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śaśāṅka

Dictionary Definition: 

śaśâṅka m. 'hare-marked', the moon MBh. Kāv. &c

• camphor L.

• N. of a king Hcar. Sch.

-kānta mfn. lovely as the moon Jain.

-kiraṇa-prakhya mfn. resembling a ray of the moon MBh.

-kula n. the lunar race Kathās.

ja or -tanaya m. 'the moon's son', the planet Mercury VarBṛS.

-dhara m. N. of a grammarian Cat.

-pura n. N. of a town (also -pūrvam puram) Kathās.

-bimba n. n. the disk of the moon Jain.

-bhās mfn. shining like the moon MW.

-mukuṭa m. 'having the moon as diadem', N. of Śiva Kathās.

-mūrti m. 'having a hare-marked form', N. of the moon MW.

-lekhā f. 'moon-streak', the lunar crescent Śak.

-vatī f. N. of a princess (after whom the 12th Lambaka of the Kathā-sarit-sāgara is called) Kathās.

-vadanā f. a moon-faced woman Kāvyâd.

-śatru m. 'moon's foe', N. of Rāhu VarYogay.

-śṛṅga n. a horn or point of the moon's crescent (?) MW. [Page 1060, Column 2]

-śekhara m. 'moon-crested', N. of Śiva BhP.

-suta m. (= śaśâṅka-ja) VarBṛ.

○kârdha m. the half-mṭmoon

○kârdha-mukha mfn. having a head shaped like a half-mṭmoon (said of an arrow) Ragh.

○kârdhaśekhara m. N. of Śiva Rājat.

○kôpala m. a kind of precious stone (= candra-kānta) Sāh.