passing a fearless elephant.’ (This monstrous compound
occurs in the following specimen of alliteration: jajaujojā-
jijijjājī taṃ tato'titatātitut . bhābho'bhībhābhibhūbhābhū-
rārārirarirīraraḥ which is rendered by Yates: ‘the warring
foe overpowering all the sons of courage, distressing the
most brave, glorious, exceeding in terror a fearless ele-
phant, and advancing in his chariot, then attacked him’.
E. abhī-ibha-abhibhū-bhā and bhū.