ahārya-hāriṇī (2489)
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|bhs-entry=<k1>ahAryahAriRI<k2>ahArya-hAriRI | |bhs-entry=<k1>ahAryahAriRI<k2>ahArya-hAriRI<br><b>ahārya-hāriṇī</b>¦, said of a river, acc. to Speyer <i>car-</i> <i>rying away rocks or boulders</i>: Av i.235.11 sā ca nadī ah° śīghrasrotās te ca mṛgā durbalāḥ. Perhaps rather, <i>(capa-</i> [Page086-a+ 23] <i>ble of) carrying away a mountain</i>; in Skt. ahārya (as adj. <i>what cannot be carried away</i>) seems to be used as subst., <i>mountain</i>, not only in Lex. (BR) but in literature (Schmidt, Nachträge). | ||
<b>ahārya-hāriṇī</b>¦, said of a river, acc. to Speyer <i>car-</i> <i>rying away rocks or boulders</i>: Av i.235.11 sā ca nadī ah° śīghrasrotās te ca mṛgā durbalāḥ. Perhaps rather, <i>(capa-</i> [Page086-a+ 23] <i>ble of) carrying away a mountain</i>; in Skt. ahārya (as adj. <i>what cannot be carried away</i>) seems to be used as subst., <i>mountain</i>, not only in Lex. (BR) but in literature (Schmidt, Nachträge). | |dictionary=Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary | ||
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<k1>ahAryahAriRI<k2>ahArya-hAriRI
ahārya-hāriṇī¦, said of a river, acc. to Speyer car- rying away rocks or boulders: Av i.235.11 sā ca nadī ah° śīghrasrotās te ca mṛgā durbalāḥ. Perhaps rather, (capa- [Page086-a+ 23] ble of) carrying away a mountain; in Skt. ahārya (as adj. what cannot be carried away) seems to be used as subst., mountain, not only in Lex. (BR) but in literature (Schmidt, Nachträge).
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