anilaH [ aniti jIvati anena, an ilac Uṇ. 1. 54 ] 1 Wind; prARAnAmanilena vfttirucitA Ś. 7. 12 ; sa saKA dIpa ivAnilAhataH Ku. 4. 30. (The number of winds is 7: - Avaho nivahaScEva udvahaH saMvahastaTA . vivahaH pravahaScEva parivAhastaTEva ca .. and these are again subdivided into 7 divisions, the total number being 49). 2 The god of wind. 3 One of the subordinate deities, 49 of whom form the class of winds. 4 N. of one of the 8 Vasus, i. e. the fifth. 5 The wind in the body, one of the humours; °han, °hft, °Gna . 6 Rheumatism or any disease referred to disorder of the wind. 7 The letter y . 8 Symbolical expression for the number 49. 9 N. of the lunar asterism svAti . 10 N. of Viṣṇu ( tasya prARAtmanA sarvadehaDAraRAt taTAtvaM ). Comp. — ayanaM way or course of the wind. — aSana, -ASin a. [ anilamaSrAtIti ] 1 feeding on the wind, fasting. 2 a serpent. — aMtakaH (wind-destroying) N. of a plant (Iṅgudī) or aMgArapuzpa . — AtmajaH son of the wind, epithet ( pb ) of Bhīma and Hanūmat. — AmayaH [ anilakftaH AmayaH SAka . ta .] 1 flatulence. 2 rheumatism ( vAtaroga ). — Gna, -han, -hft a. curing disorders from wind. — GnakaH a large tree ( biBItaka ) Terminalia Belerica. — paryAyaH pain and swelling of the eyelids and outer parts of the eye. — prakfti a. of a windy nature. ( -tiH ) N. of the planet Saturn. — vyADiH derangement of the bodily (internal) wind. — saKaH fire (the friend of wind); so °baMDuH .