Sanskrit Dictionary

m. Name of an āditya- (bestowing wealth and presiding over love and marriage, brother of the Dawn, regent of the nakṣatra- uttara-phalgunī-; yāska- enumerates him among the divinities of the highest sphere;according to a later legend his eyes were destroyed by rudra-)

etc.

bhaga

m. Name of a rudra-

bhairava

m. Name of a form of śiva- (cf

)

(in the latter 8 bhairava-'s are enumerated, viz. mahā--, saṃhāra--, asitāṅga--, ruru-- kāla--, krodha--, tāmracūḍa--,or kapāla--, candracūḍa--or rudra-bh-;sometimes other names are given exempli gratia, 'for example' vidyā-rāja-, kāma-r-, nāga-r-, svacchanda-r-, lambita-r-, deva-r-, ugra-r-, vighna-r-)

bharata

m. Name of rudra- (the marut-s are called his sons)

bharga

m. Name of rudra-- śiva-

(as Name of the number 11

)

bhava

m. of a deity attending on rudra- and frequently connected with śarva- (later Name of śiva- or a form of śiva-;or Name of a rudra-, and as such of the number 11 or of the 11th lunar mansion

; dual number bhavau-= bhava- id est śiva- and his wife bhavānī-

; see

)

etc.

bhavānī

f. (fr. bhava-; see iṅdrāṇī-, rudraṇī-, śarvāṇī-and

) Name of a goddess identified in later times with pārvatī- (she is the wife of śiva- in her pacific and amiable form; see

)

etc.

bhavārudra

m. dual number bhava- and rudra-

bhīma

m. Name of rudra-- śiva-

bhīma

m. of one of the 11 rudra-s

bhṛgu

m. of kṛṣṇa- or of rudra-

bhūpati

m. (bh/ū--) "lord of the earth", Name of rudra-

bhūta

m. of a son-in-law of dakṣa- and father of numerous rudra-s

bhūtapati

m. "lord of beings"(especially of evil beings, Name of rudra-- śiva-, bhava-, śarva- and agni-)

etc.

bhuvana

m. of a rudra-

bhuvanādhīśa

(

) m. "lord of the world", Name of a rudra-.

bhuvanādhīśvara

(

) m. "lord of the world", Name of a rudra-.

bhuvaneśa

m. Name of a rudra-

bṛhajjābālopaniṣad

f. Name of an upaniṣad- on the divinity of kālāgni-rudra-.

cakrarāja

m. Name of a mystical diagram

caṇḍila

m. Name of rudra-

dahana

m. Name of a rudra-,

devadeva

m. of rudra-- śiva-, 7324

devasū

m. (with or scilicet deva-) Name of 8 deities (viz. agni- gṛha-pati-, soma- vanas-pati-, savitṛ- satya-prasava-, rudra- paśu-pati-, bṛhas-pati- vācas-pati-, indra- jyeṣṭha-, mitra- satya-, and varuṇa- dharma-pati-)

ḍhālin

mfn. armed with a shield,

ḍhaṇṭī

f. equals vākya-viśeṣa-

dhī

f. understanding, intelligence, wisdom (personified as the wife of rudra-manyu-

), knowledge, science, art

ḍhola

m. a large drum,

dhṛtavrata

m. Name of rudra-

dhṛti

f. of the wife of rudra-- manu-

dhūrjaṭi

m. "having matted locks like a burden", Name of rudra-- śiva-

etc. (ṭin-

)

dhūrti

f. Name of rudra-

(varia lectio ta-

)

dīkṣā

f. dedication, initiation (personified as the wife of soma-

, of rudra- ugra- or rudra- vāmadeva-

)

diś

f. quarter or region pointed at, direction, cardinal point

etc. (four in number, viz. prācī-,east; dakṣiṇā-,south; pratici-,west;and udīcī-,north

, dhruvā-

; and a 6th, ūrdhvā-

; and a 7th, vy-adhvā-

; but oftener 8 are given id est the 4 cardinal and the 4 intermediate quarters, S. E., S. W., N. W., and N. E.

[ see upa--]; and even a 9th, and 10th, tiryak-or adhas-and ūrdhvam-

; diśām pati-[ see dik-pati-below]= soma-

,or= rudra-

)

diśā

f. Name of the wife of rudra-bhīma-

divīśa

m. lord in lord in heaven plural Name of the āditya-s, vasu- and rudra-

(For other compound See under div/as-, divā-,2. div/i-, divo-3. dy/u-.)

drāpi

mfn. (Causal of2. drā-) causing to run (said of rudra-)

ekacara

mf(ā-)n. Name of śiva-rudra-

ekādaśavyūha

mfn. appearing in 11 forms (rudra-),

ekādaśottama

m. "chief among (the) eleven (rudra-s)", Name of śiva-

ekākṣaragaṇapatistotra

n. a hymn in honour of gaṇeśa- (a portion of the rudrayāmala-)

ekarudra

m. rudra- alone

gaṇadevatā

f. plural troops of deities who generally appear in classes (āditya-s, viśva-s, vasu-s, tuṣita-s, ābhāsvara-s, anila-s, mahārājika-s, sādhya-s, and rudra-s)

gariman

m. a venerable person (as rudra-)

giripara

mfn. following after gir/i- (as a Name of rudra-)

giriśa

m. (gaRa lomādi-) "inhabiting mountains", Name of rudra-- śiva-

(vocative case)

etc.

giriśa

m. Name of a rudra-

girīśa

m. one of the 11 rudra-s

giriṣad

mfn. sitting on mountains (rudra-)

giriśanta

mfn. (equals -śa-) inhabiting mountains (rudra-- śiva-)

giritra

mfn. protecting mountains (rudra-- śiva-)

harākṣa

n. equals rudrākṣa-, the berry of Elaeocarpus Ganitrus

haridvāra

n. " viṣṇu-'s gate", Name of a celebrated town and sacred bathing-place (commonly called Hardvar, where the Ganges finally leaves the mountains for the plains of Hindustan, whence it is sometimes called Gangadvara;it is called " hari-'s gate", as leading to vaikuṇṭha- or viṣṇu-'s heaven)

harirudra

m. hari- and rudra- (id est viṣṇu- and śiva-) in one person

havana

m. Name of a rudra-

iḍā

f. of a wife of vasudeva- and of the rudra- ṛta-dhvaja-

iḷā

f. of a wife of vasudeva- and of the rudra- ṛta-dhvaja-

irāvatī

f. Name of durgā- (the wife of rudra-)

īśa

m. the number"eleven"(as there are eleven rudra-s)

īśāna

m. a ruler, master, one of the older names of śiva-rudra-

etc.

īśāna

m. one of the rudra-s

īśvara

m. one of the rudra-s

jalāṣabheṣaja

(j/al-) mfn. possessed of healing medicines (rudra-)

jaṭa

m. Name of several plants (equals ṭā-vatī-

;Mucuna pruritus

;Flacourtia cataphracta

; equals ṭā-mūlā-

; equals rudra-jaṭā-

)

jaṭādharī

f. equals rudra-jaṭā-

jaṭāvallī

f. equals rudra-jaṭā-

jayanta

m. of a rudra-

kāla

m. of rudra-

kālāgnirudra

m. equals kāla-rudra-

kālarudra

m. rudra- regarded as the fire that is to destroy the world,

kapālin

m. of one of the eleven rudra-s

etc.

kapardin

mfn. wearing braided and knotted hair (like the cowrie shell)

(said of rudra-, pūṣan-, etc.)

kapardin

m. of one of the eleven rudra-s

kārakavāda

m. a treatise on the cases by rudra-.

keśin

mfn. (

) having fine or long hair (said of rudra-[ see kapardin-],of his female attendants, of female demons, and of men)

(see

)

keśin

m. "Name of rudra-" (See before)

keśinī

f. plural (/inīs-) Ved. "the attendants of rudra-" (See before)

khara

m. of a rudra- (?)

(varia lectio)

khecara

m. a vidyā-dharī-

koṇerabhaṭṭa

m. Name of a son of viṣṇu- and father of rudra-bhaṭṭa-.

kratudhvaja

m. Name of a rudra-

(varia lectio ṛtu-dh-).

krayin

m. Name of rudra-

krīḍārudrāya

Nom. A1. yate-, to resemble rudra- while playing.

krivi

m. a Name of rudra- (varia lectio kr/ayin- q.v)

kṛśānu

m. (fr. kṛś-for kṛṣ-?),"bending the bow", N. applied to a good archer (connected with /astṛ-,"an archer", though sometimes used alone; kṛśānu-, according to some, is a divine being, in character like rudra- or identified with him;armed with the lightning he defends the "heavenly" soma- from the hawk, who tries to steal and bear it from heaven to earth)

kṛttivāsas

m. (k/ṛtti--) "covered with a skin", Name of rudra-śiva-

kṣayadvīra

mfn. ruling or governing men (indra-, rudra-, and pūṣan-)

kṣipreṣu

mfn. one who has quick arrows (rudra-)

kumbhāṇḍa

m. plural (perhaps a Prakrit form for kuṣmāṇḍa- q.v,but see kumbh/a-muṣka-) "having testicles shaped like a kumbha-", a class of demons (at whose head stands rudra-)

mābhīda

m. n. species of rudrākṣa- with one berry

madanadahana

m. " kāma-deva-'s burner or consumer", Name of śiva-rudra- (and so of the number eleven)

mahādeva

m. "the great deity", Name of rudra- or śiva- or one of his attendant deities

etc.

mahādeva

m. of one of the 8 forms of rudra- or śiva-

mahādevahata

mfn. slain by rudra-

mahāpreta

m. a noble departed spirit

mahārudra

m. "great rudra-", a form of śiva-

mahāsahasranāman

n. a list of 1000 names of rāma- from the

mahat

m. Name of rudra- or of a particular rudra-

mahinasa

m. a form of śiva- or rudra-

makārādisahasranāman

n. Name of chapter of the rudra-yāmala- (containing 1000 names of rāma- beginning with m-).

makhahan

m. "killer of makha-", Name of agni- or indra- or rudra-

mālavabhadra

m. Name of a poet

(wrong reading for rudra-?).

maṇimaṇḍapa

m. a crystal hall or a hall on crystal pillars

manojava

m. of a son of rudra- īśāna-

manu

m. the Man par excellence or the representative man and father of the human race (regarded in the

as the first to have instituted sacrifices and religious ceremonies, and associated with the ṛṣi-s kaṇva- and atri-;in the

described as dividing his possessions among some of his sons to the exclusion of one called nābhā-nediṣṭha- q.v;called sāṃvaraṇa- as author of

; āpsava- as author of

;in

he is numbered among the 31 divine beings of the upper sphere, and

as father of men even identified with prajā-pati-;but the name manu- is especially applied to 14 successive mythical progenitors and sovereigns of the earth, described

and in later works as creating and supporting this world through successive antara-s or long periods of timeSee manv-antara-below;the first is called svāyambhuva- as sprung from svayam-bhū-,the Self-existent, and described in

as a sort of secondary creator, who commenced his work by producing 10 prajāpati-s or maharṣi-s, of whom the first was marīci-,Light;to this manu- is ascribed the celebrated"code of manu-"See manu-saṃhitā-,and two ancient sūtra- works on kalpa- and gṛhya- id est sacrificial and domestic rites;he is also called hairaṇyagarbha- as son of hiraṇya-garbha-, and prācetasa-, as son of pra-cetas-;the next 5 manu-s are called svārociṣa-, auttami-, tāmasa-, raivata-, cākṣuṣa- see

;the 7th manu-, called vaivasvata-,Sun-born, or from his piety, satya-vrata-,is regarded as the progenitor of the present race of living beings, and said, like the Noah of the Old Testament, to have been preserved from a great flood by viṣṇu- or brahmā- in the form of a fish: he is also variously described as one of the 12 āditya-s, as the author of

,as the brother of yama-, who as a son of he Sun is also called vaivasvata-, as the founder and first king of ayodhyā-, and as father of ilā- who married budha-, son of the Moon, the two great solar and lunar races being thus nearly related to each otherSee

;the 8th manu- or first of the future manu-s according to to

,will be sāvarṇi-;the 9th dakṣa-sāvarṇi-;the 12th rudra-sāvarṇi-;the 13th raucya- or deva-sāvarṇi-;the 14th bhautya- or indra-- sāvarṇi-)

manu

m. of a rudra-

manyu

m. rage, fury, wrath, anger, indignation

(also personified, especially as agni- or kāma- or as a rudra-; manyuṃ- kṛ-,with locative case or accusative with prati-,"to vent one's anger on, be angry with")

marut

m. plural (prob. the"flashing or shining ones"; confer, compare marīci-and Greek ) the storm-gods (indra-'s companions and sometimes exempli gratia, 'for example'

equals devāḥ-,the gods or deities in general;said in the veda- to be the sons of rudra- and pṛśni- q.v,or the children of heaven or of ocean;and described as armed with golden weapons id est lightnings and thunderbolts, as having iron teeth and roaring like lions, as residing in the north, as riding in golden cars drawn by ruddy horses sometimes called pṛṣatīḥ- q.v;they are reckoned in

among the gods of the middle sphere, and in

are held to be three times sixty in number;in the later literature they are the children of diti-, either seven or seven times seven in number, and are sometimes said to be led by mātariśvan-)

etc.

māruta

m. of rudra-

mekhalāla

mfn. "adorned with a girdle", Name of śiva-rudra-

(

)

miñjikāmiñjika

n. sg. Name of two beings sprung from the seed of rudra-

mirākhāna

m. (= $) Name of a Pathan chief (the patron of rudra-bhaṭṭa-)

mṛgavyādha

m. of one of the 11 rudra-s

mṛtyu

m. Death personified, the god of disease (sometimes identified with yama- or with viṣṇu-;or said to be a son of adharma- by nirṛti- or of brahmā- or of kali- or of māyā-;he has also the patronymics prādhvaṃsana- and sāmparāyaṇa-, and is sometimes reckoned among the 11 rudra-s, and sometimes regarded as vyāsa- in the 6th dvāpara- or as a teacher etc.)

etc.

nairṛta

m. of a rudra-

(Calcutta edition nir-ṛti-)

niḥśvāsasaṃhitā

f. Name of a code of laws supposed to have been revealed by rudra-- śiva-

nīlaśikhaṇḍa

(nī-) mfn. having black tufts or locks of hair (rudra-siva-)

nirṛta

m. Name of rudra-

nirṛti

m. Name of a rudra-

paināka

mf(ī-)n. (fr. pinākin-) belonging to or coming from rudra-- śiva-

paśupati

m. "lord of animals"(or"lord of a servant named paśu-"or"lord of the soul"

), Name of the later rudra-- śiva- or of a similar deity (often associated in the veda- with bhava-, śarva-, ugra-, rudra-, mahā-deva-, īśāna- and others who together with bhīma- are in later times regarded as manifestations of rudra-)

etc.

pināka

m. n. a staff or bow, (especially) the staff or bow of rudra-- śiva-

etc.

pinākahasta

(pin-) m. = equals -pāṇi- Name of rudra-

pinākāvasa

m. Name of rudra- ("concealing pināka-",

)

pinākin

m. "armed with the bow or spear pināka-", Name of rudra-- śiva-

pinākin

m. of one of the 11 rudra-s

piṅgala

m. of a rudra-

pitṛrūpa

m. Name of a rudra-

pitṛṣad

mfn. "dwelling with the pitṛ-s", Name of rudra-

pratāparudrayaśobhūṣaṇa

n. Name of work by vidyā-nātha- on rhetoric (in which king pratāpa-rudra- is eulogized)

pratāparudrīya

n. Name of work by vidyā-nātha- on rhetoric (in which king pratāpa-rudra- is eulogized)

prayāga

m. "place of sacrifice", Name of a celebrated place of pilgrimage (now called Allahabad) at the confluence of the gaṅgā- and yamunā- with the supposed subterranean sarasvatī- (also -ka-

; see tri-veṇī-; in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' also in deva--pilgrimage, rudra--pilgrimage, karṇa- pilgrimage and nanda--pilgrimage)

etc. (see

;as Name of a country

; plural the inhabitants of prayāga-

)

pṛṣātaka

m. Name of rudra-

raivata

m. of one of the 11 rudra-s

rāmajīvana

m. Name of a king (son of rudra-rāya-)

rāmaputra

m. patronymic of rudraka-

raṅgāvatāraka

m. (see prec.) a stage-player, actor

(the latter also"an actor who dresses like rudra-"

)

raṅgāvatārin

m. (see prec.) a stage-player, actor

(the latter also"an actor who dresses like rudra-"

)

raudra

mf(ā-or ī-)n. or raudr/a- (fr. rudra-) relating or belonging to or coming from rudra- or the rudra-s, rudra--like, violent, impetuous, fierce, wild ( raudram am- ind.)

etc.

raudra

m. a descendant of rudra-

raudra

m. a worshipper of rudra-

raudra

mf(ī-)n. Name of the nakṣatra- ārdrā- when under rudra-

raudradarśana

mfn. of dreadful appearance, terrific

(see rudra-d-).

raudrāgna

mf(ī-)n. (fr. rudrāgni-) relating to rudra- and agni-

raudraka

n. rudra-'s work (equals rudreṇa kṛtam-) gaRa kulālādi-.

raudrākṣa

mf(ī-)n. (fr. rudrākṣa-) made from Elaeocarpus Ganitrus

raudrāṇī

(prob.) wrong reading for rudrāṇī-.

raudrāśva

m. (prob. fr. rudrāśva-) Name of a son or a more distant descendant of puru-

raudrī

f. Name of the Comms. on the tattva-cintāmaṇi-dīdhiti- and the nyāya-siddhānta-muktāvalī- by rudra- bhaṭṭācārya-

raudrībhāva

m. "terribleness", the character of rudra- or śiva-

rodas

n. dual number (prob. connected with rudra-; see rodas/ī-) heaven and earth (only in the beginning of a compound and in genitive case r/odasoḥ-

)

rodasī

f. (sg.) Name of lightning as wife of rudra- and companion of the marut-s (also rodas/ī-)

ṛta

m. Name of a rudra-

ṛtadhvaja

m. Name of a rudra-

rudhira

mfn. (prob. fr. the above lost root rudh-,"to be red"; see rohita-and also under rudra-) red, blood-red, bloody

rudra

m. "Roarer or Howler", Name of the god of tempests and father and ruler of the rudra-s and marut-s (in the veda- he is closely connected with indra- and still more with agni-, the god of fire, which, as a destroying agent, rages and crackles like the roaring storm, and also with kāla- or Time the all-consumer, with whom he is afterwards identified;though generally represented as a destroying deity, whose terrible shafts bring death or disease on men and cattle, he has also the epithet śiva-,"benevolent"or"auspicious", and is even supposed to possess healing powers from his chasing away vapours and purifying the atmosphere;in the later mythology the word śiva-,which does not occur as a name in the veda-, was employed, first as an euphemistic epithet and then as a real name for rudra-, who lost his special connection with storms and developed into a form of the disintegrating and reintegrating principle;while a new class of beings, described as eleven [or thirty-three] in number, though still called rudra-s, took the place of the original rudra-s or marut-s: in

, rudra- is said to have sprung from brahmā-'s forehead, and to have afterwards separated himself into a figure half male and half female, the former portion separating again into the 11 rudra-s, hence these later rudra-s are sometimes regarded as inferior manifestations of śiva-, and most of their names, which are variously given in the different purāṇa-s, are also names of śiva-;those of the

are ajaikapād-, ahir-budhnya-, hara-, nirṛta-, īśvara-, bhuvana-, aṅgāraka-, ardha-ketu-, mṛtyu-, sarpa-, kapālin-; according to to others the rudra-s are represented as children of kaśyapa- and surabhi- or of brahmā- and surabhi- or of bhūta- and su-rūpā-; according to to

, rudra- is one of the 8 forms of śiva-;elsewhere he is reckoned among the dik-pāla-s as regent of the north-east quarter)

etc. (see

)

rudra

m. Name of the number"eleven"(from the 11 rudra-s)

rudra

m. (in music) of a kind of stringed instrument (see rudrī-and rudra-vīṇā-)

rudra

m. dual number (incorrect accusative to

) rudra- and rudrāṇī- (see also bhavā-r-and somā-rudra-)

rudra

m. plural the rudra-s or sons of rudra- (sometimes identified with or distinguished from the marut-s who are 11 or 33 in number)

etc.

rudra

m. an abbreviated N. for the texts or hymns addressed to rudra-

(see rudra-japa-)

rudrabali

m. an oblation of flesh etc. presented to the rudra-

rudrabhū

f. " rudra-'s ground", a cemetery

rudracaṇḍī

f. Name of a section in the rudra-yāmala- and of a stotra-.

rudrādhyāya

m. Name of particular prayers addressed to rudra-

rudragaṇa

m. the class of (beings called) rudra-s (See under rudra-)

rudragarbha

m. " rudra-'s offspring", Name of agni-

rudragāyatri

(mc.) f. Name of the text tatpuruṣāya- - tan no rudraḥ pracodayāt- (

) and of a modification of it

rudragāyatrī

f. Name of the text tatpuruṣāya- - tan no rudraḥ pracodayāt- (

) and of a modification of it

rudragīta

n. (

) or f(ā-). sg. or plural (

) the song of rudra- (in which agastya- repeats a dialogue between himself and rudra-).

rudrahotṛ

(rudr/a--) mfn. having the rudra- for invokers, being invoked by the rudra-

(see rudr/a-hūti-).

rudrahūti

(rudr/a--) mfn. invoked by the rudra- (or according to to

"by praisers")

(see rudr/a-hotṛ-).

rudraikādaśakamantra

m. plural (

) (

) the 11 rudra- hymns (anuvāka- in the taittirīya- saṃhitā-).

rudraikādaśinī

f. (

) the 11 rudra- hymns (anuvāka- in the taittirīya- saṃhitā-).

rudraja

m. "produced from rudra-", quick-silver (supposed to be the semen of śiva-)

rudrajapa

m. Name of a prayer or hymn addressed to rudra-

rudrajāpaka

(

) (

) mfn. one who recites the rudra-japa- in a low tone.

rudrajapana

n. the recitation of the rudra-japa- in a low tone

rudrajāpin

(

) mfn. one who recites the rudra-japa- in a low tone.

rudrajaṭā

f. " rudra-'s hair", a species of creeper

rudrakalaśa

m. " rudra-'s jar", a particular receptacle for water used in making oblations to the planets

rudrakośa

m. Name of a lexicon by rudra-.

rudrākrīḍa

m. " rudra-'s pleasure-ground", a cemetery or burning-ground for corpses (rudra- being supposed to dance in such places at evening twilight)

rudrākṣa

m. " rudra--eyed", Elaeocarpus Ganitrus or its berry (used for rosaries)

(see

)

rudraloka

m. rudra-'s world

rudramaya

mf(ī-)n. having the essence of rudra-

rudrāṇī

f. rudra-'s wife, the goddess durgā-

etc.

rudrāṇī

f. a species of plant (equals rudra-jaṭā-)

rudrāṅkuśa

m. rudra-'s trident

rudrapatnī

f. rudra-'s wife, the goddess durgā-

rudrapriyā

f. "dear to rudra-", Terminalia Chebula

rudraputra

m. rudra-'s son, a patronymic of the 12th manu-

(see -sāvarṇi-).

rudrāri

m. rudra-'s enemy

rudrāri

mfn. having rudra- for an enemy

rudrarodana

n. " rudra-'s tears", gold

rudrasakha

m. " rudra-'s friend", Name of kubera-

rudrasarga

m. rudra-'s creation

rudrasarga

m. the creation of the 11 rudra-

rudrasāvarṇika

mfn. belonging or relating to rudra-sāvarṇi-, being under rudra--sa1varn2i

rudrasenā

f. rudra-'s army

(plural)

rudrasṛṣṭi

f. rudra-'s creation, (or) the creation of the 11 rudra-

(see -sarga-).

rudrasvarga

m. rudra-'s heaven

rudratanaya

m. " rudra-'s son", Name of Punishment

rudratva

n. the being rudra-

rudrāvāsa

m. rudra-'s abode id est kāśi- or Benares

rudrāvasṛṣṭa

mfn. hurled by rudra-

rudravat

mfn. (rudr/a--) having rudra- or the rudra-

etc.

rudravatvadgaṇa

mfn. (rudr/a--) surrounded by the rudra- troop (said of soma-)

rudrayajña

m. an oblation or sacrifice offered to rudra-

rudrāyatana

n. a temple dedicated to rudra-

rudrī

f. a kind of lute or guitar

(see m.and rudra-vīṇā-).

rudriya

mf(ā-)n. relating to rudra- or the rudra-s, coming from them etc.

(see śata-r-)

rudriya

n. rudra-'s majesty or power

(

"pleasure, delight", equals sukha-).

rudropastha

m. " rudra-'s generative organ", Name of a mountain

ruśanā

f. Name of one of the wives of rudra-

ṣaḍaṅga

n. equals -rudra- (q.v)

sahasrākṣa

m. of Fire and rudra-

śakti

f. the energy or active power of a deity personified as his wife and worshipped by the śākta- (q.v) sect of Hindus under various names (sometimes only three, sometimes eight śakti- goddesses are enumerated, as follow, indrāṇī-, vaiṣṇavī-, śāntā-, brahmāṇī-, kaumārī-, nārasiṃhī-, vārāhī-, and māheśvarī-, but some substitute cāmuṇḍā- and caṇḍikā- for the third and sixth of these: according to another reckoning there are nine, viz. vaiṣṇavī-, brahmāṇī-, raudrī-, māheśvarī-, nārasiṃhī-, vārāhī-, indrāṇī-, kārttikī-, and pradhānā-: others reckon fifty different forms of the śakti- of viṣṇu- besides lakṣmī-, some of these are kīrtti-, kānti-, tuṣṭi-, puṣṭā-, dhṛti-, śānti-, kriyā-, dayā-, medhā- etc.;and fifty forms of the śakti- of śiva- or rudra- besides durgā- or gaurī-, some of whom are guṇodarī-, virajā-, śālmalī-, lolākṣī-, vartulākṣī-, dīrgha-ghoṇā-, sudīrgha-mukhī-, go-mukhī-, dīrgha-jihvā-, kuṇḍodarī-, ardha-keśī-, vikṛta-mukhī-, jvālā-mukhī-, ulkāmukhī- etc.; sarasvatī- is also named as a śakti-, both of viṣṇu- and rudra-: according to the vāyu-purāṇa- the female nature of rudra- became twofold, one half asita-or white, and the other sita-or black, each of these again becoming manifold, those of the white or mild nature included lakṣmī-, sarasvatī-, gaurī-, umā- etc.;those of the dark and fierce nature, durgā-, kālī- etc.)

(see

)

samaravijaya

m. Name of a chapter of the rudra-yāmala-

śambhu

m. of one of the 11 rudra-s

śaṃkara

m. Name of rudra- or śiva-

etc.

saṃtāna

m. Name of a son of rudra-

sarga

m. of a son of rudra-

śārikākavaca

n. Name of a chapter of rudrayāmala-tantra-.

sarpa

m. Name of one of the 11 rudra-s

of a rākṣasa-

sarpa

m. Name of the wife of a rudra-

sarpirilā

f. Name of the wife of a rudra-

sarūpā

f. Name of the wife of bhūta- and mother of innumerable rudra-s

śarva

m. (fr. ś/uru-) Name of a god who kills people with arrows (mentioned together with bhava- and other names of rudra-- śiva-)

śarva

m. of one of the 11 rudra-s

sarvajvaravipāka

m. Name of chapter of the

sarvavyāpin

m. Name of rudra-

śatarudra

m. plural a hundred rudra-s

śatarudriya

mfn. belonging or sacred to a hundred rudra-s

("much celebrated"

)

śatarudriya

n. (with or scilicet brahman-) Name of a celebrated hymn and prayer of the yajur-veda- addressed to rudra- (śiva-) in his hundred aspects (occurring in

)

etc. (see

)

śatarudrīya

mfn. having a hundred rudra-s as divinity

śataśīrṣarudraśamanīya

mfn. fit to appease the hundred-headed rudra-

saumāraudra

mfn. (fr. somā-rudra-) relating or belonging to soma- and rudra-

sauvarcalā

f. Name of rudra-'s wife

sāvitra

m. a son or descendant of savitṛ- (applied to karṇa-, candra-ketu-, śiva-, one of the vasu-s, one of the marut-s, and one of the rudra-s)

senānī

m. of one of the rudra-s

śipiviṣṭa

mfn. (according to to

) pervaded by rays (applied to rudra-- śiva- and viṣṇu-; see

)

etc.

śitikaṇṭha

mfn. dark-necked (as rudra-- śiva-; see nīla-k-)

etc.

śiva

m. "The Auspicious one", Name of the disintegrating or destroying and reproducing deity (who constitutes the third god of the Hindu trimūrti- or Triad, the other two being brahmā-"the creator"and viṣṇu-"the preserver";in the veda- the only Name of the destroying deity was rudra-"the terrible god", but in later times it became usual to give that god the euphemistic N. śiva-"the auspicious"[just as the Furies were called "the gracious ones"], and to assign him the office of creation and reproduction as well as dissolution;in fact the preferential worship of śiva- as developed in the purāṇa-s and Epic poems led to his being identified with the Supreme Being by his exclusive worshippers [called śaiva-s];in his character of destroyer he is sometimes called kāla-"black", and is then also identified with"Time", although his active destroying function is then oftener assigned to his wife under her name kālī-, whose formidable character makes her a general object of propitiation by sacrifices;as presiding over reproduction consequent on destruction śiva-'s symbol is the liṅga- [ q.v ] or Phallus, under which form he is worshipped all over India at the present day;again one of his representations is as ardha-nārī-,"half-female", the other half being male to symbolize the unity of the generative principle[

];he has 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, above the central eye, marks the measure of time by months, a serpent round his neck the measure by years, and a second necklace of skulls with 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;on the top of it he bears the Ganges, the rush of which in its descent from 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 holds a tri-śūla-,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;he also carries a kind of drum, shaped like an hour-glass, called ḍamaru-: his attendants or servants are called pramatha- [ q.v ];they are regarded as demons or supernatural beings of different kinds, and form various hosts or troops called gaṇa-s;his wife durgā- [otherwise called kālī-, pārvatī-, umā-, gaurī-, bhavāṇī- etc.] is the chief object of worship with the śākta-s and tāntrika-s, and in this connection he is fond of dancing [see tāṇḍava-]and wine-drinking;he is also worshipped as a great ascetic and is said to have 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;in the exercise of his function of Universal Destroyer he is fabled to have burnt up the Universe and all the gods, including brahmā- and viṣṇu-, by a similar scorching glance, and to have rubbed the resulting ashes upon his body, whence the use of ashes in his worship, while the use of the rudrākṣa- berries 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 or heaven is kailāsa-, one of the loftiest northern peaks of the himālaya-;he has strictly no incarnations like those of viṣṇu-, though vīra-bhadra- and the eight bhairava-s and khaṇḍobā- etc.[

] are sometimes regarded as forms of him;he is especially worshipped at Benares and has even more names than viṣṇu-, one thousand and eight being specified in the 69th chapter of the śiva-purāṇa- and in the 17th chapter of the anuśāsana-parvan- of the mahā-bhārata-, some of the most common being mahā-deva-, śambhu-, śaṃkara-, īśa-, īśvara-, maheśvara-, hara-;his sons are gaṇeśa- and kārttikeya-)

etc.

śivā

f. of the mother of rudra-bhaṭṭa-

śivābali

m. an offering to durgā- (offered at night and consisting chiefly of flesh;also Name of a chapter of the rudra-yāmala- tantra-)

śivapurāṇa

n. Name of one of the 18 puraṇa-s (devoted to the praise of śiva-, and consisting of 12 saṃhitā-s, viz. vighneśa-, rudra-, vināyaka-, bhauma-, mātṛkā-, rudraikadaśa-, kailāsa-, śata-rudra-, koṭi-rudra-, sahasra-koṭi-rudra-, vāyavīya-, and dharma-saṃhitā-)

somāraudra

mfn. belonging to soma- and rudra-

somārudra

m. dual number soma- and rudra-

somārudra

n. a hymn addressed to soma- and rudra-

sphuṭavivaraṇa

n. Name of an astronomy work by rudra-- miśra-.

śṛṅgāratilaka

n. Name of various works (especially of a kāvya-, attributed to kālidāsa-, and of a rhetoric work by rudraṭa- or rudra-bhaṭṭa- [12th or 13th century A.D.] corresponding in its contents to the 3rd chapter of the sāhitya-darpaṇa-).

sthāṇu

m. of one of the 11 rudra-s

sthiradhanvan

(sthir/a--) mfn. having a strong bow (said of rudra-)

sudhā

f. Name of the, wife of a rudra-

sugandhā

f. Name of various other plants and trees (equals vandhyā-, karkoṭakī-, rudra-jaṭā-etc.)

sugandhapattrā

n. equals rudra-jaṭā-

śūladhara

mfn. bearing a spear (applied to rudra-siva-)

śūlagava

m. an ox fit for a spit (presented as an offering to rudra-)

śūlapāṇi

m. Name of rudra- śiva-

etc.

śūlin

m. Name of rudra- śiva- (as holding a trident)

supattra

m. a kind of creeper (equals rudra-jaṭā-)

surabhi

f(i-also ī-). Name of a fabulous cow (daughter of dakṣa- and wife of kaśyapa-, mother of cattle and of the rudra-s, sometimes considered as one of the mātṛ-s or as the cow of plenty; surabheḥ sutāḥ-,"the children of surabhi-" id est"cattle")

etc. (

)

sureśvara

m. of a rudra-

svadhā

f. "own portion or share", the sacrificial offering due to each god, (especially) the food or libation, or refreshing drink (see 2. su-dhā-) offered to the pitṛ-s or spirits of deceased ancestors (consisting of clarified butter etc. and often only a remainder of the havis-;also applied to other oblations or libations, and personified as a daughter of dakṣa- and wife of the pitṛ-s or of aṅgiras- or of a rudra- or of agni-)

etc.

svāhā

f. an oblation (offered to agni-, indra- etc.) or Oblation personified (as a daughter of dakṣa- and wife of agni-;she is thought to preside over burnt-offerings;her body is said to consist of the four veda-s, and her limbs are the six aṅga-s or members of the veda-;she is represented also as a wife of the rudra- paśu-pati-)

svapivāta

mfn. (See api-vat-) understanding or meaning well (said of rudra-)

(according to to

"whose speech is trustworthy or authoritative"; according to to others,"much desired", fr. api-van-).

svarga

m. Name of a son of the rudra- bhīma-

tāra

mfn. ( tṝ-) carrying across, a saviour, protector (rudra-)

tārācakra

n. Name of a mystical circle

tīrthasad

mfn. dwelling at tīrtha-s (rudra-)

trayīmaya

mf(ī-)n. consisting of or containing or resting on the 3 veda-s

(the sun,

;the sun's chariot, 21, 12)

(rudra-)

tridaśa

m. plural (see

and dvi-d-) the 3 x 10 (in round number for 3 x 11) deities (12 āditya-s, 8 vasu-s, 11 rudra-s, and 2 aśvin-s; see

)

etc.

tripurasundarī

f. durgā-

tṛptimat

mfn. satisfied, finding satisfaction in (locative case)

tryambaka

m. "three-eyed"(originally probably"three-mothered" fr. the threefold expression /ambe /ambik/e 'mbālike-

etc.; see tri-māt/ṛ-and traimātura-) rudra- or (later on) śiva-

etc. (triy--

; see

vArttika

)

tryambaka

m. Name of one of the 11 rudra-s

tryambaka

m. plural (equals traiy-) the cakes sacred to rudra- try-ambaka-

tvaṣṭṛ

m. of a rudra-,

ugra

m. Name of rudra- or śiva-

ugra

m. of a particular rudra-

ugraretas

m. a form of rudra-

ulapya

m. Name of a rudra-

ulapya

m. Name of a rudra-

ulkācakra

n. (in astrology) a particular position of the stars, rudrayāmala- (

)

uśanā

f. Name of a wife of rudra-.

uṣas

f. Name of a wife of bhava- (=) or rudra-

vaivasvata

m. Name of one of the rudra-s

vajrabāhu

mfn. (v/ajra--) "thunderbolt-armed", wielder of a thunderbolt (said of indra-, agni- and rudra-)

vakra

m. Name of rudra-

vālmīki

m. (with kavi-) of the son of rudra-maṇi- tri-pāṭhin- and author of the ramalendu-prakāśa-

vāma

m. of a rudra-

vāstavya

mfn. left on any spot (as a worthless remainder;also applied to rudra-, to whom the leavings of the sacrifice belong)

vāstoṣpati

m. Name of rudra-

vasu

mf(u-or vī-)n. Name of the gods (as the"good or bright ones", especially of the āditya-s, marut-s, aśvin-s, indra-, uṣas-, rudra-, vāyu-, viṣṇu-, śiva-, and kubera-)

vasu

mf(u-or vī-)n. of a particular class of gods (whose number is usually eight, and whose chief is indra-, later agni- and viṣṇu-;they form one of the nine gaṇa-s or classes enumerated under gaṇa-devatā- q.v;the eight vasu-s were originally personifications, like other Vedic deities, of natural phenomena, and are usually mentioned with the other gaṇa-s common in the veda-, viz. the eleven rudra-s and the twelve āditya-s, constituting with them and with dyau-s,"Heaven", and pṛthivī-,"Earth"[or, according to some, with indra- and prajā-pati-, or, according to others, with the two aśvin-s], the thirty-three gods to which reference is frequently made;the names of the vasu-s, according to the viṣṇu-purāṇa-, are, 1. āpa- [connected with ap-,"water"];2. dhruva-,"the Pole-star";3. soma-,"the Moon";4. dhava- or dhara-;5. anila-,"Wind";6. anala- or pāvaka-,"Fire";7. pratyūṣa-,"the Dawn";8. prabhāsa-,"Light";but their names are variously given; ahan-,"Day", being sometimes substituted for 1;in their relationship to Fire and Light they appear to belong to Vedic rather than Puranic mythology)

etc.

vijaya

m. of the lance of rudra- (personified)

vikiriḍa

(

)mfn. applied to rudra- (according to to Scholiast or Commentator"averting wounds"or"sending off arrows") .

vikirida

(

) mfn. applied to rudra- (according to to Scholiast or Commentator"averting wounds"or"sending off arrows") .

vikiridra

(

) mfn. applied to rudra- (according to to Scholiast or Commentator"averting wounds"or"sending off arrows") .

vilohita

m. of rudra- and Fire (is identified with rudra-)

vīra

m. (with, tāntrika-s) an adept (who is between the divya-and the paśu-

)

vīrabhadra

m. Name of a rudra-

virudra

(v/i--) mfn. not accompanied by rudra- or the rudra-s (others"shining, brilliant")

virūpākṣa

m. of a rudra-

vṛṣākapi

m. of one of the 11 rudra-s

vṛtti

f. Name of the wife of a rudra-

vyuptakeśa

m. Name of rudra- and of Fire (as identified with rudra-)

yāmala

n. Name of a class of tantra- works (of which 3 or 7 or 8 are mentioned; see rudra-yāmala-)

yayāticarita

n. "the story of yayāti-", Name of a nāṭaka- (by rudra-deva-).

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ā	rudrāsa indravantaḥ sajoṣasaḥ RV.5.57.1a; KB.20.4; 23.3; śB.13.5.1.12; N.11.15a. P: ā rudrāsaḥ śś.10.6.20; 11.6.8. Cf. BṛhD.5.47.

ā	rudrāsaḥ sudītibhiḥ RV.8.20.2b.

ādityā	rudrā aśvinobhā AVś.5.3.9c. See under imaṃ yajñam aśvinobhā.

ādityā	rudrā uparispṛśo naḥ (AVP. mām; KS. -spṛśaṃ mā) AVś.5.3.10c; AVP.5.4.14c; KS.40.14c. See vasavo rudrā ādityā uparispṛśaṃ mā.

ādityā	rudrā vasava undantu sacetasaḥ AVś.6.68.1c. Cf. āpa undantu jīvase.

ādityā	rudrā vasavaḥ AVś.11.6.13a; AVP.10.3.6a; 15.14.6a; ViDh.73.12. The quotation in ViDh. represents probably the pratīka of one of the following mantras.

ādityā	rudrā vasavas tvelate (AB. tveḍate; GB. tenute) AVś.20.135.9a; AB.6.35.15a; GB.2.6.14a; JB.2.117a; śś.12.19.2a.

ādityā	rudrā vasavaḥ sudānavaḥ RV.10.66.12c.

ādityā	rudrā vasavaḥ sunīthāḥ RV.3.8.8a.

ādityā	rudrā vasavo juṣanta (AVś.AVP. juṣantām) RV.7.35.14a; AVś.19.11.4a; AVP.12.17.4a.

ādityā	rudrā vasavo me sadasyāḥ TS.7.3.13.1c; KSA.3.3c.

ādityā	rudrās tan mayi Kauś.42.17c. Cf. next.

ādityai	rudrair vasubhir na ā gahi RV.10.150.1c.

ādityai	rudrair vasubhiḥ sacābhuvā RV.2.31.1b; 8.35.1b. Fragment: vasubhiḥ sacābhuvā N.5.5.

ahaṃ	rudrāya dhanur ā tanomi RV.10.125.6a; AVś.4.30.5a.

anamīvo	rudra jāsu no bhava RV.7.46.2d.

annādāyānnapataye	rudrāya namo agnaye AVś.19.55.5.

ārdrayā	rudraḥ prathamāna eti TB.3.1.1.3a.

asmai	rudrāyogrāya mīḍhuṣe AVP.15.20.4b.

asme	rudrā mehanā parvatāsaḥ RV.8.63.12a; VS.33.50a. P: asme rudrāḥ BṛhPDh.9.125.

astā	rudraḥ śrathatv āyur asya AVP.12.20.5c.

atilohitānāṃ	rudrāṇāṃ (also atilohitīnāṃ rudrāṇīnāṃ) sthāne svatejasā bhāni TA.1.17.1,2.

ava	rudram adīmahi VS.3.58a; śB.2.6.2.11a; Kś.5.10.14. P: ava rudram BṛhPDh.9.118. See avāmba.

ava	rudrā aśaso hantanā vadhaḥ RV.2.34.9d.

avāmba	rudram adimahi (Lś. ayakṣmahi) TS.1.8.6.2a; MS.1.10.4a: 144.6; 1.10.20: 160.9; KS.9.7a; 36.14; TB.1.6.10.4; Lś.5.3.5a; Apś.8.18.1; Mś.1.7.7.6. See ava rudram.

avapatantānāṃ	rudrāṇāṃ (also avapatantīnāṃ rudrāṇīnāṃ) sthāne svatejasā bhāni TA.1.17.2.

bhadrā	rudrāṇāṃ marutām upastutiḥ RV.10.64.11b.

dhātū	rudrasya kiṃ vāyoḥ AVP.13.7.2a.

diśo	rudrā vitasthire VS.16.63b; TS.4.5.11.2b; MS.2.9.9b: 129.7; KS.17.16b.

divaṃ	rudrā upaśritāḥ VS.16.56b; TS.4.5.11.1b; MS.2.9.9b: 128.11; KS.17.16b.

divaṃ	rudrāḥ pṛthivīṃ ca sacante TS.1.4.11.1b.

divi	rudrāso adhi cakrire sadaḥ RV.1.85.2b.

etad	rudrasya dhanuḥ TA.1.5.2d.

etena	rudrāvasena etc. see etat te rudrāvasaṃ.

idaṃ	rudrasya bheṣajam AVś.6.57.1b.

imā	rudrāya tavase kapardine RV.1.114.1a; VS.16.48a; MS.2.9.9a: 127.9; KS.17.16a; śG.5.6.2. Ps: imā rudrāya tavase Mś.11.7.1.4,7; imā rudrāya MS.4.12.1: 178.15; śś.4.20.2; Apś.15.18.5 (comm.); Mś.5.1.9.28; AG.4.8.23; MG.1.13.10; BṛhPDh.9.117; imāḥ Rvidh.1.23.7; BṛhD.3.139. Designated as gharmasaṃstavanaṃ sūktam Rvidh.1.23.6. See imāṃ rudrāya.

imā	rudrāya sthiradhanvane giraḥ RV.7.46.1a; TB.2.8.6.8a; N.10.6a. Ps: imā rudrāya sthiradhanvane śś.4.20.2; AG.4.8.23; imāḥ Rvidh.2.26.1.

imāṃ	rudrāya tavase kapardine TS.4.5.10.1a. See imā rudrāya etc.

indraṃ	rudravantam ā vaha KB.12.7; Aś.5.3.10; śś.6.9.13.

indro	rudraś ca cetatuḥ (AVP. vedhatu) AVś.3.22.2b; AVP.3.18.2b.

ito	rudrāḥ parāṃ gatāḥ TA.1.12.4d.

kad	rudrāya pracetase RV.1.43.1a; TA.10.17.1a; MahānU.13.3a. P: kad rudrāya śś.3.5.6; 4.20.2; AG.4.8.23; VHDh.6.56. Designated as raudryaḥ (sc. ṛcaḥ) Rvidh.1.18.6,7.

kad	rudrāya sumakhāya havirde RV.4.3.7b.

kapilānāṃ	rudrāṇāṃ (TA.1.17.2, rudrāṇīnāṃ) sthāne svatejasā bhāni TA.1.17.1,2.

krāṇā	rudrā maruto viśvakṛṣṭayaḥ RV.10.92.6a.

mā	rudrāyāgnaye pārthivāya AVP.2.36.4b.

marudbhī	rudrāḥ samajānatābhi TS.2.1.11.3b. See prec. but one.

mātā	rudrāṇāṃ duhitā vasūnām RV.8.101.15a; TA.6.12.1a; AG.1.24.32; SMB.2.8.15a; PG.1.3.27a; ApMB.2.10.9a (ApG.5.13.17); HG.1.13.12a; MG.1.9.23a; JG.1.19a; VārG.11.23a. Ps: mātā rudrāṇām śś.4.21.24; 9.28.6 (comm.); GG.4.10.20; mātā Rvidh.2.35.6. Cf. BṛhD.6.127. See mātādityānāṃ.

nakṣanti	rudrā avasā namasvinam RV.1.166.2c.

namo	rudra parāyate TB.3.7.2.7b; Aś.1.12.34d; Apś.9.2.9b. See under namo astu pa-.

namo	rudrāya PG.3.15.16.

namo	rudrāya giriṣade PG.3.15.13.

namo	rudrāya grāmasade MG.1.13.10.

namo	rudrāya catuṣpathasade PG.3.15.8; MG.1.13.13; VārG.15.6.

namo	rudrāya ca paśupataye ca MS.2.9.5: 124.9. See namaḥ śarvāya.

namo	rudrāya tatsade HG.1.16.13.

namo	rudrāya tīrthasade MG.1.13.14.

namo	rudrāya diviṣade yasya varṣam iṣavaḥ KA.1.207; 3.159. P: namo rudrāya KA.3.207. Cf. namo astu rudrebhyo ye divi.

namo	rudrāya namo astu takmane AVś.6.20.2a.

namo	rudrāya pathiṣade PG.3.15.7; HG.1.16.8.

namo	rudrāya paśupataye mahate devāya tryambakāyaikacarāyādhipataye haraye śarvāyeśānāyogrāya vajriṇe ghṛṇine kapardine namaḥ GDh.26.12. Cf. tasmai te deva.

namo	rudrāya paśupataye svāhā Tā.10.67.2; MahānU.19.2.

namo	rudrāya paśuṣade HG.1.16.9.

namo	rudrāya pātrasade MG.1.9.13 (bis); VārG.11.16; 15.8.

namo	rudrāya pitṛṣade PG.3.15.14.

namo	rudrāya pṛthivīṣade yasyānnam iṣavaḥ KA.1.207; 3.166. Cf. namo astu rudrebhyo ye pṛthivyāṃ.

namo	rudrāya bhūtādhipataye BDh.3.6.6.

namo	rudrāya makhaghne TS.3.2.4.2; Apś.12.20.3.

namo	rudrāya mīḍhuṣe (śś. mīlhuṣe) AB.5.27.2d; 7.3.2d; TB.3.7.8.1d,2d,2e; KA.3.239d; Aś.3.11.1d; śś.3.20.2d; 13.2.2d; Apś.9.5.1d; 17.6d; Mś.3.2.1d; --3.5.12d.

namo	rudrāya vanasade PG.3.15.12.

namo	rudrāya vāstoṣpataye TB.3.7.9.7; Apś.13.20.1; ApDh.1.11.31.21.

namo	rudrāya viṣṇave Tā.10.75.

namo	rudrāya śakṛtpiṇḍasade PG.3.15.15. Cf. next.

namo	rudrāya śakṛtsade ApMB.1.13.8b. Cf. prec.

namo	rudrāya śmaśānasade MG.1.13.12; VārG.15.7.

namo	rudrāya sarpasade HG.1.16.10.

namo	rudrāyātatāyine (TS. -vine) VS.16.18; TS.4.5.2.1; MS.2.9.3: 122.12; KS.17.12.

namo	rudrāyāntarikṣasade HG.1.16.11.

namo	rudrāyāntarikṣasade yasya vāta iṣavaḥ KA.1.207; 3.163. Cf. namo astu rudrebhyo ye antarikṣe.

namo	rudrāyāpsuṣade PG.3.15.9; HG.1.16.12.

namo	rudrāyaikavṛkṣasade MG.1.13.11; VārG.15.5.

ojīyo	rudras tad asti MS.4.9.4d: 124.12, in Saṃhitā; Padap. (dividing differently) na vā ojīyo etc., q.v.

paro	rudrāv ati khyatam RV.8.22.14d.

paruṣāṇāṃ	rudrāṇāṃ (and rudrāṇīnāṃ) sthāne svatejasā bhāni TA.1.17.1.

prabhrājamānānāṃ	rudrāṇāṃ (and prabhrājamānīnāṃ rudrāṇīnāṃ) sthāne svatejasā bhāni TA.1.17.1,2.

prajāyemahi	rudra (AB. also with ūha, rudriya) prajābhiḥ RV.2.33.1d; TB.2.8.6.9d; AB.3.34.6d. See prec. but one.

ṛṣe	rudrasya maruto gṛṇānāḥ RV.5.59.8d.

tābhyāṃ	rudrābhyāṃ haviṣā vidhema AVP.5.22.3c,4c,8d. Cf. under tasmai ta indo.

tad	rudrāya svayaśase RV.1.129.3e.

tasmai	rudrāya namo astu TS.5.5.9.3c; TA.10.16.1 (bis); 17.1; MahānU.13.2 (bis),3.

tasmai	rudrāya namo astv agnaye (KS.Apś. astu devāḥ; Mś. 'stu devāya) AVś.7.87.1d; KS.40.5d; Apś.16.34.4c; Mś.6.2.4.6c; śirasU.6d.

tasmai	rudrāya haviṣā vidhema AVP.5.22.2c,5c,6d,7c. Cf. under tasmai ta indo.

te	rudrāsaḥ sumakhā agnayo yathā RV.5.87.7a.

tena	rudrasya pari pātāstām AVś.12.2.47d.

triṣṭub	rudrāṇāṃ patnī (MS.KS. -ṣṭub rudrāṇām) MS.1.9.2: 132.5; KS.9.10; GB.2.2.9; Vait.15.3. See rudrāṇāṃ triṣṭup.

tṛtīyaṃ	rudrā adhi saṃ babhūvuḥ AVP.1.101.2d.

tvādattebhī	rudra śaṃtamebhiḥ RV.2.33.2a; TB.2.8.6.8a. See tvaj jātā.

tvaṃ	rudras tvaṃ prajāpatiḥ MU.5.1b.

tvāṃ	rudra nicikīrṣati AVś.11.2.13b.

ūrdhvānāṃ	rudrāṇāṃ (TA.1.17.2, rudrāṇīnāṃ) sthāne svatejasā bhāni TA.1.17.1,2.

yā	rudrasya somasya yā bhagasya AVP.2.36.1b.

yā	rudrasyāśvinor yāvatīs tāḥ AVP.2.36.2b.

yajñaṃ	rudrāya mīḍhuṣe bharadhvam RV.1.122.1b.

yāman	rudrasya sūnavaḥ sudaṃsasaḥ RV.1.85.1b.

yathā	rudraś ciketati RV.1.43.3b.

yathā	rudrasya sūnavaḥ RV.8.20.17a.

yuvāno	rudrā ajarā abhogghanaḥ RV.1.64.3a.

agnaye	vasumate somāya rudravata indrāya marutvate varuṇāyādityavate 'nubrūhi # Mś.5.1.10.5.

agniṃ	vasumantaṃ somaṃ rudravantam indraṃ marutvantaṃ varuṇam ādityavantaṃ yaja # Mś.5.1.10.6.

agnir	vanaspatir indro vasumān rudravān ādityavān ṛbhumān vibhumān vājavān bṛhaspatimān viśvadevyāvān somas tam apanudantu # Kś.10.7.14. Cf. agner vanaspater etc.

agnīṣomāv	iha su mṛḍataṃ naḥ # AVP.6.11.7b. See somārudrāv etc.

agne	pṛthivīpate soma vīrudhāṃ pate tvaṣṭaḥ samidhāṃ pate viṣṇav āśānāṃ pate mitra satyānāṃ pate varuṇa dharmaṇāṃ pate maruto gaṇānāṃ patayo rudra paśūnāṃ pata indraujasāṃ pate bṛhaspate brahmaṇas pata ārucā roce 'haṃ rucā ruruce rocamānaḥ # TB.3.11.4.1. Cf. next, and agnir bhūtānām.

agner	vanaspater indrasya vasumato rudravato ādityavata ṛbhumato vibhumato vājavato bṛhaspatimato viśvadevyāvataḥ somasyojjitim # Kś.10.7.14. Cf. agnir vanaspatir etc.

ato	no rudrā uta vā nv asya # RV.5.60.6c. See tato no rudrā.

antarikṣam	adhi dyaur brahmaṇāviṣṭaṃ rudrā rakṣitāro vāyur adhi viyatto asyām # KS.40.3.

apaśyam	asyantaṃ rudram # AVP.14.3.1c; NīlarU.1c.

abhi	tvā rudrā vasavo gṛṇantu # VS.14.2c; MS.2.8.1c: 106.10; KS.17.1c; śB.8.2.1.5.

avasāya	padvate rudra mṛḍa # RV.10.169.1d; TS.7.4.17.1d; KSA.4.6d; N.1.17.

ava	stomebhī rudraṃ diṣīya # RV.2.33.5b.

avṛkeṇāparipareṇa	pathā svasti vasūn aśīya # Apś.12.17.4; ... svasti rudrān aśīya Apś.13.2.8; ... svasty ādityān aśīya Apś.13.11.1. Cf. aparipareṇa.

asyāṃ	ma udīcyāṃ diśi somaś ca rudraś cādhipatī somaś ca rudraś ca maitasyai diśaḥ pātāṃ somaṃ ca rudraṃ ca sa devatānām ṛchatu yo no 'to 'bhidāsati # śś.6.3.4. Cf. ya uttarato juhvati.

ākhuṃ	te rudra paśuṃ karomi # MS.1.10.4: 144.4; 1.10.20: 160.2; Mś.1.7.7.4; 11.7.3.2. See the two after next, and rudrākhuṃ.

ākhus	te rudra paśuḥ # TS.1.8.6.1; Apś.8.17.9. See under ākhuṃ te.

ā	tvā vasavo rudrā ādityāḥ sadantu # VS.2.5; śB.1.3.4.12. P: ā tvā vasavaḥ Kś.2.8.11. Cf. vasūnāṃ rudrāṇām ādityānāṃ sadasi (and ... sado).

ādityānāṃ	svasāraṃ rudramātaram # VārG.11.21b.

ā	no rudrasya sūnavo namantām # RV.6.50.4a.

āpa	undantu jīvase # TS.1.2.1.1a; KS.2.1; śG.1.28.9a; SMB.1.6.3; GG.2.9.12; ApMB.2.1.2a (ApG.4.10.5); HG.1.9.12; 2.6.6; MG.1.21.3b; JG.1.11,11a; VārG.4.8b. Ps: āpā undantu Apś.10.5.8; āpaḥ KhG.2.3.22. Designated as yajuṣpavitra ApDh.1.1.2.2. See next, and cf. ādityā rudrā vasava undantu.

ā	babhūvitha rudrasya sūnoḥ # AVP.15.20.2d.

ā	yātaṃ rudravartanī # RV.1.3.3c; VS.33.58c; ā.1.1.4.8.

ā	vivāseyaṃ rudrasya sumnam # RV.2.33.6d.

ā	vo rājānam adhvarasya rudram # RV.4.3.1a; SV.1.69a; TS.1.3.14.1a; MS.4.11.4a: 172.11; KS.7.16a. P: ā vo rājānam ṣB.5.11; AdB.11; TB.2.8.6.9; śś.14.57.3; Svidh.1.8.14; ā vo rājāSvidh.1.4.16.

idaṃ	namo rudrāya preṣṭham # RV.7.36.5d.

indras	tvā rudrair dakṣiṇato rocayatu traiṣṭubhena chandasā # TA.4.6.1; 5.5.1.

indrāya	tvā rudravate # KS.3.10.

indrāya	tvā vasumate rudravate (KS. omits rudra-) # VS.6.32; 38.8; MS.1.3.3d: 30.15; 4.5.4: 68.13; KS.3.10; śB.3.9.4.9; 14.2.2.6.

indrāya	vasumate rudravata ādityavate viśvadevyāvate # JB.2.140.

imaṃ	yajñam aśvinobhā bṛhaspatiḥ # RV.10.128.7c; TS.4.7.14.3c. See imaṃ yajñaṃ bṛhaspate, and ādityā rudrā aśvinobhā.

ugraḥ	paśupatiś ca yaḥ # AVP.15.13.10b. See rudraṃ paśupatiś.

ugraṃ	marudbhī rudraṃ huvema # RV.10.126.5c. See rudraṃ marudbhir.

ugras	tanticaro vṛṣā # Mś.1.3.4.3b. See rudras etc.

uta	no rudrā cin mṛḍatām aśvinā # RV.10.93.7a.

etat	te rudrāvasaṃ tena (VSK. etena rudrāvasena) paro mūjavato 'tīhi # VS.3.61; VSK.3.8.6; śB.2.6.2.17. P: etat te Kś.5.10.21.

em	enad adya vasavo rudrā ādityāḥ svadantu (KSṭB. sadantu) # MS.4.13.2: 200.9; KS.15.13; TB.3.6.2.1.

eṣa	te rudra bhāgaḥ # VS.3.57 (bis); TS.1.8.6.1,2; 3.1.9.4; MS.1.10.4: 144.4; 1.10.20: 160.5; KS.9.7 (bis); 36.14 (bis); śB.2.6.2.9,10; TB.1.6.10.4,5; Lś.5.3.12; Mś.1.7.7.5; Apś.8.18.1,8; 12.23.11. Ps: eṣa te rudra BṛhPDh.9.118; eṣa te Kś.5.10.12; eṣa Kś.5.10.13. See rudraiṣa.

oṃ	namo bhagavate rudrāya # Mś.11.7.1.6.

kva	teṣu rudra hastaḥ # AVP.15.20.5a. Cf. RV.2.33.7ab.

kva	sya te rudra mṛḍayākuḥ # RV.2.33.7a. Cf. AVP.15.20.5ab.

kṣayadvīrasya	tava rudra mīḍhvaḥ # RV.1.114.3b; KS.40.11b; Apś.17.22.1b.

gṛṇīmasi	tveṣaṃ rudrasya nāma # RV.2.33.8d.

tato	no rudrā uta vā nuv (Poona ed. 'nv) asya # TB.2.7.12.4c. See ato etc.

tad	aśyāma tava rudra praṇītau (RV.KS. -ṇītiṣu) # RV.1.114.2d; TS.4.5.10.2d; KS.40.11d.

tad	aśvinā bhiṣajā rudravartanī # VS.19.82a; MS.3.11.9a: 153.5; KS.38.3a; TB.2.6.4.1a.

tad	id rudrasya cetati # RV.8.13.20a.

tan	no rudraḥ pracodayāt # MS.2.9.1c: 119.8; KS.17.11c; TA.10.1.5c (bis); 46.1c; MahānU.3.1c,2c; 17.4c.

tayā	no rudra mṛḍaya # TS.4.5.1.1d. See prec.

tasmai	ta indo haviṣā vidhema # RV.8.48.13c; AVP.2.39.5c; 4.9.1c; VS.19.54c; TS.2.6.12.2c; MS.4.10.6c: 156.11; KS.21.14c; PB.9.9.12; Vait.24.1c. Cf. tasmai te deva haviṣā, tasmai te soma haviṣā, tasmai devāya, tasmai vātāya, tasmai rudrāya, tasmai somāya, tasyai ta enā, tasyai te devi, and tābhyāṃ rudrābhyāṃ.

tasmai	te deva bhavāya śarvāya paśupataya ugrāya devāya mahate devāya rudrāyeśānāyāśanaye svāhā # śś.4.18.5. Cf. namo rudrāya paśupataye mahate.

tasmai	te rudra idāvatsareṇa (also iduvatsareṇa, parivatsareṇa, vatsareṇa, and saṃvatsareṇa) namas karomi # TS.5.5.7.3--4.

tāṃ	ā rudrasya mīḍhuṣo vivāse # RV.7.58.5a.

tā	śaṃ ca yoś ca rudrasya vaśmi # RV.2.33.13d.

tāsv	adhvaryav ādhāvendrāya somam ūrjasvantaṃ payasvantaṃ madhumantaṃ vṛṣṭivaniṃ vasumate rudravata ādityavata ṛbhumate vibhumate vājavate bṛhaspatimate viśvadevyāvate # śś.6.7.10. See next.

tāsv	adhvaryo indrāya somaṃ sotā madhumantaṃ vṛṣṭivaniṃ tīvrāntaṃ bahuramadhyaṃ vasumate rudravata ādityavata ṛbhumate vibhumate vājavate bṛhaspativate viśvadevyāvate # AB.2.20.14; Aś.5.1.15. See prec.

tisro	'ruṇā dityauhyas tā rudrāṇām # TS.5.6.15.1; KSA.9.5.

turīyam	ādityā rudrāḥ # AVP.12.10.8c.

te	no rudraḥ sarasvatī sajoṣāḥ # RV.6.50.12a.

tvaṃ	yajñas tvaṃ brahmā tvaṃ rudraḥ # PrāṇāgU.1c. See prec. but one.

tvaṃ	vaṣaṭkāras tvaṃ rudraḥ # TA.10.31.1d; MahānU.15.6d.

tvaj	jātā rudra śaṃtamā # AVP.15.20.1a. See tvādattebhī.

tvaṃ	devānām asi rudra śreṣṭhaḥ # AVP.15.20.2a.

tvam	agne rudro asuro maho divaḥ # RV.2.1.6a; TS.1.3.14.1a; TB.3.11.2.1a. P: tvam agne rudraḥ TB.2.8.6.9; 3.11.9.9; Apś.19.12.25; 13.3.

tvam	indras tvaṃ rudraḥ # Tā.10.68d.

tveṣaṃ	vayaṃ rudraṃ yajñasādhanam (KS. -sādham) # RV.1.114.4a; KS.40.11a; Apś.17.22.1a.

dakṣiṇasyāṃ	tvā diśi rudrā abhiṣiñcantu vṛddhaye # Rvidh.4.22.2. See next.

dakṣiṇasyāṃ	tvā diśi rudrā devāḥ ṣaḍbhiś caiva pañcaviṃśair ahobhir abhiṣiñcantv etena ca tṛcenaitena ca yajuṣaitābhiś ca vyāhṛtibhir bhaujyāya # AB.8.19.1. See prec.

dhātā	savitād rudraḥ # AVP.2.85.4c.

namaḥ	pathiṣade vāteṣave rudrāya # HG.1.16.8.

namaḥ	paśuṣade vāteṣave rudrāya # HG.1.16.9.

namaḥ	śakṛtsade rudrāya # ApMB.1.13.8a (ApG.3.9.3).

namaḥ	śarvāya ca paśupataye ca # VS.16.28; TS.4.5.5.1. See namo rudrāya ca.

namas	tatsade vāteṣave rudrāya # HG.1.16.13.

namas	te astu rudrarūpebhyaḥ # TA.10.45.1d; MahānU.17.3d. See namas te rudra rūpebhyo.

namas	te astv āyate # AVś.11.2.15a; 4.7a; TB.3.7.2.7a; Aś.1.12.34c; Apś.9.2.9a. See namas te rudrāyate.

namas	te rudra kṛṇmaḥ # AVś.11.2.3c.

namas	te rudra tiṣṭhate # AVś.11.2.15c.

namas	te rudra manyave # VS.16.1a; TS.4.5.1.1a; MS.2.9.2a: 120.16; 4.12.1: 178.15; KS.17.11a; śB.9.1.1.14; Apś.17.11.4; Mś.5.1.9.28; 6.2.4.3; 11.7.1.17,21; HG.2.8.11; MG.2.5.3. P: namas te Kś.18.1.1. Designated as rudra, rudra-sūktam, and rudrāḥ ApG.7.20.8; GDh.19.12; VāDh.22.9; ViDh.86.12; BDh.3.10.10; 4.3.8; 6.1.4; YDh.3.304; SaṃvartaDh.225; as śatarudriya and śatarudrīya MS.3.3.4: 36.12; KS.21.6; Apś.17.11.3; 12.2; ViDh.56.21; VāDh.28.14; LAtDh.3.12; VAtDh.3.12; BṛhPDh.9.148; AuśDh.3.85. See also Pet. Lex. under these words.

namas	te rudra rūpebhyo namaḥ # MS.2.9.10d: 130.2. See namas te astu rudra-.

namas	te rudrāyate # Mś.3.1.25a. See namas te astv āyate.

namas	te rudrāsyate # AVś.6.90.3a; AVP.1.37.2a.

namaḥ	sarpasade vāteṣave rudrāya # HG.1.16.10.

namaḥ	somāya ca rudrāya ca # VS.16.39; TS.4.5.8.1; MS.2.9.7: 126.1; KS.17.15.

namo	astu parāyate # AVś.11.2.15b; 4.7b. See namo rudra etc., and namo 'stu etc.

namo	astu (VS.śB. 'stu) rudrebhyo ye antarikṣe (VS.KS.śB. 'ntarikṣe) yeṣāṃ vāta (MS. vātā) iṣavaḥ # VS.16.65; MS.2.9.9: 129.11; KS.17.16; śB.9.1.1.36. P: namo astu rudrebhyo ye antarikṣe Mś.11.7.1.22. Cf. namo rudrāyāntarikṣasade yasya.

namo	astu (VS.śB.Kś. 'stu) rudrebhyo ye divi yeṣāṃ varṣam iṣavaḥ # VS.16.64; MS.2.9.9: 129.9; KS.17.16; śB.9.1.1.35. Ps: namo astu rudrebhyo ye divi Mś.6.2.4.4; 11.7.1.22; namo 'stu Kś.18.1.5. Cf. namo rudrāya diviṣade.

namo	astu (VS.śB. 'stu) rudrebhyo ye pṛthivyāṃ yeṣām annam iṣavaḥ # VS.16.66; MS.2.9.9: 129.14; KS.17.16; śB.9.1.1.37. P: namo astu rudrebhyo ye pṛthivyām Mś.11.7.1.22. Cf. namo rudrāya pṛthivīṣade.

namo	'ntarikṣasade vāteṣave rudrāya # HG.1.16.11.

namo	'psuṣade vāteṣave rudrāya # HG.1.16.12.

namo	bhavāya ca rudrāya (MS. śarvāya) ca # VS.16.28; TS.4.5.5.1; MS.2.9.5: 124.8. Cf. next.

na	vā u yoṣad rudrād asuryam # RV.2.33.9d.

na	vā ojīyo rudra tvad asti # RV.2.33.10d; TA.4.5.7d; KA.2.92d. See ojīyo rudras.

pari	ṇo rudrasya hetir vṛṇaktu # TS.4.5.10.4a; KS.17.16a. P: pari ṇo rudrasya hetiḥ TB.2.8.6.9. See pari ṇo hetī, pari no rudrasya, and cf. pari no heḍo and pari vo rudrasya.

pari	ṇo hetī rudrasya vṛjyāḥ (VSK. vṛjyāt) # RV.2.33.14a; VSK.17.8.4a. See under pari ṇo rudrasya.

pari	no rudrasya hetir vṛṇaktu # VS.16.50a; MS.2.9.9a: 127.13. See under pari ṇo rudrasya.

pari	no heḍo varuṇasya vṛjyāḥ # RV.7.84.2c. Cf. under pari ṇo rudrasya.

pari	vo rudrasya hetir vṛṇaktu # AVś.4.21.7d; 7.75.1d; KS.1.1; 30.10. See next but one, and cf. under pari ṇo rudrasya.

pari	vo hetī rudrasya vṛjyāḥ (TB. vṛñjyāt) # RV.6.28.7d; TB.2.8.8.12d. See under prec. but one.

pātaṃ	no rudrā (SV.JB. mitrā) pāyubhiḥ # RV.5.70.3a; SV.2.337a; JB.3.88a.

putro	bṛhaspatī rudraḥ # TA.1.10.1c.

punas	tvādityā rudrā vasavaḥ # AVś.12.2.6a. P: punas tvā Vait.28.22. See next.

punas	tvādityā rudrā vasavaḥ samindhatām # VS.12.44a; TS.4.2.3.4a; 5.2.2.5; MS.1.7.1a: 108.9; KS.8.14a; 38.12a; śB.6.6.4.12; Apś.9.10.9; 16.12.13; Mś.1.6.5.8. P: punas tvā Kś.16.7.2. See prec.

purudasmo	viṣurūpa (KS. purudasmavad viśvarūpam) induḥ # VS.8.30a; KS.13.9a; śB.4.5.2.12a. Ps: purudasmaḥ Kś.25.10.13; purudasmavat KS.13.10. See urudrapso.

puruṣo	vai rudraḥ san (MahānU. rudras tan) maho namo namaḥ # TA.10.16.1; MahānU.13.2.

praketena	rudrebhyo rudrān jinva # MS.2.8.8: 112.8. See next two.

pracetā	vo rudraiḥ paścād upa dadhatām # TA.1.20.1. See next, and rudrās tvā pracetasaḥ.

pracetās	tvā rudraiḥ paścāt pātu # VS.5.11; TS.1.2.12.2; KS.2.9; śB.3.5.2.5. See under prec.

pra	jayāmahai rudra prajayā # see pra jāyāmahai etc.

pra	jāyāmahai (text jayāmahai) rudra prajayā # AVP.7.3.10d. See next but one.

prācī	ca pratīcī ca vasūnāṃ rudrāṇām ādityānām # TS.4.4.11.2; KS.22.5.

prātaḥ	somam uta rudraṃ huvema (AVś. havāmahe) # RV.7.41.1d; AVś.3.16.1d; AVP.4.31.1d; VS.34.34d; TB.2.8.9.7d; ApMB.1.14.1d.

priyā	mā nas tanuvo rudra rīriṣaḥ # TS.4.5.10.2d; Tā.10.52d. See mā naḥ priyās.

bṛhaspatiṃ	vaḥ prajāpatiṃ vo vasūn vo devān rudrān vo devān ādityān vo devān sādhyān vo devān āptyān vo devān viśvān vo devān sarvān vo devān viśvatas pari havāmahe # GB.2.2.15; Vait.17.7. Cf. bṛhaspatiṃ viśvān.

bravaḥ	kad agne rudrāya nṛghne # RV.4.3.6d; MS.4.11.4b: 172.14; KS.7.16d.

bhṛgūṇām	aṅgirasāṃ tapasā tapyadhvam # VS.1.18; TS.1.1.7.2; KS.1.7; 31.6; śB.1.2.1.13; TB.3.2.7.6; Apś.1.12.3; 23.6. P: bhṛgūṇām Kś.2.4.38. See vasūnāṃ rudrāṇām ādityānāṃ bhṛgūṇām.

marutāṃ	pitā paśūnām adhipatiḥ sa māvatu # AVś.5.24.12. Cf. under rudraḥ paśūnām.

mātādityānāṃ	duhitā vasūnām # AVś.9.1.4a; Kauś.92.14a. See mātā rudrāṇāṃ.

mā	tvā rudra cukrudhāmā namobhiḥ # RV.2.33.4a. Cf. rudra mā tvā.

mā	naḥ priyās tanvo rudra rīriṣaḥ # RV.1.114.7d; VS.16.15d; Mś.3.1.28d. See priyā mā.

mā	no rudra takmanā mā viṣeṇa # AVś.11.2.26a.

mā	no rudrāso adhigur vadhe nu # Mś.2.5.4.24d. See mā rudriyāso.

mā	no vadhī rudra mā parā dāḥ # RV.7.46.4a. Cf. prec.

mā	no vīrān rudra bhāmino vadhīḥ # VS.16.16c. See vīrān mā.

mā	rudriyāso abhi gulbadhānaḥ (KA. abhikurvato naḥ; TA. abhi gur vṛdhānaḥ) # MS.4.9.12d: 133.3; TA.4.20.2d; KA.1.198.11d. See mā no rudrāso.

mṛḍa	tvam asmabhyaṃ rudra # Mś.1.3.4.3c.

mṛḍā	jaritre rudra stavānaḥ # RV.2.33.11c; AVś.18.1.40c; TS.4.5.10.4c; NṛpU.2.4c.

ya	ādityā vasavo ye ca rudrāḥ # AVP.2.80.3a.

ya	eko rudra ucyate # TA.1.12.1d.

yakṣvā	mahe saumanasāya rudram # RV.5.42.11c.

yat	te rudra dakṣiṇā dhanuḥ # TS.5.5.7.3a.

yat	te rudra paścād dhanuḥ # TS.5.5.7.3a.

yat	te rudra puro dhanuḥ # TS.5.5.7.2a; Apś.17.12.3.

yatrādityāś	ca rudrāś ca # AVś.10.7.22a.

yadi	vā rājño varuṇasyāsi putraḥ # AVś.1.25.3b. Cf. rudrasya prāṇo yadi.

yam	aśvinā suhavā rudravartanī # RV.8.22.1c; 10.39.11c.

yā	te rudra śivā tanūḥ # AVP.14.3.8a; VS.16.2a,49a; TS.4.5.1.1a; 10.1a; MS.2.9.2a: 120.18; 2.9.9a: 127.11; KS.17.11a,16a; Mś.11.2.9; śvetU.3.5a; NīlarU.8a. P: yā te rudra Mś.11.7.1.4; BṛhPDh.9.112.

yāṃ	te rudra iṣum āsyat # AVś.6.90.1a. P: yāṃ te rudraḥ Kauś.31.7.

yā	vāṃ rudraḥ śivā tanū # AVP.15.21.3a.

yāś	ca rudrasya dhanvani # AVP.2.36.5b.

yās	te rudra dakṣiṇataḥ senās tābhya eṣa balis tābhyas te namaḥ # PG.3.8.11.

yās	te rudra paścāt senās tābhya eṣa balis tābhyas te namaḥ # PG.3.8.11.

yās	te rudra purastāt senās tābhya eṣa balis tābhyas te namaḥ # PG.3.8.11. See next.

yās	te rudra pūrvasyāṃ diśi senās tābhya enat # AG.4.8.22. See prec.

yās	te rudrādhastāt senās tābhya eṣa balis tābhyas te namaḥ # PG.3.8.11.

yuvaṃ	hi rudrā parṣatho ati dviṣaḥ # RV.8.26.5c.

yuvā	pitā svapā rudra eṣām # RV.5.60.5c.

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kārakapariccheda	a work dealing with Kārakas ascribed to Rudrabhaṭṭa.

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