—Amṛta-pakṣa, as, m. the immortal or golden
wing (of sacrificial fire); having immortal or golden
wings.
—Amṛta-prabhā, f., N. of several women.
—Amṛta-phala, as, am, m. n., N. of a plant, Tri-
chosanthes Diœca, Roxb.; (
ā), f. a bunch of grapes;
the plant Emblica Officinalis Gærtn.
—Amṛta- bandhu, us, m., Ved. friend of immortality, keeper
of immortality; a horse (so called because a horse was
produced in the ocean along with the Amṛta).
—Amṛ- ta-bhavana, am, n., N. of a monastery.
—Amṛta- bhuj, k, m. an immortal, a deity.
—Amṛta-bhū, ūs, ūs, u, free from birth and death.
—Amṛta-mati, is, f., N. of the metre Amṛtangati.
—Amṛta-manthana, am, n. the churning for the Amṛta.
—Amṛta-maya, as, ī, am, immortal; consisting of or full of Amṛta.
—Amṛtamālini, f., N. of Durgā.
—Amṛta-rasa, as, m. nectar, ambrosia; (
ā), f. dark-coloured grapes.
—Amṛta-latā or
amṛta-latikā, f. a nectar-giving
creeping plant.
—Amṛta-vapus, us, m. of immortal
form, Śiva.
—Amṛta-varṣa, as, m. a shower of nec-
tar.
—Amṛta-vallarī or
amṛta-vallī, f. a creep-
ing plant, Cocculus Cordifolius.
—Amṛta-vākā, f. a
kind of bird.
—Amṛta-vindūpaniṣad (°du-up°), t, f., N. of an Upaniṣad of the Atharva-veda, lit. ‘drop
of nectar.’
—Amṛta-sambhavā, f. a creeping plant,
Cocculus Cordifolius.
—Amṛta-sāra, as, m. essence
of ambrosia.
—Amṛtasāra-ja, as, m. raw sugar,
molasses.
—Amṛta-sū, ūs, m. the moon (as distilling
nectar).
—Amṛta-sodara, as, m. a horse, lit. ‘bro-
ther of nectar,’ born together with the Amṛta at the
churning of the ocean.
—Amṛta-sravā, f., N. of a
plant and tree.
—Amṛta-srut, t, t, t, shedding nec-
tar.
—Amṛtākara (°ta-āk°), as, m. ‘a mine of
nectar;’ N. of a man.
—Amṛtākṣara (°ta-ak°), as, ā, am, immortal and imperishable.
—Amṛtā- nanda (°ta-ān°), as, m., N. of a man.
—Amṛtān- dhas (°ta-an°), ās, m. a deity, whose food is ambrosia.
—Amṛtā-phala, am, n. the fruit of the Tricho-
santhes.
—Amṛtāśa, (°ta-āśa), as, m., N. of Viṣṇu.
—Amṛtāśana (°ta-aś°), as or
amṛtāśin (°ta-āś°), ī, m. eating ambrosia; a deity.
—Amṛtāsaṅga (°ta- ās°), am, n. a collyrium, extracted from the Amo-
mum Anthoriza.
—Amṛtāsu (°ta-asu), us, us, u, whose soul is immortal.
—Amṛtāharaṇa (°ta-āh°), as, m., N. of Garuḍa, the bird of Viṣṇu, who upon
one occasion stole the Amṛta.
—Amṛtāhva (°ta- āh°), am, n. a kind of fruit.
—Amṛteśa or
amṛ- teśvara (°ta-īś°), as, m. epithet of Śiva.
—Amṛte- śaya, as, m. sleeping on the Amṛta, epithet of Viṣṇu.
—Amṛteṣṭakā (°ta-iṣ°), f. a kind of sacrificial
brick, shaped like golden heads (of men, animals,
&c.).
—Amṛtotpatti (°ta-ut°), is, f. the production
of the Amṛta.
—Amṛtotpannā (°ta-ut°), f. a fly;
(
am), n. a kind of collyrium.
—Amṛtodana (°ta- od°), as, m., N. of a son of Siṃhahanu.
—Amṛtod- bhava (°ta-ud°), am, n. a kind of collyrium.
1. amṛtapakṣá m. unsterblicher Flügel.
2. amṛ́tapakṣa Adj. als Erklärung von hiraṇyapakṣa.