ajagava

ajagava n. (-vaṃ) The bow of ŚIVA. See ajakava, &c.

aja-gava (baṃ) 1. n. The bow of
Shiva.

ajagava n. (-vam) ¹ The bow of Śiva. See ajakāva. ² The

southern portion of the three portions into which the path

of the sun and other planets amongst the lunar asterisms

is divided. See jaradgava. E. ajaga (the meaning of this word

is not given), taddh. aff. va. See the E. of ajakāva.

ajagava m. Śiva's bow, L.

the southern portion of the path of the sun, moon, and planets

N. of a snake priest, PBr.

ajagava

n. (-vaḥ) The bow of SIVA. See ajakava &c.

ajagava ajagava, voyez ajakava.

ajagavá n.

1) das mittlere Drittel der Mondbahn MATSYA-P. im VP.226, N. 21 ; vgl. jāradgava .

— 2) Śiva's Bogen AK. 1, 1, 1, 30. VP. 101; vgl. ajakāva .

— 3) m. N. pr. eines Schlangen-Priesters Ind. St. I, 35. Nach P. 5, 2, 110. von ajaga; eher scheint darin aja Ziege und go Kuh zu stecken; vgl. ajavīthī, govīthī .

ajagava

— 1) m. N.pr. eines Schlangenpriesters.

— 2) n.

— a) *Śiva's Bogen.

— b) das mittlere Drittel der Mondbahn. Vgl. ājagava.

ajagava n. Bogen (°allgemein gesagt; pw. *Śiva's Bogen), S I, 579, 8.

— *Śiva's Bogen, Śrīk. IV, 8 (Ko.).

ajagava;
pinākaṃ syādajagavaṃ pramathāstu gaṇāḥ smṛtāḥ .
1.1.1.12

ajagava pu0 ajago viṣṇuḥ śaratvena tripurāsurabadhakāle-
'syāsti ajaga + astyarthe va . śivadhanuṣi “śivo'pyajagavaṃ
cāpaṃ vidhunvan tarasā raṇe” iti purā0 .

AJAGAVA . Ajagava is a bow made of the horns of a

goat and a cow. Brahmins tormented the right hand of

the King Vena. From it the brilliant Pṛthu who shone

brightly like the God Agni, appeared as the son of Vena.

At that time the very first Ajagava bow, divine arrows

and armours dropped from the sky. (Viṣṇu Purāṇa,

Part I, Chapter 13).