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Entry ऋष्य

  1. ऋष्यṛṣyaA white-footed antelope. see ऋश्य.

    [ऋष्-क्यप्]

    A white-footed antelope. see ऋश्य.

    Derived forms and compounds

    • -ष्यम् A kind of leprosy.

    • -अङ्कः, -केतनः, -केतुः Name of Aniruddha.

    • -गता the plant Asparagus Racemosus (Equivalent to ऋष्यप्रोक्ता).

    • -गन्धा the plant ऋक्षगन्धा.

    • -जिह्वम् a kind of leprosy.

    • -प्रोक्ता Name of several plants; शूकशिंबी, अतिबला, शतावरी.

    • -मूकः a mountain near the lake Pampā which formed the temporary abode of Rāma with the monkey-chief Sugrīva; ऋष्य- मूकस्तु पम्पायाः पुरस्तात् पुष्पितद्रुमः.

    • -शृङ्गः Name of a sage. [He was the son of Vibhāṇdaka. According to mythical account he was born of a female deer, and had a small horn on his forehead, and hence called 'Ṛiṣya- śṛinga', or 'deerhorned'. He was brought up in the forest by his father, and he saw no other human being till he nearly reached his manhood. When a great drought well nigh devastated the country of Aṅga, its king Lomapāda, at the advice of Brāhmaṇas, caused Ṛisyaśriṅga to be brought to him by means of a number of damsels, and gave his daughter Śantāॠ

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