asṛjasṛj, k, n. (said to be fr. rt. sṛj with a, which may stand for ava or ā), blood; saffron; (k), m. a kind of religious abstraction; [cf. Lat. sanguis.] —Asṛk-kara, as, m. the essence of the body, lymph, serum, &c. —Asṛk-pa, as, m. a Rāk- ṣasa or imp of malicious propensities, who drinks blood. —Asṛk-pāta, as, m. the falling of blood; (ās), m. pl. drops of blood, as from a wound. —Asṛk-pāvan,ā, ā, a, Ved. drinking blood. —Asṛk-śrāva, as, m. bleeding, letting blood. —Asṛk-śrāvin, ī, iṇī, i, bleeding, who or what takes away blood. —Asṛg-dara, as, m. irregular or excessive menstruation, mœnorrhagia. —Asṛg-doha, as, ā, am, shedding blood, bleeding. —Asṛg-dharā, f. the skin. —As-ṛg-dhārā, f. a stream of blood; the skin. —Asṛg-vahā, f. a blood-vessel. —Asṛg-vimokṣaṇa, am, n. blood-letting, bleeding. —Asṛṅ-miśra, as, ā, am, mixed or covered with blood. —Asṛṅ-mukha, as, ī,am, Ved. whose face is bloody. —Asṛ-pāṭa, as, ī, m. f. (for asṛk-pāta), a stream of blood.
asṛjn. [na sṛjyate itararāgavat saṃsṛjyatesahajatvāt na-sṛj-kvin Tv.] 1 Blood. 2 The planet Mars. 3 Saffron. — m. N. of the 16th of the 27 Yogas; dhanī kurūpaḥ kumatī durātmā videśagāmīrudhiraprakopaḥ . mahāpralobhī puruṣobalīyānasṛkprasūtau kila yasya jaṃtoḥ ... Śabdak. Comp.—karaḥ [asṛk śoṇitaṃ karoti kṛ-ṭa] the essence of the body; lymph, serum; (the process of rasa turning into blood &c., is thus described by Suśr.: rasādraktaṃ tato māṃsaṃ māṃsānmedaḥ prajāyate . (pb) medasosthi tato majjā majjnaḥ śukrasya saṃbhavaḥ). —daraḥ an irregular or excessive menstruation, mœnorrhagia. —dāheḥ shedding blood. —dharā the skin. —dhārā 1 a stream of blood. 2 the skin. —paḥ, —pāḥ ‘a blood-drinker’, a Rākṣasa. —pātaḥ the falling of blood. (pl.) drops of blood. —pāvana. Ved. drinking blood. —vahā a blood-vessel; pulse. —vimokṣaṇaṃ blood-letting, bleeding. —śrā (srā) vaḥ bleeding.
ásṛjk (once d, TS. vii) n. (m. or f. only, Hariv. 9296) blood, RV. i, 164, 4; AV. &c. [for the weak cases See asán; beside, in later language, forms like instr. ásṛjā (R. iii, 8, 4) and gen. ásṛjas (Suśr.) are found]
asṛjn. [na sṛjyate itararāgavat saṃsṛjyate sahajatvāt na-sṛj- kvin Tv.] 1 Blood; bhūmyā asurasṛgātmā kva svit Rv.1.164.4. -2 The planet Mars. -3 Saffron. m. N. of the 16th of the 27 Yogas; dhanī kurūpaḥ kumatirdurātmā videśagāmī rudhiraprakopaḥ mahāpralobhī puruṣo balīyānasṛkprasūtau kila yasya jantoḥ || Śabdak. -Comp. -karaḥ [asṛk śoṇitaṃ karoti kṛ-ṭa] the essence of the body; lymph, serum; (the process of rasa turning into blood &c., is thus described by Suśr. :-- rasādraktaṃ tato māṃsaṃ māṃsānmedaḥ prajāyate | medaso- sthi tato majjā majjnaḥ śukrasya saṃbhavaḥ). -grahaḥ Mars. Bṛi. S. -daraḥ an irregular or excessive menstruation, mœnorrhagia. -dohaḥ shedding blood. -dharā the skin. -dhārā 1 a stream of blood. -2 the skin. -paḥ, -pāḥ 'a blood-drinker', a Rākṣasa. -pātaḥ the falling of blood; kṛcchrātikṛcchro'sṛkpāte Y.3.292 (pl.) drops of blood; yathā nayatyasṛkpātairmṛgasya mṛgayuḥ padam Ms.8.44. -vana. Ved. drinking blood; arāyamasṛkvānaṃ yaśca sphātiṃ jihīrṣati Av.2. 25.3. -vahā a blood-vessel; pulse. -vimokṣaṇam bloodletting, bleeding. -śrā (srā) vaḥ bleeding.
1) n. Blut AK. 2, 6, 2, 15. H. 619. 621. MED. j. 20. VOP. 3, 39. 134. 165. bhūmyā̀ asùrasṛ̂gā̀tmā kvâ svit ṚV. 1, 164, 4. asṛ̂ktè asthî rohatu AV. 4, 12, 4. nom. acc. AIT. BR. 2, 9. ŚAT. BR. 1, 9, 2, 35. 3, 8, 2, 14. 10, 1, 4, 7. 4, 1, 17. ĀŚV. GṚHY. 4, 9. NIR. 4, 19. M. 4, 167. 169. 5, 135. im comp. M. 3, 182. HIT. 21, 14. instr. asṛjā R. 3, 8, 4. gen. asṛjas SUŚR. 2, 129, 8. Vgl. asan und asra 3.
— 2) n. Safran (wie alle Synonn. von Blut) RĀJAN. im ŚKDR.
— 3) m. N. eines Yoga MED. j. 20. viṣkambhādisaptaviṃśatiyogāntargataṣouśayogaḥ . tatra jātaphalam . dhanī kurūpaḥ kumatirdurātmā videśagāmī rudhiraprakopaḥ . mahāpralobhī puruṣo balīyānasṛkprasūtau kila yasya jantoḥ .. KOṢṬHĪPR. im ŚKDR.
ásṛj, n., Blut, wie asán (asra, n.), als das lebendige [von 1. as], wie ja {164,4} Blut und Athem dem Leben [ásu] zur Seite gestellt werden; ásṛj selbst ist aus *asar, gr. ἔαρ altlat. assir, assar- [Cu. 609] durch den Anhang j (ursprünglich wol ij, wie er in vaṇíj, uśíj enthalten ist) gebildet, also etwa aus *asaríj mit etymologischer Hinspielung auf sṛ́j hervorgegangen.