Having trunks as thick as sacrificial posts.
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I.e., Vāsavadattā and the Bṛihatkathā; or, r., advitīyā, unrivalled.
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(a) Unconquerable in might; (b) having unconquerable shafts.
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In the case of Brahma, ‘he made his chariot of flamingoes.’
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(a) His hand was wet with a stream of constant giving; (b) the trunk was wet with ichor.
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Or, to the sun’s orb.
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Vinatā = (a) mother of Garuḍa; (b) humble.
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Or, caste.
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Or, fines of gold.
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Or, fickle affections.
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Had, mada = (a) pride; (b) ichor.
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Or, breaking away from virtue.
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Or, tribute.
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In autumn, the haṃsas, or wild geese, return.
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Or, bamboos.
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Rām. I. 60.
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He had (a) great faults; (b) a long arm.
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Dark.
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I.e., imposed no heavy tribute.
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Or, ‘with citrā and çravaṇa,’ lunar mansions.
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Or, living creatures.
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(a) Of lowly birth; (b) not dwelling on earth.
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(a) Caṇḍāla; (b) elephant.
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Or, ajāti, without caste.
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Alaka = (a) curls; (b) a city.
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