hayaH [ hay-hi-vA ac ] 1 A horse; Bg. 1. 14 ; Ms. 8. 296 , R. 9. 10. 2 A man of a particular class; see under aSva . 3 The number ‘seven’. 4 N. of Indra. 5 (In prosody) A foot of four short syllables. Comp. — aDyakzaH a superintendent of horses. — ariH the fragrant oleander. — AyurvedaH veterinary science. ( pb ) — ArUQaH a horseman, rider. — ArohaH 1 a rider. 2 riding. — AsanI the gum-olibanum tree. — izwaH barley. — uttamaH an excellent horse. — kovida a. versed in the science of horses-their management, training &c. — grIvaH N. of a form of Viṣṇu. — (vA) N. of Durgā. — jYaH a horse-dealer, groom, jockey. — dvizat m. the buffalo. — priyaH barley. — priyA the Kharjūrī tree. — mAraH, -mArakaH the fragrant oleander. — mAraRaH the sacred fig-tree. — meDaH a horse-sacrifice; Y. 1. 181. — vAhanaH an epithet of Kubera. — SAlA a stable for horses. — SAstraM the art or science of training and managing horses. — saMgrahaRaM the restraining or curbing of horses.