ajA f. a she-goat. See 1. aja/ .
ajA [ na jAyate ityajA ] 1 (According to Sāṃkhya philosophy) Prakṛti or Māyā; the verse which refers to ajA , ( ajAmekAM lohitaSuklakfzRAM &c.) is interpreted by the Vedāntins as referring to the prakfti consisting of tejas, ap and anna , See Ś. B. 2 A she-goat. Comp. — galastanaH the fleshy protuberance or nipple hanging down from the neck of goats; ( fig. ) an emblem of anything worthless or useless; DarmArTa kAmamokzARAM yasyEkopi na vidyate . °stanasyeva tasya janma nirarTakaM .. stanavadavalaMbate yaH kaMWe 'jAnAM maRiH sa vijYeyaH Bṛ. S. 65. 3 . — jIvaH, -pAlakaH a goatherd, See ajajIva &c. — tOlvaliH [ SAka° gaRa ] N. of a sage who lived on the milk of goats ( ajAdugDena vartamAnaH ).