,
 1156
 
Kāmāri,
 1215
 
Kanaka,
 1206
 
Kāñcanacchavis,
 1206
 
Kanishṭha,
 1246
 
Kānta,
 1263
 
Kapālavat,
 1156
 
Kāpālin,
 1217
 
Kapardin,
 1159
 
Kapila,
 1211
 
Kapiśa,
 1211
 
Karasthālin,
 1243
 
Karmakālavid,
 1169
 
Karman,
 1175
 
Karṇikāramahāsragvin,
 1250
 
Kartṛ,
 1179
 
Kāshṭhāḥ
 (
 pl.
 ),
 1255
 
Ketu,
 1151
 
Ketumālin,
 1226
 
Khacara,
 1147
 
Khaḍgin,
 1157
 
Khaga,
 1181
 
Khalin,
 1172
 
Krama,
 1244
 
Kriyāvastha,
 1210
 
Kṛshṇa,
 1158
 
Kṛshṇapiṅgala,
 1246
 
Kṛshṇavarṇa,
 1198
 
Kshaṇāḥ
 (
 pl.
 ),
 1255
 
Kshapāḥ
 (
 pl.
 ),
 1255
 
Kulāhārin,
 1223
 
Kūlakṛt,
 1223
 
Kuṇḍin,
 1244
 
Kūpa,
 1240
 
Kurubhūta,
 1221
 
Kurukartṛ,
 1221
 
Kuruvāsin,
 1221.
 Laghu,
 1197
 
Lalāṭāksha,
 1264
 
Lambana,
 1201
 
Lambitoshṭha,
 1201
 
Lavāḥ
 (
 pl.
 ),
 1255
 
Lavaṇa,
 1240
 
Laya,
 1172
 
Liṅga(
 ṃ
 ),
 1255
 
Liṅgādhyaksha,
 1191
 
Lohitāksha,
 1178
 
Loka,
 1209,
 1244
 
Lokacārin,
 1188
 
Lokadhātṛ,
 1161
 
Lokahita,
 1225
 
Lokakartṛ,
 1193
 
Lokapāla,
 1149,
 1209.
 Madana,
 1184
 
Madhu
 (
 masc.
 ),
 1187
 
Madhukalocana,
 1187
 
Madhyama,
 1166
 
Mahābala,
 1153,
 1235
 
Mahābīja,
 1153
 
Mahādaṃshṭra,
 1202,
 1215
 
Mahādanta,
 1202
 
Mahādeva,
 1216
 
Mahādhanu(
 s
 ),
 1242
 
Mahādhātu,
 1231
 
Mahāgarbha,
 1220,
 1247
 
Mahāgarbhaparāyaṇa,
 1198
 
Mahāghora,
 1195
 
Mahāgīta,
 1230
 
Mahāgrīva,
 1200
 
Mahāhanu,
 1149,
 1200
 
Mahāharsha,
 1229
 
Mahāhasta,
 1199
 
Mahājaṭa,
 1202
 
Mahājatru,
 1224
 
Mahājihva,
 1202
 
Mahājvāla,
 1196
 
Mahākalpa,
 1238
 
Mahākambu,
 1200
 
Mahākarman,
 1147
 
Mahākarṇa,
 1200
 
Mahākartṛ,
 1193
 
Mahākāya,
 1148,
 1168,
 1199
 
Mahākeśa,
 1202
 
Mahāketu,
 1231
 
Mahākrodha,
 1213
 
Mahāksha,
 1178
 
Mahāliṅga,
 1190
 
Mahāmāla,
 1240
 
Mahāmātra,
 1199
 
Mahāmāya,
 1201
 
Mahāmeghanivāsin,
 1195
 
Mahāmukha,
 1202
 
Mahāmuni,
 1203
 
Mahāmūrdhan,
 1199
 
Mahānāda,
 1162
 
Mahānāgahana,
 1239
 
Mahānakha,
 1202
 
Mahānana,
 1168
 
Mahānāsa,
 1200
 
Mahānetra,
 1199
 
Mahāṅga,
 1198
 
Mahānṛtya,
 1230
 
Mahāntaka,
 1200
 
Mahāpāda,
 1199
 
Mahāpatha,
 1234
 
Mahāprasāda,
 1251
 
Mahāratha,
 1236
 
Mahāretas,
 1153
 
Mahārṇavanipānavid,
 1237
 
Mahāroman,
 1202
 
Maharshi,
 1185
 
Mahārūpa,
 1148,
 1239
 
Mahāsena,
 1186
 
Mahat
 (
 masc.
 ),
 1150,
 1157,
 1243
 
Mahātapas,
 1152,
 1164
 
Mahātejas,
 1170
 
Mahātman,
 1149,
 1209
 
Mahaushada,
 1224
 
Mahāvakshas,
 1201
 
Mahāvega,
 1186
 
Mahāyaśas,
 1148,
 1199,
 1238
 
Mahāyudha,
 1215
 
Maheśvara,
 1163
 
Mahīcārin,
 1174
 
Mahoraska,
 1201
 
Mahoshṭha,
 1200
 
Makara,
 1208
 
Mālin,
 1175
 
Māndhātṛ,
 1219
 
Maṇividdha,
 1241
 
Manojava,
 1249
 
Manovega,
 1182
 
Manthāna,
 1243
 
Mantra,
 1153,
 1236,
 1246
 
Mantrakāra,
 1195
 
Mantravid,
 1156
 
Mānya,
 1194
 
Māsa,
 1254
 
Matimat,
 1228
 
Mātrāḥ
 (
 pl.
 ),
 1255
 
Mātṛ,
 1256
 
Māyāvin,
 1214
 
Meḍhraja,
 1174
 
Merudhāman,
 1204
 
Mitra,
 1218
 
Mokshadvāra(
 ṃ
 ),
 1256
 
Mṛdu,
 1185
 
Mṛgabāṇārpaṇa,
 1152
 
Mṛgālaya,
 1201
 
Mṛta,
 v.
 Amṛta
 
Muhūrtāḥ
 (
 pl.
 ),
 1255
 
Mukhya,
 1179
 
Muktatejas,
 1266
 
Mudita,
 1166
 
Mūla(
 ṃ
 ),
 1237
 
Muṇḍa,
 1159,
 1244
 
Muṇḍin,
 1171
 
Muni,
 1183
 
Mūrdhaga,
 1171
 
Mūrtiga,
 1171.
 Nabhaḥsthala,
 1160
 
Nabhas,
 1164
 
Nābhi,
 1207
 
Naikasānucara,
 1231
 
Naikātman,
 1248
 
Nakshatrasādhaka,
 1151
 
Nakshatravigrahamati,
 1172
 
Nakta(
 ṃ
 ),
 1208
 
Naktañcara,
 1161
 
Nandana,
 1189
 
Nandī,
 1189
 
Nandīśvara,
 1189
 
Nandikara,
 1189,
 1207
 
Nandin,
 1189
 
Nandi
 vardhana,
 1189
 
Nara,
 1230,
 1249,
 1254
 
Nararshabha,
 1261
 
Nartaka,
 1164
 
Navacakrāṅga,
 1226
 
Niśācara,
 1163,
 1182
 
Niśācārin,
 1188
 
Niśākara,
 1192
 
Niśālaya,
 1199
 
Nidhi,
 1150,
 1157
 
Nigraha,
 1179
 
Nihantṛ,
 1190
 
Nija,
 1263
 
Nīla,
 1197
 
Nilābha,
 1216
 (
 so
 B.,
 C.
 and
 Nīl.
 Anilābha
 )
 
Nīlakaṇṭha,
 1154
 
Nīlamauli,
 1250
 
Nilaya,
 1227
 
Nimitta(
 ṃ
 ),
 1189
 
Nimittastha,
 1189
 
Nipātin,
 1181
 
Nīraja,
 1261
 
Nirāmaya,
 1263
 
Niravagraha,
 1197
 
Nirgama,
 1255
 (
 so
 B.,
 C.
 has
 Gama
 )
 
Nirjīva,
 1236
 
Nirvāṇa(
 ṃ
 ),
 1257
 
Nīti,
 1194
 
Nitya,
 1164,
 1233
 
Nityanarta,
 1164
 
Nivedana,
 1242
 
Nivṛtti,
 1146
 
Niyama,
 1150
 
Niyamāśrita,
 1150
 
Niyamendriyavardhana,
 1265
 
Niyata,
 1146
 
Nṛtyapriya,
 1164
 
Nyagrodha,
 1167
 
Nyāyanirvapana,
 1239.
 Pāśa,
 1164
 
Paśupati,
 1193,
 1249
 
Pāda,
 1239
 
Padmagarbha,
 1247
 
Padmanābha,
 1220
 
Padmanālāgra,
 1249
 
Paksha,
 1254
 
Paksharūpa,
 1183
 
Pakshin,
 1183
 
Paṇavin,
 1172
 
Paṇḍita,
 1239
 
Para
 (
 masc.
 ),
 1211
 
Para(
 ṃ
 ),
 1266
 (
 Bráhma
 )
 
Parā
 gati(
 ḥ
 ),
 1257
 
Paraśvadhāyudha,
 1212
 
Parama(
 ṃ
 )
 Bráhma,
 1193
 
Parama(
 ṃ
 )
 tapas,
 1153
 
Paramātman,
 1252
 
Paramo
 mantra(
 ḥ
 ),
 1156
 
Paridhīpatikhecara,
 1232
 
Paryaya,
 1254
 
Pati,
 1233
 
Paṭṭiśin,
 1157
 
Pavitra(
 ṃ
 ),
 1150,
 1246,
 1263
 
Payonidhi,
 1201
 
Pinākadhṛk,
 1188,
 1250
 
Pitāmaha,
 1190,
 1256
 
Pītātman,
 1252
 
Pitṛ,
 1256
 
Prabhāva,
 1218
 
Prabhāvātman,
 1225
 
Prabhu,
 1144,
 1146
 
Praśāntātman,
 1170
 
Pradhānadhṛk,
 1252
 
Prāgdakshiṇa,
 1184
 
Prajābīja,
 1255
 
Prajādvāra,
 1256
 
Prajāpati,
 1173
 
Prakāśa,
 1205
 
Prakṛshtāri,
 1229
 
Pramāṇa(
 ṃ
 ),
 1153
 
Prāṇadhāraṇa,
 1227
 
Prāsānāṃ
 prabhava(
 ḥ
 ),
 1262
 
Prasāda,
 1149,
 1203,
 1206
 
Prasanna,
 1203
 
Praskandana,
 1177
 
Pratyaya,
 1203
 
Pravara,
 1144
 
Pravṛtti,
 1146
 
Prayatātman,
 1252
 
Pretacārin,
 1163
 
Priya,
 1206
 
Puṇyacañcu,
 1220
 
Purāṇa,
 1220
 
Pushkarasthapati,
 1207.
 Rājarāja,
 1263
 
Raktāṅga,
 1237
 
Rathayogin,
 1235
 
Rati,
 1230
 
Ratnaprabhūta,
 1237
 
Raudrarūpa,
 1181
 
Ravi,
 1218
 
Rudra,
 1160
 
Ṛshasahasrāmitekshaṇa,
 1205
 
Ṛtu,
 1254.
 Sabhāvana,
 1226
 
Sādhyarshi,
 1253
 
Sagaṇa,
 1208
 
Saha,
 1241
 
Sahasrabāhu,
 1246
 
Sahasrada,
 1183
 
Sahasrahasta,
 1165
 
Sahasrāksha,
 1151
 
Sahasramūrdhan,
 1245
 
Sahasrapād,
 1245
 
Sahāya,
 1169,
 1233
 (
 B.
 has
 Ātmasaº
 )
 
Sakala,
 1243
 
Sakalpa,
 1192
 
Samāmnāya,
 1236
 
Samaramardana,
 1195
 
Samāsya,
 1205
 
Sambhagna,
 1183
 
Sampanna,
 1210
 
Samudra,
 1169
 
Saṃvatsara,
 1254
 
Saṃvatsarakara,
 1153
 
Saṃyata,
 1227
 
Saṃyoga,
 1232
 
Saṃyugāpīḍavāhana,
 1168
 
Saṅgraha,
 1179
 
Sāṅkhyaprasāda,
 1176
 
Saṅkhyāsamāpana,
 1254
 
Saphalodaya,
 1240
 
Sāragrīva,
 1224
 
Sāraṅga,
 1226
 
Sarga,
 1254,
 1263
 
Sarpacīranivāsana,
 1179
 
Sarva,
 1145,
 1206
 
Sarvabandhavimocana,
 1175
 
Sarvabhāvakara,
 1156
 
Sarvabhāvana,
 1145
 
Sarvabhūtahara,
 1146
 
Sarvabhūtātman,
 1149
 
Sarvacārin,
 1177,
 1188
 
Sarvāśaya,
 1221
 
Sarvāśraya,
 1244
 
Sarvaśubhaṅkara,
 1159
 
Sarvada,
 1180
 
Sarvadeva,
 1262
 
Sarvadevamaya,
 1245,
 1260
 
Sarvadhārin,
 1178
 
Sarvaga,
 1173,
 1218
 
Sarvagandhasukhāvaha,
 1231
 
Sarvajña,
 1154
 
Sarvakālaprasāda,
 1180
 
Sarvakāma,
 1162
 
Sarvakāmada,
 1179
 
Sarvakāmaguṇāvaha,
 1219
 
Sarvakāmavara,
 1180
 
Sarvakara,
 1145
 
Sarvakarman,
 1150
 
Sarvalakshaṇalakshita,
 1235
 
Sarvalālasa,
 1164
 
Sarvalocana,
 1243
 
Sarvalokakṛt,
 1246
 
Sarvalokaprajāpati,
 1148
 
Sarvāṅga,
 1145,
 1246
 
Sarvāṅgarūpa,
 1214
 
Sarvapārśvamukha,
 1252
 
Sarvapāvana,
 1263
 
Sarvapūjita,
 1209
 
Sarvaratnavid,
 1222
 
Sarvasādhana,
 1264
 
Sarvasādhunishevita,
 1176
 
Sarvātman,
 1145
 
Sarvātodyaparigraha,
 1174
 
Sarvatomukha,
 1180
 
Sarvatūryaninādin,
 1174
 
Sarvavāsa,
 1177
 
Sarvavāsin,
 1182
 
Sarvavigraha,
 1171
 
Sarvavikhyāta,
 1145
 
Sarvayogin,
 1235
 
Sarvāyudha,
 1241
 
Sarveshāṃ
 prāṇināṃ
 pati(
 ḥ
 ),
 1221
 
Sat,
 1222,
 1256
 
Satkṛta,
 1228
 
Satyavrata,
 1265
 
Savitṛ,
 1218
 
Senākalpa,
 1238
 
Senāpati,
 1160
 
Shashṭibhāga,
 1186
 
Siddhabhūtārtha,
 1265
 
Siddhārtha,
 1159,
 1185,
 1224,
 1265
 
Siddhārthakārin,
 1224
 
Siddhasādhaka,
 1185
 
Siddhayogin,
 1185
 
Siddhi,
 1171
 
Siṃhaśārdūlarūpa,
 1162
 
Siṃhadaṃshṭra,
 1225
 
Siṃhaga,
 1225
 
Siṃhanāda,
 1225
 
Siṃhavāhana,
 1225
 
Skanda,
 1217
 
Snehana,
 1203
 
Soma,
 1151
 
Sruvahasta,
 1157
 
Sthāṇu,
 1144
 
Sthāvarāṇāṃ
 pati(
 ḥ
 ),
 1265
 
Sthira,
 1144,
 1207
 
Stuta,
 1174
 
Subala,
 1180
 
Subandhanavimocana,
 1214
 
Subāndhava,
 1212
 
Subīja,
 1154
 
Suchattra,
 1244
 
Suśārada,
 1212
 
Sudarśana,
 1206
 
Sugandhāra,
 1242
 
Suhṛdaḥ
 (
 pl.
 ),
 1214
 
Sukhājāta,
 1242
 
Sukhāsakta,
 1222
 
Sūkshma,
 1262
 
Sūkshmātman,
 1253
 
Sumahāsvana,
 1251
 
Sumukha,
 1241
 
Suniścala,
 1211
 
Suparvaṇa,
 1233
 (
 divi,
 Nīl.
 takes
 Suparvaṇah
 as
 genit.
 )
 
Surabhi,
 1249
 
Surādhyaksha,
 1191
 
Suragaṇa,
 1264
 
Surārihan,
 1216
 
Surūpa,
 1157
 
Sūrya,
 1151
 
Susaha,
 1166
 
Susaṅkshepa,
 1254
 
Susaraṇa,
 1173
 
Sushāḍha,
 1234
 
Susvapna,
 1194
 
Sutīkshṇadaśana,
 1168
 
Sutīrtha,
 1158
 
Suvaktra,
 1158
 
Suvarcasa,
 1161
 
Suvarcasin,
 1181
 
Suvarṇa,
 1198
 
Suvarṇaretas,
 1154
 
Suvāsa,
 1230
 
Suvijñeya,
 1212
 
Suyukta,
 1262
 
Svarbhānu,
 1163
 
Svargadvāra(
 ṃ
 ),
 1256
 
Svastibhāva,
 1197
 
Svastida,
 1197
 
Svayambhuva,
 1248
 
Svayambhūta,
 1150
 
Svayaṃśreshṭha,
 1155.
 Tala,
 1243
 
Tāla,
 1187,
 1243
 
Tālin,
 1172
 
Tāmroshṭha,
 1211
 
Tapaḥsakta,
 1230
 
Tapasvin,
 1147
 
Tapomaya,
 1262
 
Taponidhi,
 1237
 
Tāraṇa,
 1232
 
Taraṅgavid,
 1175
 
Tārkshya,
 1212
 
Taru,
 1209,
 1225
 
Tejas,
 1157
 
Tejaskara,
 1157
 
Tejopahārin,
 1166
 
Tigmamanyu,
 1161
 
Tigmatejas,
 1248
 
Tīkshṇatāpa,
 1169
 
Tīrthadeva,
 1236
 
Teraṇa,
 1232
 (
 B.
 Tauº
 )
 
Trāsana,
 1207
 
Triśaṅku,
 1217
 
Triśukla,
 1210
 
Tridaśa,
 1175
 
Trijaṭa,
 1161
 (
 B.
 Trijaṭin
 )
 
Trikakud,
 1246
 
Trikāladḥṛk,
 1175
 
Trilocana,
 1241
 (
 only
 B.
 )
 
Trinetra,
 1241
 (
 only
 C.
 )
 
Trivikrama,
 1261
 
Trivishṭapa,
 1256
 
Triyuga,
 1240
 
Tryaksha,
 1252
 
Tumbavīṇa,
 1213
 
Tvashṭr,
 1218.
 Udagra,
 1158
 
Udbhid,
 1261
 
Ugra,
 1213
 
Ugratejas,
 1170
 
Umādhava,
 1250
 
Umākānta,
 1250
 
Umāpati,
 1154,
 1250
 
Unmattaveśapracchanna,
 1148
 (
 B.
 ºveshaº
 )
 
Unmāda,
 1184
 
Upaśānta,
 1220
 
Upadeśakara,
 1182
 
Upakāra,
 1206
 
Ūrdhvaśāyin,
 1160
 
Ūrdhvagātman,
 1249
 
Ūrdhvaliṅga,
 1160
 
Ūrdhvaretas,
 1160,
 1213
 
Ūrdhvasaṃhanana,
 1243
 
Ushaṅga,
 1219
 
Ushṇīshin,
 1158
 
Utsaṅga,
 1198
 
Uttamaḥ
 sarvakarmāṇāṃ,
 1242
 
Uttaraṇa,
 1249.
 Vācaspatya,
 1187
 
Vaśakara,
 1192
 
Vaśīkara,
 1195
 
Vaśya,
 1192
 
Vaḍavāmukha,
 1169
 
Vadha,
 1239
 
Vāhitṛ
 sarvabhūtānāṃ,
 1227
 
Vaiśravaṇa,
 1217
 
Vaidambha,
 1192
 
Vaidya,
 1261
 
Vaiṇavin,
 1172
 (
 B.
 Veº
 )
 
Vājasana,
 1187
 
Vajrahasta,
 1186
 
Vajrin,
 1245,
 1262
 
Vāma,
 1184
 
Vāmadeva,
 1184
 
Vāmana,
 1184
 
Vaṃśa,
 1213
 
Vaṃśakara,
 1213
 
Vaṃśanāda,
 1213
 
Vaṇija,
 1223
 
Vapus,
 1234
 (
 āvartamānebhyaḥ
 )
 
Vara,
 1144,
 1151,
 1210,
 1251,
 1252
 
Varada,
 1144,
 1251
 
Varāha,
 1251
 
Varcasvin,
 1196
 
Vardhakin,
 1223
 
Vardhana,
 1232
 
Vareṇya,
 1251
 
Varṇavibhāvin,
 1219
 
Vāsava,
 1177
 
Vasu,
 1253
 
Vasuśreshṭha,
 1234
 
Vasuvega,
 1182
 
Vāta,
 1232
 
Vātaraṃhas,
 1249
 
Vāyu,
 1218,
 1243
 
Vāyuvāhana,
 1204
 
Vedakāra,
 1195
 
Vibhāga,
 1173
 
Vibhāgajña,
 1177
 
Vibhu,
 1160,
 1167,
 1219,
 1227,
 1268
 
Vibudha,
 1262
 
Viśāṃ
 pati(
 ḥ
 ),
 1183
 
Viśākha,
 1186
 
Viśāla,
 1237
 
Viśālaśakha,
 1211
 
Viśālāksha,
 1151
 
Viśārada,
 1178
 
Viśāravid,
 1188
 
Viśva,
 1260
 
Viśvabāhu,
 1173
 
Viśvadeva,
 1216,
 1264
 
Viśvakarmamati,
 1210
 
Viśvakshetra,
 1255
 
Viśvarūpa,
 1149.
 1155
 
Vidhātṛ,
 1219
 
Vidvat,
 1195
 
Vijaya,
 1165
 
Vijayakālavid,
 1170
 
Vijayāksha,
 1178
 
Vikhyāta,
 1244
 
Vikṛta,
 1244
 
Vikurvaṇa,
 1244
 
Viṃarsha,
 1235
 
Vimocana,
 1173
 
Vimukta,
 1266
 
Vinata,
 1158
 
Vipaṇa,
 1185
 
Viraja,
 1261
 
Virāma,
 1264
 
Virūpa,
 1181
 (
 Nīl.
 takes
 akāśanirvirūpa
 as
 one
 word
 ),
 1244
 
Visarga,
 1241
 
Vishaṇṇāṅga,
 1241
 
Vishkambhin,
 1186
 
Vishṇu,
 1218
 
Vishṇuprasādita,
 1169
 
Vishvaksena,
 1168
 
Vistara,
 1254
 
Vistāra,
 1240
 
Vivasvat,
 1253
 
Vratādhipa,
 1266
 
Vṛddha,
 1232
 
Vṛksha,
 1223
 
Vṛkshākāra,
 1204
 
Vṛkshakarṇasthiti,
 1167
 
Vṛkshaketu,
 1204
 
Vṛsharūpa,
 1148
 
Vṛshaṇa,
 1196
 
Vṛttāvṛttakara,
 1187
 
Vyāghra,
 1261
 
Vyākaraṇottara,
 1224
 
Vyakta(
 ṃ
 ),
 1256
 
Vyaktāvyakta,
 1237
 
Vyālarūpa,
 1175
 
Vyāsa,
 1254
 
Vyavasāya,
 1165.
 Yaśas,
 1184
 
Yajña,
 1168,
 1169,
 1178,
 1207
 
Yajñabhāgavid,
 1177
 
Yajñahan,
 1165
 
Yajñapati,
 1268
 
Yajñāri,
 1215
 (
 saº
 )
 
Yajñasamāhita,
 1207
 
Yajuḥpādabhuja,
 1205
 
Yoga,
 1238
 
Yogādhyaksha,
 1191
 
Yogakara,
 1238
 (
 B.
 Yugaº
 )
 
Yogin,
 1153
 
Yojya,
 1153
 
Yugādhipa,
 1228
 
Yugarūpa,
 1239
 
Yugāvaha,
 1191
 
Yukta,
 1233
 
Yuktabāhu,
 1233.
 

Śiva^2,
 name
 of
 a
 lac-house.
 §
 213
 (
 Jatugṛhap.
 ):
 I,
 146,
 5778
 (
 nivedayām
 āsa
 gṛhaṃ
 Śºākhyam
 aśivaṃ
 tadā,
 sc.
 Purocana
 ).
 

Śiva^3,
 a
 fire.
 §
 490
 (
 Āṅgirasa
 ):
 III,
 221,
 14177,
 14178
 (
 v.
 Aśiva
 ).
 

Śiva^4
 =
 Kṛshṇa:
 VI,
 3010
 
XII,
 1863.
 

Śiva^5,
 pl.
 (
 ºāḥ
 ).
 §
 317b
 (
 Kṛshṇa
 Vāsudeva
 )
 
III,
 12,
 513
 (
 ºānām
 īśvareśvara,
 i.e.
 Kṛshṇa
 ).--§
 565
 (
 Gālavac.
 ):
 V,
 109,
 3796
 (
 atra--i.e.
 in
 the
 south--siddhāḥ
 Śivā
 nāma
 brāhmaṇā
 vedapāragāḥ
 |
 adhītya
 sakalān
 Vedān
 lebhire
 moksham
 avyayaṃ,
 so
 B.
 
for
 the
 reading
 of
 C.
 v.
 Śivā^3
 ).
 

Vedic Reference

 Śiva
 as
 the
 name
 of
 a
 people
 occurs
 once
 in
 the
 Rigveda,
 ^1
 
where
 they
 share
 with
 the
 Alinas,
 Pakthas,
 Bhalānases,
 and
 
Viṣāṇins
 the
 honour
 of
 being
 defeated
 by
 Sudās,
 not
 of
 being,
 
as
 Roth^2
 thought,
 his
 allies.
 There
 can
 hardly
 be
 any
 doubt
 
of
 their
 identity
 with
 the
 Σίβαι^3
 or
 Σίβοι^4
 of
 the
 Greeks,
 who
 
dwelt
 between
 the
 Indus
 and
 the
 Akesines
 (
 Asiknī
 )
 in
 Alexander's
 
time.
 The
 village
 of
 Śiva-pura,
 mentioned
 by
 the
 scholiast
 on
 
Pāṇini^5
 as
 situated
 in
 the
 northern
 country,
 may
 also
 preserve
 
the
 name.
 Cf.
 Śibi.
 
1
 )
 vii.
 18,
 7.
 
2
 )
 Zur
 Litteratur
 und
 Geschichte
 des
 
Veda,
 95
 et
 seq.
 
once
 accepted
 by
 
Zimmer,
 Altindisches
 Leben,
 126.
 
3
 )
 Arrian,
 Indica,
 v.
 12.
 
4
 )
 Diodorus,
 xvii.
 96.
 
5
 )
 iv.
 2,
 109.
 Connected
 with
 Śiva
 
by
 Weber,
 Indische
 Studien,
 13,
 376.
 
Cf.
 St.
 Petersburg
 Dictionary,
 s.v.
 
Cf.
 Zimmer,
 op.
 cit.,
 431
 
Ludwig,
 
Translation
 of
 the
 Rigveda,
 3,
 173
 
Hopkins,
 Journal
 of
 the
 American
 Oriental
 
Society,
 15,
 260
 et
 seq.
 

Burnouf French

 शिव
 शिव
 a.
 heureux
 
favorable,
 de
 bon
 augure.
 --
 S.
 neuter
 
Śiva,
 successeur
 de
 Rudra
 dans
 le
 panthéon
 indien,
 la
 3ᵉ
 personne
 
de
 la
 trimūrti.
 
Le
 phallus,
 emblême
 de
 Śiva
 
en
 gén.
 membre
 
viril.
 
Le
 Veda
 
la
 délivrance
 finale.
 
Une
 des
 périodes
 
astronomiques
 nommées
 yogas
 
phénomène
 astrologique
 de
 bon
 
augure.
 
Vif-argent
 
bdellium
 
sorte
 de
 parfum.
 
Poteau
 pour
 
attacher
 un
 animal.
 --
 N.
 शिव
 bonheur
 
plaisir
 
le
 fait
 d'être
 
de
 bon
 augure.
 
Eau
 
sel
 marin,
 sel
 gemme
 
borax.
 --
 F.
 शिवा
 
l'épouse
 de
 Śiva,
 Durgā.
 
Chacal.
 
Mimosa
 suma
 
terminalia
 
chebula
 
phyllanthus
 emblica,
 bot.
 
शिवक
 masculine
 poteau
 où
 l'on
 attache
 le
 bétail.
 
शिवकीर्तन
 masculine
 serviteur
 de
 Śiva.
 
Kṛṣṇa,
 Viṣṇu.
 
शिवघर्मज
 masculine
 (
 जन्
 )
 la
 planète
 de
 Mars.
 
शिवङ्कर
 a.
 (
 कृ
 )
 qui
 porte
 bonheur,
 favorable.
 
शिवज्ञा
 feminine
 (
 ज्ञा
 )
 femme
 çivaïte.
 
शिवताति
 a.
 (
 तन्
 ?
 )
 qui
 porte
 bonheur.
 
शिवदत्त
 neuter
 (
 दा
 )
 le
 disque
 de
 Viṣṇu.
 
शिवदूती
 feminine
 np.
 de
 Durgā.
 
शिवधातु
 masculine
 opale
 
chalcédoine
 (
 ?
 ).
 
शिवपुरी
 feminine
 Bénarès,
 cité
 de
 Śiva.
 
शिवप्रिय
 masculine
 cristal.
 
Æschynomene
 grandiflora,
 bot.
 --
 F.
 
Durgā.
 --
 N.
 graine
 d'elæocarpus.
 
शिवमल्ली
 feminine
 æschynomene
 grandiflora,
 bot.
 
शिवरस
 masculine
 eau
 de
 riz
 ou
 de
 pois
 qui
 commence
 à
 fermenter.
 
शिववल्लभ
 masculine
 manguier
 
asclepias
 gigantea,
 bot.
 --
 F.
 
Durgā.
 
शिववाहन
 masculine
 (
 वह्
 )
 le
 taureau
 de
 Śiva
 
taureau,
 en
 
gén.
 
शिववीज
 neuter
 vif-argent.
 
शिवचेखर
 masculine
 la
 lune.
 
Æschynomene
 grandiflora,
 bot.
 
शिवाक्ष
 neuter
 (
 अक्ष
 )
 graine
 d'elæocarpus.
 
शिवानी
 feminine
 Durgā.
 
Celtis
 orientalis,
 bot.
 
शिवाप्रिय
 masculine
 bouc
 [
 aimé
 de
 Durgā
 ].
 
शिवाराति
 masculine
 chien
 [
 ennemi
 du
 chacal
 ].
 
शिवालय
 masculine
 (
 आलय
 )
 le
 tulasi
 ou
 basilic
 rouge,
 bot.
 
--
 N.
 cimetière.
 
शिवास्मृति
 feminine
 celtis
 oriental,
 bot.
 

Stchoupak French

 शिव-
 
a.
 bienfaisant,
 propice,
 de
 bon
 auspice,
 salutaire,
 heureux
 
Masculine.
 Neuter.
 
euphém.
 de
 Rudra,
 plus
 tard
 dieu
 de
 la
 trinité
 hindoue,
 dieu
 destructeur
 
fils
 
d'un
 certain
 Idhmajihva
 
Neuter.
 d'un
 fourbe
 
du.
 le
 dieu
 Śiva
 et
 sa
 femme
 
Plural
 Neuter.
 
d'une
 classe
 de
 Brâhmanes
 
nt.
 (
 Masculine.
 )
 bien-être,
 prospérité,
 bonheur,
 
bénédiction
 
-आय
 -एन
 heureusement
 
-आय
 गम्यताम्
 bon
 voyage
 !
 
Neuter.
 de
 la
 maison
 dans
 laquelle
 devaient
 être
 brûlés
 les
 Pāṇḍava
 
d'un
 
Varṣa
 dans
 le
 Jambudvīpa
 
-आ-
 Feminine.
 énergie
 de
 Śiva
 personnifiée
 en
 sa
 
femme
 (
 Durgā,
 Pārvatī,
 etc.
 )
 
nom
 euphém.
 du
 chacal
 (
 considéré
 comme
 de
 
mauvais
 augure
 )
 
femme
 d'Aṅgiras
 
-तर-
 compar.
 -तम-
 sup.
 plus
 ou
 
très
 favorable
 ou
 heureux
 
-मय-
 -ई-
 (
 -आ-
 )
 a.
 plein
 de
 bonheur,
 
entièrement
 consacré
 à
 Śiva.
 
°क्षेत्र-
 nt.
 contrée
 consacrée
 à
 Śiva
 
Neuter.
 d'une
 contrée.
 
°दत्त-
 Masculine.
 Neuter.
 de
 divers
 personnages.
 
°दायिन्-
 a.
 var.
 de
 शिवताति-।
 
°दास-
 Masculine.
 Neuter.
 de
 divers
 personnages
 et
 not.
 de
 l'auteur
 de
 la
 
Vetālapañcaviṃśatikā.
 
°पुर-
 nt.
 Neuter.
 de
 diverses
 villes.
 
°भूति-
 -क-
 Masculine.
 Neuter.
 d'un
 ministre.
 
°मन्त्र-
 Masculine.
 formule
 de
 Śiva.
 
°रूपिन्-
 a.
 qui
 a
 la
 forme
 de
 Śiva.
 
°लिङ्ग-
 nt.
 phallus
 (
 de
 Śiva
 ).
 
°वर्मन्-
 Masculine.
 Neuter.
 d'un
 ministre.
 
°संकल्प-
 Masculine.
 Neuter.
 d'un
 passage
 de
 la
 Vāj.
 Saṃhitā.
 
°सूत्र-
 nt.
 Neuter.
 des
 14
 Sūtra
 par
 lesquels
 s'ouvre
 la
 grammaire
 de
 
Pāṇini
 (
 attribués
 au
 dieu
 Śiva
 ).
 
शिवागम-
 Masculine.
 Neuter.
 d'un
 ouvrage.
 
शिवादेशक-
 Masculine.
 astrologue.
 
शिवायतन-
 nt.
 शिवालय-
 Masculine.
 temple
 consacré
 à
 Śiva.
 
शिवेतर-
 a.
 adverse,
 funeste.
 
शिवं-कर-
 Masculine.
 le
 Châtiment
 personnifié.
 