Arśas, as, n. piles, hemorrhoids. —Arśo-ghna,as, ī, am, destroying the hemorrhoids; (as), m., N. of the plant Amorphophallus Campanulatus Blume; one part of buttermilk with three parts of water; (ī), f., N. of the plant Curculigo Archioides Lin. —Arśo-yuj, k, k, k, afflicted with hemorrhoids. —Arśo-roga, as, m. the hemorrhoids. —Arśoroga-yuta as, ā, am, or arśorogin, ī, iṇī, i, afflicted with hemorrhoids, having hemorrhoids. —Arśo-hita,as, m. the marking nut plant, Semecarpus Anacardium.
arśasn. [ṛ-asun vyādhau śuṭ ca Uṇ. 4. 195] Piles. Comp.—ghnaa. destroying piles. (—ghnaḥ) 1 N. of the plant śuraṇa, so called because it is said (pb) to cure piles. 2 one part of buttermilk with three parts of water. (—ghnī) 1 N. of the plant Curculigo Archioides Lin. 2 the marking nut plant (bhallātaka). —yuja. afflicted with piles. —hitaa. curing piles. (—taḥ) the marking nut plant.
arśasn. [ṛ-asun vyādhau śuṭ ca Uṇ.4.195] Piles; nāśayitrī balāsasyārśasa'upacitāmasi Vāj.12.97. -Comp. -ghnaa. destroying piles. (-ghnaḥ) 1 N. of the plant śuraṇa (Mar. suraṇa), so called because it is said to cure piles. -2 one part of buttermilk with three parts of water. (-ghnī) 1 N. of the plant Curculigo Archioides Lin. (Mar. devaḍaṃgarī). -2 the marking nut plant (bhallātaka). -yuja. afflicted with piles. -hitaa. curing piles. (-taḥ) the marking nut plant; (Mar. bibbā).
Arśas is the name of a disease mentioned in the Vājasaneyi Saṃhitā1 with consumption and other ailments. It appears to designate ‘hæmorrhoids,’ as in the later medical literature. [Footnote] 1) xii. 98. Cf. Zimmer, Altindisches Leben, 398; Roth, St. Petersburg Dic- tionary, s.v.