abhayā
Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (2nd ed.)
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p. 60, col. 3.
á-bhayā (ā), f. the plant Terminalia Chebula
Abhidhānaratnamālā of Halāyudha
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p. 69.
abhayā;
harītakyabhayā pathyā dhātrī cāmalakī śivā .
2.1.1.618
Śabdakalpadruma
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vol. 1,
p. 72.
abhayā , strī, (nāsti bhayaṃ yasyāḥ sā .) harītakī .
ityamaraḥ .. campādeśajātapañcaśirā harītakī . sā
netraroge praśastā . iti rājavallabhaḥ .. (durgā .)
The Purāṇa Index
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vol. 1,
p. 77.
Abhayā (II) — the goddess enshrined in Uṣṇatīrtha.
M. 13. 42.
Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Dictionary
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p. 49, col. 2.
abhayā, (1) n. of an herb, presumably Terminalia
chebula as in Skt. and Pali: Gv 496.21; (2) n. of a goddess,
to whom the infant Śākyamuni is presented to worship:
Mv ii.26.4 ff.
Meulenbeld’s Sanskrit Names of Plants
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p. 428.
abhayā
(1) = harītakī (HK; Dgv; Na 1, nr. 206; Nadk. 1, nr. 2451; KB 2, p. 1020-
1023; Bt.; Ma.nigh. 1, 21; Bpn, harītakyādivarga 6; Dha.nigh. 1, 205;
Rā. nigh. 11, 306; Kai.Nigh., oṣadhivarga 221; Nś. 80; Pa.ra. 218);
(2) = guḍūcī (HK).
Compare on synonyms of abhayā Rā.nigh., pariśiṣṭa 23, caturarthāḥ
3: abhayā cirbhiṭā vandhyā karkoṭī ca mṛgādanī; aṣṭārthāḥ 1: abhayā
= vijayā).