2. Ama m. (probably identical with 1. Ama ), sickness, disease, L.
3. Ama ind. yes, HPariś.
Ama a. [ Amyate Izat pacyate; A-ama karmaRi GaY Tv. ] 1 Raw, uncooked, undressed ( opp. pakva ) ( oft. applied to the cow in the Veda); AmAnnaM Ms. 4. 223 ; Y. 1. 287. 2 Unripe, immature. 3 Unbaked, unannealed (as a jar). 4 Undigested. — maM 1 State of being raw. 2 Constipation, passing hard excretion. 3 Grain freed from chaff. — maH 1 Disease; sickness. 2 Indigestion; AhArasya rasaH sAraH yo na pakvo'gnilADavAt . AmasajYAM sa laBate mahAvyADisamASrayaH .. Suśr. Comp. — atisAraH dysentery or diarrhœa caused by vitiated mucus in the abdomen (the excretion being in this case ( pb ) mixed with hard and fetid matter). — ad a. eating raw flesh or food. — annaM undressed rice. — ASayaH [ AmasyApakvAnnasyASayaH ] ‘receptacle of undigested food’, the upper part of the belly to the navel, stomach. — kuMBaH a jar of unbaked clay; H. 4. 66. — gaMDi n. smelling of raw meat or of a burning corpse. — gaMDikaM the smell of raw meat. — jvaraH a kind of fever; cf. ravedyamAnajvaraM prAjYaH koM'BasA pariziMcati Śi. 2. 54. — tvac a. of tender skin. — pAkaH a preliminary stage of the disease called dropsy. — pAtraM an unannealed vessel; vinASaMvrajati kzipramAmapAtramivAMBasi Ms. 3. 179. — pInasaM running at the nose, defluxion. — mAMsASin m. a cannibal, an eater of raw flesh. — raktaM dysentery. — rasaH imperfect chyme. — vAtaH constipation, torpor of the bowels attended with flatulence and intumescence. — SUlaH pain of indigestion, colic. — SrAdDaM a Śrāddhaperformed with uncooked food; ApadyanagnO tIrTe ca caMdrasUryagrahe taTA . AmaSrAdDaM dvijEH kAryaM SUdreRa ca sadEva hi .. Prācetasa.