antra

antra n. (-ntraṃ) An entrail.

E. ama to be sick, and tra Uṇādi aff.

antra (ntraṃ) 1. n. An entrail.

antra 1. n. (-ntram) and according to one author. also m. (-ntraḥ).

An intestine (mostly used in the plur. antrāṇi); e. g.

antraiḥ kalpitamaṅgalapratisarāḥ…piśācāṅganāḥ; or āttasnā-

ghvantranetraḥ (a. v. l. instead of ārttaḥ paryastanetraḥ in the Mā-

latīm. ed. Calc. p. 78). According to Suśruta ‘the entrails

of a male are three fathoms and a half long, those of a

female half a fathom less’ (sārdhatrivyāmānyantrāṇi puṃsāṃ strī-

ṇāmardhavyāmahīnāni). Charaka divides them in sthūlāntra and

kṣudrāntra, ‘the large and small intestines’. [The definition

given by Vijnāneśvara (on Yaju. 3. 94.): kṣudrāntraṃ hṛtsthāntram

is probably therefore to be rendered ‘kṣudrāntra are the entrails

which are nearer the heart’, while the sthūlāntra are near

the anus; comp. Suśruta: ‘vātavarconirasanaṃ sthūlāntrapratibaddhaṃ

gudaṃ nāma marma’. The sthūlāntra in taken also by Vijnān. (on

Yajn. 3. 96.) in the usual sense, since he writes sthūlāntragu-

dodarāṇi prasiddhāni ‘the three words of the text sthūlāntra,

guda and udara require no remark’.]

2. f. (-ntrī) The name of a potherb (Convolvulus ar-

genteus). [In the passage of the Amarak. chāgalāntryāvegī

some comm. divide chāgala-antrī-āvegī, others make a

compound of the two first; comp. also ajāntrī.] E. am,

uṇ. aff. ktra; accord. to another author. uṇ. aff. ṣṭran. Pro-

bably, however, a contraction of antara, like avasra of avasara.

antra antra (for antara, cf.

Lat. interiora), n. An intestine (mostly

used in the plur.), Rām. 5, 25, 46. —

Comp. Kṣudra-, n. the entrails which

are nearer to the heart. Sthūla-, n. those

which are near the anus, Yājñ. 3, 94; 95.

antra antra, am, n. (contraction of antara;

or fr. rt. am?: Gr. ἔντερον), entrail, intestine; (ī),

f., N. of a plant, either Convolvolus Argenteus or

Ipomœa Pes Capræ Roth (?). —Antara-kūja, as, m.

or antra-kūjana, am, n. or antra-vikūjana, am,

n. rumbling of the bowels. —Antran-dhami, is, f.

indigestion, inflation of the bowels from wind. —An-

tra-pācaka, as, m., N. of a plant, Æschynomene

Grandiflora. —Antra-maya, as, ī, am, consisting of

entrails. —Antra-vṛddhi, is, f. inguinal hernia,

rupture. —Antra-śilā, f., N. of a river. —Antra-

sraj, k, f. a kind of garland worn by Nara-siṃha.

—Antrāda (°ra-ād°), as, m. worms in the intes-

tines.

antra n. (mostly pl.) intestines, bowels.

antra antra, n. entrails.

antra n. (contr. of antara; Gk. ἔντερον), entrail, intestine (cf. āntrá)

antra

n. (-ntraṃ) An entrail.

E. ama to be sick, and tra Unādi aff.

antra antra n. viscère, entrailles. Gr. .

antra- nt. intestin; pl. entrailles.

°śilā- f. n. d'une rivière.

antrāpīḍa-prakarṣin- a. qui a de violentes coliques.

antrá (zusammengez. aus antara) n. UṆ. 4, 165. ἔντερον, Eingeweide, Gedärm AK. 2, 6, 2, 17. H. 605. SUŚR. 1, 276, 10. 2, 90, 5. 123, 6. R. 5, 25, 46. 6, 88, 27. kṣudrāntra die kleine Höhle, sthūlāntra die grosse Höhle des Herzens YĀJÑ. 3, 94. 95.

antra , antrāpīḍaprakarṣin MBH. 6, 2524.

— Vgl. āntra .

(antrá) , n., Eingeweide [aus antara, gr. ἔντερον], siehe āntrá.

antra

— 1) n. Eingeweide.

— 2) *f. ī Ipomoea pes-caprae_Roth.

antra n. Eingeweide.

antra;
antraṃ purītatkathitaṃ kālakhaṇḍaṃ yakṛnmatam .. 635 ..
3.1.1.635

antra na0 antyate deho badhyate'nena ati—bandhane karaṇe ṣṭran .
dehabaṃndhane—“uktāḥ sārddhāstrayo vyāmāḥ puṃsāmantrāṇi
sūribhiḥ arddhavyāmena hīnāni strīṇāmantrāṇi nirddeśet” .
iti vaidyakoktaparimāṇavati nāḍībhede . “sārddhatri vyāmānya-
ntrāṇi puṃsaḥ strīṇāmarddhavyāmahīnāni” suśrutam . “niryya-
dantravibhūṣitamiti durgādhyānam” “yasyāntramannairupale-
pibhiriti” suśrutam .