annakāma

annakāma Bahuvr. m. (-maḥ) One desirous of food or plenty;

(this word occurs esp. in vaidik passages which speak of

sacrifices the performance of which insures the attainment

of food or plenty; e. g. pauṣṇaṃ śyāmamālabhetānnakāmaḥ; or maitraṃ

śvetamālabheta vāruṇaṃ kṛṣṇamapāṃ cauṣadhīnāṃ ca saṃdhāvannakāmaḥ).

Comp. also annādyakāma. E. anna and kāma.

ánnakāma a. desirous of food.

annakāma ánna-kāma, a. desirous of food;
-da, a. giving food; -dātṛ, m. giver of food;
-dāna, n. gift of food; -doṣa, m. offence in
diet, eating forbidden food; -pakti, f. preparation
of food; -pati, m. lord of food (Savitṛ
Agni, or Śiva); -pati, a. bestowing food;
-prāśana, n. first feeding of an infant with rice;
-bhaṭṭa, m. N. of an author; -maya, a. consisting
of food; -mala, n. secretion of rice;
-yoni, arrack; -rasa, n. sg. & m. pl. food &
drink; taste in preparing food: -maya, a. consisting
of food & drink; -vat, a. hvg. food, rich
in food; -vikāra, m. transformation of food:
-tva, n. abst. N.; -saṃskāra, m. preparation
of viands.

ánna—kāma (ánna-) mfn. desirous of food, RV. x, 117, 3.

ánnakāma (anna + kāma) adj. Speise verlangend ṚV. 10, 117, 3. KĀTY. ŚR. 4, 4, 2.

ánna-kāma, a., nach Speise begehrend [kāmá].

-āya {943,3} kṛśā́ya.

ánnakāma Adj. nach Speise verlangend.

ánnakāma nach Speise verlangend.