aṃśumat

aṃśumat mfn (-mān-matī-mat)

1 Radiant, luminous.

2 Acuminated, pointed. m. (-mān)

1 The sun.

2 A prince of the solar race, son of ASAMAÑJAS, grandson of SĀGARA. (-tī) (A plant, (Hedysarum Gangeticum.)

E. aṃśu and matup poss. aff.

aṃśumat (mān) 1. m. The sun.

aṃśumat I. m. f. n. (-mān-matī-mat) ¹ Radiant, luminous.

² Having small filaments. ³ Acuminated, pointed.

II. m. (-mān) ¹ The sun. ² A species of the Soma plant.

³ A prince of the solar race, son of Asamanjas, grandson

of Sāgara and father of Dilīpa. ⁴ A descendant of Kratha.

⁵ A Ṛṣi.--f. (-matī) ¹ A name of the celestial river Yamunā.

² A plant (Hedysarum Gangeticum). E. aṃśu, taddh. aff. matup.

aṃśumat a. [aṃśu-astyarthe matup]

1 Luminous, radiant; jyotiṣāṃ raviraṃśumān Bg. 10. 21.

2 Pointed.

3 Fibrous, abounding in filaments (Ved.).

— m. (mān)

1 The sun; vālakhilyairivāṃśumān R. 15. 10, Ki. 11. 6, Y. 3. 144; sometimes the moon also.

2 N. of the grandson of Sagara, son of Asamañjasa and father of Dilīpa.

3 N. of a mountain; °matphalā N. of a plant kadalī Musa Sapientum or Paradisiaca.

— tī

1 N. of a plant sālaparṇī (Mar. ḍavalā, sālavaṇa) Hedysarum Gangeticum.

2 N. of the river Yamunā.

aṃśumat aṃśu-mát, a. radiant; m. sun; N..

aṃśu—mát mfn. fibrous, rich in filaments

rich in Soma plants or Soma juice

radiant, luminous

pointed

aṃśu—mát m. the sun, the moon

N. of various persons, especially of a prince of the solar race, son of A-samañjas, grandson of Sagara

aṃśumat

mfn. (-māna-matī-mat)

1. Radiant, luminous.

2. Acuminated,
pointed.

m. (-mān)

1. The sun.

2. A prince of the solar race, son
of ASAMANJAS, grandson of SĀGARA. (-tī) A plant, (Hedysarum
Gangeticum.)

E. aṃśu and matup poss. aff.

aṃśumat a. [aṃśu-astyarthe matup] 1 Luminous, radiant; jyotiṣāṃ raviraṃśumān Bg.10.21. -2 Pointed. -3 Fibrous, abounding in filaments (Ved.) -m. (˚mān) 1 The sun; vālakhilyairivāṃśumān R.15.10; aṃśumāniva tanvabhrapaṭalacchannavigrahaḥ Ki.11.6; jalādhāreṣvivāṃśumān Y.3.144; rarely the moon also; tataḥ sa madhyaṃgatamaṃśumantaṃ Rām.5.5.1. -2 N. of the grandson of Sagara, son of Asamañjasa and father of Dilīpa. -3 N. of a mountain; ˚matphalā N. of a plant, kadalī Musa sapientum or Paradisiaca. -tī 1 N. of a plant sālaparṇī (Mar. ḍavalā, sālavaṇa) Desmodium Gangeticum. -2 N. of the river Yamunā.

aṃśumat aṃśumat a. (sfx. mat) radieux; perçant.

— S. m. le soleil radieux.

— F. aṃśumatī hedysarum gangeticum, bot.

aṃśumatphalā f. bananier, musa sapientum, bot.

aṃśumát, a., reich an Somakraut oder Somasaft, nur in weiblicher Form, mit oder ohne nadī́, um den Strom des Somasaftes zu bezeichnen, der durch die Seihe fliesst.

-átīm {705,13}.

-átyās {705,15}; nadías {705,14}.

aṃśumat (ab aṃśu s. mat) 1) radiis praeditus. BH. 10. 21.

2) m. sol.

aṃśumat;
ādityaḥ savitā sahasrakiraṇaḥ pradyotano bhāskara-
stigmāṃśustaraṇistathā dinamaṇirbhāsvānvivasvānhariḥ .
mārtaṇḍastapano vikartana inaḥ pūṣā pataṅgo bhagaḥ,
sūryo gopatiraryamā dinakaraḥ sūroṃ'śumālī raviḥ .. 35 ..
mihiro virocano'rkastimiraripurdyumaṇiraṃśumānaṃśuḥ .
haridaśvaḥ saptāśvaḥ prabhākaro bhānumānbhānuḥ .. 36 ..
bradhno haṃsaḥ khago mitraścitrabhānuraharpatiḥ .
karmasākṣī jagaccakṣurdvādaśātmā trayītanuḥ .. 37 ..
1.1.1.35

aṃśumat pu0 aṃśu + astyarthe matup . sūryye, aṃśuśālyādayo-
pyatra . sūryyavaṃśye asamañjaḥputre dilīpajanake rājabhede
tatkathā rā0 ā0 43 a0 . aṃśumati padārthamātre tri0 .

Aṃśumat¹, a king. § 232 (Svayaṃvarap.): I, 186,

6991 (among those who came to the Svayaṃvara of Kṛṣṇā).

Aṃśumat², the son's son of king Sagara. § 387 (Sagara):

III, 107, 8884 (Asamañjas-sutam).—§ 389 (Gaṅgāvatar.):

III, 107 (brings back the sacrificial horse of Sagara), 8895,

8898, 9901, 9908, 9911, 9914, 9915.

Aṃśumat³, a Bhoja king (cf. Aṃśumat¹). § 604 (Karṇap.):

VIII, 6, 164 (Bhojarājaḥ, killed by Droṇa).

Aṃśumat⁴, one of the Viśvedevas. § 749 (Ānuśāsanik.):

XIII, 91γ, 4357 (enumerated among 64 Viśvedevas).

Aṃśumat⁵ = Sūrya.

Aṃśumat⁶ = Soma.

Aṃśumat (I) — son of Asamañja(sa)(s), devoted to

grandfather Sagara.¹ Went in search of the consecrated

horse of Sagara, met Kapila and belauded his greatness.²

Pleased with him, Kapila sent back the horse, adding that

the Sāgaras would obtain release by the waters of the

Ganges.³ Succeeded Sagara as king.⁴ Was engaged in

penance to get the Gaṅgā for the liberation of his uncles.

Before he could achieve this, he died. His son was Dilīpa.⁵

Anointing him, Aṃśumat retired to the forest. [Footnote] 1) Bhā. IX. 8. 15; Br. III. 51. 51; 52. 1; M. 12. 43; Vā. 88.

166; Vi. IV. 4. 7-32. [Footnote] 2) Bhā. IX. 8. 19. 27; Br. III. 54. 17 and 51. [Footnote] 3) Bhā. IX. 8. 28-29; Br. III. 56. 29. [Footnote] 4) Bhā. IX. 8. 28, 31. [Footnote] 5) Bhā.

IX. 9. 1-2; Br. III. 56. 30; 63. 165; Vi. IV. 4. 34.

Aṃśumat (II) — one of the Yādavas deputed to go with

Kṛṣṇa's sacrificial horse with a view to its protection.

Bhā. X. 89. 22[3].

Aṃśumat (III) — an Āditya.

M. 6. 4.

Aṃśumat (IV) — the son of Pañcajana; married Yaśodā,

mindborn daughter of Haviṣmanta Pitṛs: Father of Dilīpa.

M. 15. 18.

Aṃśumat (V) — a son of Kauśika: in previous births

born as Cakravāka in Mānasa.

M. 20. 18.

Aṃśumat (VI) — a horse of the moon's chariot.

M. 126. 52.