antarikṣa

antarikṣa n. (-kṣaṃ) The sky or atmosphere.

E. antara within, and ṛkṣa a star; in which are the stars: or īkṣa to see; seen by the world; the word is properly written with the long vowel, as antarīkṣa, but the short is substituted in poetry.

antari_kṣa (kṣaṃ) 1. n. The sky.

antarikṣa Tatpur. n. (-kṣam) The same as antarīkṣa q. v.

antarikṣa antarikṣa and antarīkṣa

antarīkṣa, i. e. antar-īkṣ + a, n. The

sky, Chr. 41, 21; 30, 8.

antarikṣa antarikṣa or antarīkṣa, am, n.

(either fr. antar, ‘within,’ and īkṣ, ‘to see,’ or fr.

antari, loc., and kṣa, ‘dwelling within bodies;’

kṣa being fr. rt. kṣi), the intermediate space be-

tween heaven and earth; (in the Veda) the middle

of the three spheres or regions of life; the atmo-

sphere or sky; the air; talc. —Antarikṣa-kṣit, t,

t, t, dwelling in the atmosphere. —Antarikṣa-ga or

antarikṣa-cara, as, m. a bird. —Antarikṣa-prā,

ās, ās, m. f., Ved. filling the sky, irradiating the

firmament; travelling through the atmosphere (?).

—Antarikṣa-prut, t, t, t (rt. pru for plu), Ved.

floating over the atmosphere. —Antarikṣa-loka,

as, m. the intermediate region or sky as a peculiar

world. —Antarikṣa-saṃśita, as, ā, am, sharpened

in the atmosphere. —Antarikṣa-sad, t, t, t, Ved.

dwelling in the atmosphere. —Antarikṣa-sadya,

am, n., Ved. residence in the atmosphere. —Antar-

ikṣodara (°kṣa-ud°), as, ā, am, having an in-

terior as comprehensive as the atmosphere. —Antar-

īkṣa-ga, as, ā, am, going in the atmosphere; (as),

m. a bird. —Antarīkṣa-cara, as, ī, am, moving

through the atmosphere. —Antarīkṣa-jala or an-

tarikṣa-jala, am, n. the water of the atmosphere.

antári-kṣa, n. the atmosphere, see 92⁹ N. [‘lying or situate in the middle’ between heaven and earth: antar + kṣa: for mg, cf. τὸ μεσηγό, as used of the aerial space traversed by Iris.]

antárikṣa n. the intermediate region, i.e. the atmosphere or air.

antarikṣa antár-ikṣa, n. sky.

antárikṣa n. the intermediate space between heaven and earth

(in the Veda) the middle of the three spheres or regions of life

the atmosphere or sky

the air

talc.

antarikṣa

n. (-kṣaṃ) The sky or atmosphere.

E. antar within, and ṛkṣa a star;
in which are the stars: or īkṣa to see; seen by the world; the
word is properly written with the long vowel, as antarīkṣa, but the
short is substituted in poetry.

antarikṣa antarikṣa ou antarīkṣa n. (īkṣ) m à m. le transparent, c-à-d. l'air.

antarīkṣaga m. (gam) oiseau.

antarīkṣacara a. qui va dans l'air.

antari-kṣa- nt. espace aérien, air, ciel.

°kṣit- a. qui habite dans les airs.

°loka- m. ciel.

°sad- a. situé dans les airs.

antarīkṣa-ga- a. qui va dans les airs; m. oiseau.

antárikṣa n. der Luftraum (unterschieden vom Himmel), nach vedischer Anschauung das Mittlere der drei grossen Lebensgebiete, NAIGH. 1, 3. NIR. 7, 10. vedā̀ yo vī̀nāṃ pàdamàntarîkṣeṇà patâtām ṚV. 1, 25, 7. yābhyā̀ṃ rajô yupìtamàntarîkṣe AV. 4, 25, 2. kenèdamū̀rdhvaṃ tiryakcā̀ntarîkṣàṃ vyacô hìtam ?10, 2, 24. ṚV. 1, 89, 10. 10, 136, 4. 139, 2. 168, 3. VS. 1, 7. 4, 7. AV. 6, 40, 1. 130, 4. u.s.w. yo antareṇākāśa āsīttadantarikṣamabhavadīkṣaṃ haitannāma tataḥ purāntarā vā idamīkṣamabhūditi tasmādantarikṣam ŚAT. BR. 7, 1, 2, 23. antarikṣāyatanā vai garbhāḥ 4, 5, 2, 13. N. 2, 29. ARJ. 1, 2. ŚĀK. 118. VID. 102. antarikṣagatāṃścaiva munīndevāṃśca M. 7, 29. Himmel, Luftraum AK. 1, 1, 2, 1. H. 163. pl. die Lüfte: dyauḥ krândadàntarîkṣāṇi kopayat ṚV. 10, 44, 8. svârṇaramàntarîkṣāṇi rocànā dyāvā̀bhūmī̂ pṛthìvīṃ skâmbhùrojâsā 65, 4. 1, 35, 7. 8, 12, 24. — Wahrscheinlich zusammeng. aus antar + īkṣa von īkṣ, also durchsichtig; das zweite Wort kann aber auch akṣa Auge sein. WEBER in Ind. St. I, 187. zerlegt das Wort in antari (von antar) + kṣa in der Mitte liegend.

— Vgl. antarīkṣa .

antarikṣa m. N. pr. eines Ṛṣi (vgl. antarīkṣan) Ind. St.3,202,b. n. N. eines Sāman, desgl. antarikṣasya vratam und antarikṣasya saṃsarpam ebend.

antarikṣa m. N. pr. eines Mannes BHĀG. P. 10, 59, 12.

antári-kṣa, n., das in der Mitte [antári = antár] liegende [kṣa wie in dyu-kṣá, von kṣi, wohnen, sich aufhalten, womit kṣā́, die Wohnstätte, zu vergleichen ist, Weber, Ind. St. {1,187}], das zwischen Himmel und Erde liegende, der Luftraum, die Luft, bisweilen fast persönlich gedacht; dazu die Adjectiven urú, urúloka, várīyas, máhi.

-am {52,13}; {73,8}; {89,10}; {91,22}; {115,1}; {203,2}; {206,2}; {242,8}; {256,2}; {264,9}; {268,10}; {288,19}; {310,2}; {348,7}; {349,5}; {353,3}; {355,11}; {396,16}; {408,4}; {409,2}; {439,2. 3}; {449,2}; {488,4}; {502,11}; {510,5}; {551,5}; {614,3}; {620,23}; {634,7}; {793,5}; {879,5}; {885,7}; {891,2}; {892,9. 11}; {914,3}; {915,6}; {916,14}; {950,6}; {954,2}; {965,2}; {975,1}; {979,3}; {1016,3}.

-ena {25,7} (pátatām); {161,14} (vā́tas … yāti); {627,35}; {717,2}; {775,8}; {962,4}.

-āt {48,12}; {61,9}; {264,11}; {280,3}; {407,8}; {623,20}; {628,3. 4}; {775,27}; 894, 5; {896,11}; {915,11}; {984,1} (-aat).

-asya {110,6} nṛ́bhyas.

-e [L.] {35,11}; {165,2}; {221,3}; {231,4}; {240,8}; {406,7}; {427,1}; {439,5}; {487,11}; {493,13}; {499,3}; {555,3}; {629,2}; {630,6}; {706,5}; {739,6}; {831,5}; {906,5}; {913,3. 6}; {947,5}; {994,3}.

-āṇi {35,7}; {626,15}; {632,24}; {870,8}; {891,4} (rocanā́).

-ā {463,8}; {591,3}.

antárikṣa )

— 1) n.

— a) Luftraum.

— b) Name eines Sāman.

— 2) m. N.pr. verschiedener Männer VP. 3,3,14. ( ānta°). 4,22,3.

antárikṣa n. Luftraum.

antarikṣa Adj. (f. ā) Tāṇḍya-Br. 1, 3, 2 fehlerhaft für ānta°.

antarikṣa n. (ex antar et ikṣa a r. īkṣ videre, correpto

ī, suff. a) aër.

antarikṣa;
nabho marudvartma viyadvihāya-
stārāpathaḥ puṣkaramantarikṣam .
vyomāmbaraṃ viṣṇupadaṃ ca khaṃ dyau-
rvihāyasā syādgaganaṃ tathā dyuḥ .. 137 ..
1.1.1.137

antarikṣa na0 antaḥ svargapṛthivyormadhye īkṣyate īkṣa—karmmaṇi
ghañ, antaḥ ṛkṣāṇi asya vā pṛṣo0 pakṣe hrasvaḥ ṛkārasya
ritvaṃ vā . pakṣimeghasañcārayogye bhūlokasvargamadhyavarttini
ākāśapradeśe . “pṛthivī hiṅkāro'ntarikṣaṃ prastāva”
iti chā0 upa0 . “antarikṣagatāṃścaiva munīn devāṃśca
iti” manuḥ . “tiryyak cāntarikṣaṃ vyapohitamiti”
atha0 . “aditirdyauraditirantarikṣamiti” ṛ0 1, 89,
10 . “aditiradīṃnā akhaṇḍanīyā vā pṛthivī deva-
mātā vā saiva dyaurdyotanaśīlo nākaḥ tataśca saivāntarikṣam
antarā dyāvāpṛthivyormadhye īkṣyamāṇaṃ vyometi” bhā0 .
“viśvamāprā antarikṣamiti” ṛ0 1, 52, 13 . antarikṣa-
mantarikṣāntaṃ dyāvāpṛthivyormadhye varttamānamākāśaṃ viśvaṃ
sarvamiti” bhā0 . “divañca pṛthivīṃ cāntarikṣamatho svariti”
sandhyāmantraḥ . tataśca dyāvāpṛthivīmadhyasthākāśasyaiva
bhuvarlokarūpasyāntarikṣatvam . “sādayāmyantarikṣasya dharttrī-
miti” ya0 14, 5 . antarikṣasya bhuvarlokasya dharttrī-
miti” vedadīpaḥ . atra antarīkṣamapi . asyacāntarīkṣa-
niruktiḥ śrutau . “yo'nvare nākāśa āsīdantarīkṣamabhava-
dīkṣaṃ hi tannāma tataḥ purāntarā vā idānīmīkṣamabhūditi”
tasmādantarīkṣamiti” .

Antarikṣa (I) — a son of Ṛṣabha and Jayanti. Brother

of Bharata. A bhāgavata and sage;¹ expounded to Nimi the

nature of Māyā and mentions how the pure jñāna shines as

threefold by the work of illusion.² [Footnote] 1) Bhā. V. 4. 11; XI. 2. 21. [Footnote] 2) Ib. XI. 3. 2[1-4]-16.

Antarikṣa (II) — a son of Mura (s.v.) who went to the

field to attack Kṛṣṇa who caused the death of his father.

Bhā. X. 59. 12.

Antarikṣa (III) — the son of Puṣkara and father of

Sutapas.

Bhā. IX. 12. 12.

Antarikṣa (IV) — the 13th Veda Vyāsa:¹ Heard the

Purāṇa from Triviṣṭa, and narrated it to Trayyāruṇi² (Carṣi-

Vā. P.) [Footnote] 1) Br. II. 35. 120. Vi. III. 3. 14. [Footnote] 2) Br. IV. 4. 62; Vā. 103. 61.

Antari(ī)kṣa (V) — an Ādya god; a devagaṇa.

Br. II. 36. 69; Vā. 62. 59.

Antarikṣa (VI) — the son of Kinnarāśva (Kinnara-Vā.

P.); and father of Suparṇa (Suṣeṇa — M. P.).

M. 271. 9; Vā. 99. 285; Vi. IV. 22. 5.

antarikṣa , adj. (= Skt. ānt°), of the atmosphere,

atmospheric, of a class of gods, see deva; also antarīkṣa,

and under antarīkṣecara, q.v.: LV 367.7 (devās); Av

i.109.7 (devāsura…mahoragāḥ; Speyer em. ānt°).

antarikṣa (IE 7-1-2), ‘cypher’.