A-yodhya, as, ā, am, Ved. not to be warred against, irresistible; (ā), f. the capital of Rāma, the modern Oude, on the river Sarayu. —Ayodhyādhi-pati (°yā-adh°), is, m. the sovereign of Ayodhyā.
ayodhyaa. Not to be warred against, unassailable; irresistible; adyāyodhyā mahābāho ayodhyā pratibhāti naḥ Rām. —dhyā The capital of solar kings, born of the line of Raghu, (the modern Oudh) situated on the river Sarayū. [It is said to have extended 48 miles in length and 12 miles in breadth. It was also called Sāketa, and one of its suburbs was Nandi-grāma, where Bharata governed the kingdom during the absence of Rāma. The town plays an important part in the story of the Rāmāyaṇa; the second book ( ayodhyākāṃḍa) dealing mostly with events that took place in that city during the youthful days of Rāma.]
ayodhyaa. Not to be warred against, unassailable; irresistible; adyāyodhyā mahāvāho ayodhyā pratibhāti naḥ Rām. -dhyā The capital of solar kings, born of the line of Raghu, (the modern Oudh) situated on the river Śarayu. alamupahitaśobhāṃ tūrṇamāyādayodhyām | Bk. [It is said to have extended 48 miles in length and 12 miles in breadth. It was also called Sāketa, and one of its suburbs was Nandi-grāma, where Bharata lived governing the kingdom during the absence of Rāma. The town plays an important part in the story of the Rāmāyaṇa; the second book (ayodhyākāṇḍa) dealing mostly with events that took place in that city during the youthful days of Rāma.]
1) adj. f. ānicht zu bekämpfen, nicht zu bezwingen: pùràètā AV. 5, 20, 12. dèvānā̀ṃ pūrâyòdhyā 10, 2, 31. Indra 19, 13, 3. 7. R. 6, 112, 47.
— 2) f. N. pr. einer Stadt, das heutige Oude TRIK. 2, 1, 12. H. 975. Beschreibung derselben R. 1, 5. adyāyodhyā mahābāho ayodhyā pratibhāti naḥ R. 6, 112, 47. VIŚV. 8, 15. 11, 5. u.s.w. N. 8, 24. 18, 2. Nach der Hauptstadt heisst auch das Land HIOUEN-THSANG 361. ayodhyākāṇḍa heisst das 2te Buch des RĀMĀYAṆA.