anyataḥśitibāhu

(lit. arms) on one side, having white hind feet; the cha-

racteristic of one of the sacrificial animals (a goat) in the

Aśvamedha; it is consecrated to Bṛhaspati and tied with

sixteen other animals to the middle or eleventh of the

twenty-one sacrificial posts, called agniṣṭha; comp. śiti-

bāhu and samantaśitibāhu. E. anyatas and śitibāhu.