aṃtraṃ

aṃtraṃ [aṃtyate badhyate deho'nena, aṃtkaraṇe ṣṭran; according to Uṇ. 4. 163 am ktraṃ] An entrail, intestine; aṃtrabhedanaṃ kriyate praśrayaśca Mv. 3 the vitals of the heart are rent (marmabhidaḥ vācaḥ ucyaṃte ityarthaḥ).

— trī N. of a plant (used against colic or wind in the stomach; cf. ajāṃtrī, chagalāṃtrī).

Comp.

— ādaḥ a worm in the intestines.

— kūjaḥ. kūjanaṃ, vikūjanaṃ the rumbling noise (pb) in the bowels; pakvāśayasthoṃtrakūjaṃ śūlaṃ nābhau karoti vā Suśr.

— pācaka [aṃtrasthaṃ doṣaṃ pācayati] N. of a medicinal plant Æschynomene Grandiflora.

— māṃsaṃ a kind of roasted flesh.

— vṛddhiḥ f. inguinal hernia, rupture, swelling of the scrotum.

— śilā N. of a river rising from the Vindhya mountain.

— sraj f. a garland of intestines (worn by nṛsiṃha).