ajakava

ajakava m. (-vaḥ) The bow of ŚIVA. See ajakāva ajagava, &c.

E. aja VIṢṆU, and ka BRAHMĀ, with ba aff. BRAHMĀ being placed in the centre, and VIṢṆU on the upper part.

ajakava (vaḥ) 1. m. The bow of
Shiva.

ajakava m. (-vaḥ) The bow of Śiva. E. unknown; the follow-

ing is evidently artificial: aja Viṣṇu, and ka Brahmā,

taddh. aff. va, Brahmā being placed in the centre, and

Viṣṇu on the upper part. See also ajakāva-ajagava-aja-

gāva-ajīkava-ājagava.

ajakava ajakava, as, m. (etymology un-

known), Śiva's bow. —Ajakāva, as, am, m. n. Śiva's

bow; (as), m. a venomous kind of vermin, cen-

tipede or scorpion; (am), n. sacrificial vessel dedicated

to Mitra and Varuṇa. —Ajagava or ajagāva, am,

n. Śiva's bow; the southern portion of the path of

the sun, moon, and planets; N. of a snake priest.

ajakava m. Śiva's bow, L.

ajakava

m. (vaḥ) The bow of SIVA, See ajakāva ajagava &c.

E. aja VISHṆU,
and ka BRAHMĀ

with va aff. BRAHMĀ being placed in the centre,
and VISHṆU on the upper part.

ajakava ajakava et ajakāva ajakāva (ku ou kav) Vd. le poison du serpent tsaru, maladie.

L'arc de Śiva.

*ajakava n. = ajakāva 3) GAL.

*ajakava n. Bogen °des Liebesgottes, S I, 36, 2. *

ajakava astrī0 ajo viṣṇuḥ ko brahmā tau vāti
tripurāsurabadhadvārānena vā + karaṇe ka 6 ta0 . śiva-
dhanuṣi . śivo hi anenaiva dhanuṣā tripurāsurasya vadhena
viṣṇuṃ brahmāṇaṃ ca prīṇitavān iti tasya dhanuṣo'jakavatvam
ajakau avatīti . ajakāvamapyatra . “dhanuṣyajagavaṃ
yugyamajakāvamajīkavamiti” śabdārṇavaḥ . ajakaṃ chāgaṃ vāti
prīṇāti vā—ka . (vāvui iti) khyāte varvarīvṛkṣe pu0 .
tadbhakṣaṇe tasya prītyādhikyāttathātvam .

Ajakava. — This name of a poisonous scorpion occurs once

in the Rigveda.¹ [Footnote] 1) vii. 50, 1. Cf. Zimmer, Altindisches Leben, 99.