10 HINDI BOOKS RELATING TO «सहस्त्रवीर्य»
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Atharvaveda saṃhitā bhāsạ̄-bhāsỵa: Bhāsỵakāra Jaẏadeva ...
(पुरुष:) यह पुरुष (इदम्) इस प्रकार का तुच्छ २ (बहुअनृतम्) बहुत सा असत्य (आह) बोला करता है, हे (सहस्त्र-वीर्य) सहस्त्रों बलों से युक्त !(न:) यदापेों अध्न्या sति वरुणेति यर्दूचिम। तस्मात् ...
Jayadeva Vidyālaṅkāra, Viśvanātha Vedālaṅkara
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Bhagavantabhāskaraḥ: ...
इन्द्र" या देवी० सा न ऐतु वर्चस० यशो हविर्वर्धतामिन्द्रजूतं सहस्त्रवीर्य सुमृतं सहरुकृतम् 1 य: प्रसरखाशमनुदीर्माय चक्षसे हत्रिष्मन्तं मावधेय ज्येष्ठतातये । अतीव-म इन्द्रयशसं ...
Nīlakaṇṭha, Narahariśāstrī Śeṇḍe,
1985
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Cyclopædia of India and of Eastern and Southern Asia, ...
Trapa bispinosa, L. The Sans. syn is Sahasra virya, “ thousand roots” which according to W. 914 is Cynodon dactylon, see Garika. PARI KUMATI, TAM. Citrullus colocynthis, Schrwd. PARILIUM ARBOR-TRISTIS, Gisnrn. Syn. of Nyctanthes ...
चान सहस्त्रवीर्य सर्शस्था ओषधे त्वा । (अ० ४-१७-१) भावार्थ-हे ओषध ! तुझको सब प्रक-र के रोगों के लिये मैं सहना" शक्तिवाला (पोटेनटाइषा करता है ( थ जलयंत्र (विधुत्) द्वारा चिकित्सा ।
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Bibliotheca Indica - Volume 95 - Page 89
... Lakshmi, (A drug, also called Rid/ii, not available now), Guhd (Besmodium gangeticum), Atiguha [Uraria lagopodioidcs), Sataviryat > (White and red varieties of CynodonDactylon). Sahasra virya ) v and Siddharthaka (White mustard seed).
Asiatic Society (Calcutta, India), Asiatic Society of Bengal,
1883
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Agniveśa's Caraka saṃhita: text with English translation & ...
W. Wtt STCRfo" RrTq; II \°% || Bhadra sriya, lohita candana, prapaundarika, kamala, utpala usira, vMlra ( a variety of uhra ), j'fl/fl, mrnala, sahasra virya, madhuka, pqyasya, roots of salt and ik$u,yavd.sa, roots of gundrS, nala, kusa and fca/a, ...
Caraka, Agniveśa, Cakrapāṇidatta,
1976
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Ayurvedic Pharmacology and Therapeutic Uses of Medicinal ...
Varieties : There is another larger variety of this creeper called mahashatavari, sahasramooli or sahasra veerya (Aspargus armentosa - armed with thorns). The roots of this variety are longer and more spread out. Another thornless variety is ...
Vishṇū Mahādeva Gogaṭe,
2000
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Bhela-saṃhitā: Text with English Translation, Commentary, ...
Sahasra virya (Of thousand potencies). Ci. 15.22. Much disputed claimants are advanced: a var. of durva or satavarl (BS:) one sp. of Asparagus with long and fleshy roots is popularly called in RLN as /sahaspayi/ i.e. thousand footed in Kangra; ...
K. H. Krishnamurthy, Priya Vrat Sharma,
2000
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An English Translation of the Sushruta Samhita: Based on ...
... stones of Kola-fruits, Yashti- mad/iu, Svadatnshtrd (Gokshura), S'atdvatt, Mrindla (lotus-stem), Kas'eru, seeds of Ikshuraka, Sahasra-virya (Durb'a), Ams'umati (S>ala-parni), Payacyd (Vidari), Kdld, S'rigAlavinnd (Pris'niparni), Ati-vald and the ...
Suśruta, Kunja Lal Bhishagratna (Kaviraj),
1963
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An English Translation of the Sushruta Samhita: Uttara-tantra - Page 368
Equal parts of Vald, stones of AVa-fruits, Yashtt- madhu, S'vadatnshtrd (Gokshura), S'atdvati, Mrindla (lotus-stem), Kas'eru, seeds of Ikshuraka, Sahasra-virya (Durba), Ams'umati (Sala-parni), Payacyd (Vidari), Kdld, S'rigdlavinnd (Pris'niparni), ...
Kunja Lal Bhishagratna (Kaviraj),
1963