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    See also anila, anira.


    Apte Practical Sanskrit-English Dictionary

    p. 65, col. 2.
    anilaḥ [aniti jīvati anena, an ilac Uṇ. 1. 54]

    1 Wind; prāṇānāmanilena vṛttirucitā Ś. 7. 12; sa sakhā dīpa ivānilāhataḥ Ku. 4. 30. (The number of winds is 7: āvaho nivahaścaiva udvahaḥ saṃvahastathā . vivahaḥ pravahaścaiva parivāhastathaiva ca .. and these are again subdivided into 7 divisions, the total number being 49).

    2 The god of wind.

    3 One of the subordinate deities, 49 of whom form the class of winds.

    4 N. of one of the 8 Vasus, i. e. the fifth.

    5 The wind in the body, one of the humours; °han, °hṛt, °ghna.

    6 Rheumatism or any disease referred to disorder of the wind.

    7 The letter y.

    8 Symbolical expression for the number 49.

    9 N. of the lunar asterism svāti.

    10 N. of Viṣṇu (tasya prāṇātmanā sarvadehadhāraṇāt tathātvaṃ).

    Comp.

    ayanaṃ way or course of the wind.

    aśana, āśin a. [anilamaśrātīti]

    1 feeding on the wind, fasting.

    2 a serpent.

    aṃtakaḥ (wind-destroying) N. of a plant (Iṅgudī) or aṃgārapuṣpa.

    ātmajaḥ son of the wind, epithet (pb) of Bhīma and Hanūmat.

    āmayaḥ [ anilakṛtaḥ āmayaḥ śāka. ta.]

    1 flatulence.

    2 rheumatism (vātaroga).

    ghna, han, hṛt a. curing disorders from wind.

    ghnakaḥ a large tree (bibhītaka) Terminalia Belerica.

    paryāyaḥ pain and swelling of the eyelids and outer parts of the eye.

    prakṛti a. of a windy nature. (-tiḥ) N. of the planet Saturn.

    vyādhiḥ derangement of the bodily (internal) wind.

    sakhaḥ fire (the friend of wind); so °baṃdhuḥ.

    Apte Enlarged Practical Sanskrit-English Dictionary

    vol. 1, p. 87.
    anilaḥ [aniti jīvati anena, an ilac Uṇ.1.54] 1 Wind; vāyuranilamamṛtamathedam Īśop.17. prāṇānāmanilena vṛttirucitā Ś.7.12; sa sakhā dīpa ivānilāhataḥ Ku.4.30. (The number of winds is 7:- āvaho nivahaścaiva udvahaḥ saṃvahastathā | vivahaḥ pravahaścaiva parivāhastathaiva ca || and these are again subdivided into 7 divisions, the total number being 49). -2 The god of wind. -3 One of the subordinate deities, 49 of whom form the class of winds. -4 N. of one of the 8 Vasus, i. e. the fifth. -5 The wind in the body, one of the humours; ˚han, ˚hṛt, ˚ghna. -6 Rheumatism or any disease referred to disorder of the wind. -7 The letter y. -8 Symbolical expression for the number 49. -9 N. of the lunar asterism svāti. -10 N. of Viṣṇu (tasya prāṇātmanā sarvadehadhāraṇāt tathātvam). -Comp. -ayanam way or course of the wind. -aśana, -āśin a. [anilamaśnātīti] 1 feeding on the wind, fasting. -2 a serpent. ārjavena vijānāmi nāsau devo'nilāśana Mb.12.360.5. -antakaḥ (wind-destroying) N. of a plant (Iṅgudī) or aṅgārapuṣpa. -ātmajaḥ son of the wind, epithet of Bhīma and Hanūmat. -āmayaḥ [anilakṛtaḥ āmayaḥ śāka. ta.] 1 flatulence. -2 rheumatism (vātaroga). -ghna, -han, -hṛt a. curing disorders from wind. -ghnakaḥ a large tree (bibhītaka) Terminalia Belerica. (Mar. behaḍā). -paryāyaḥ pain and swelling of the eyelids and outer parts of the eye. -prakṛti a. of a windy nature. (-tiḥ) N. of the planet Saturn. -bhadrakaḥ a. kind of chariot. With regard to shape the chariots are divided into seven classes -- nabhasvadbhadraka, prabhañjanabhadraka, nivātabhadraka, pavanabhadraka, pariṣadbhadraka, indrakabhadraka, and anilabhadraka Māna.43.112-115. -vyādhiḥ derangement of the bodily (internal) wind. -sakhaḥ, -sārathiḥ fire (the friend of wind); janamejayasya vo yajñe dhakṣyatyanilasārathiḥ Mb.1.15.1. so ˚bandhuḥ.

    Śabdakalpadruma

    vol. 1, p. 47.
    anilaḥ , puṃ, (aniti jīvatyanena an + ilac .)
    vāyuḥ . ityamaraḥ .. vasuviśeṣaḥ . iti medinī ..
    (śarīrasthaprāṇādivāyuḥ . vātarogaḥ . svāti-
    nakṣatraṃ .)