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- fire
- ཚ་ཞིང་བསྲེག་པ།
- Skt. अनलः, anala, Pron.: anala. From Sanskrit: fire | the god of fire, digestive power, gastric juice | bile | wind | N. of Vasudeva | of a Muni | of one of the eight Vasus | of a monkey | of various plants (Plumbago Zeylanica and Rosea | Semicarpus Anacardium | the letter | the number three | (in •astron.) the fiftieth year of Bṛihaspati's cycle | the third lunar mansion or Kṛittikā (?).
- Skt. वैश्वानरः, vaiśvānara, Pron.: vaishvanara. From Sanskrit: fr. | relating or belonging to all men, omnipresent, known or worshipped, everywhere, universal, general, common | consisting of all men, full in number, complete | relating or belonging to the gods collectively | all-commanding | relating or sacred to Agni Vaiśvānara | composed by Viśvānara or Vaiśvānara | N. of Agni or Fire | (Agni Vaiśvānara is regarded as the author of x, 79, 80 | a •partic. Agni | the fire of digestion | the sun, sunlight | Vedāntas. | N. of a Daitya | of various men | of a family of Ṛishis (See Wiki:Vaishvanara)