kAzWaM [ kAS-kTan Uṇ. 2. 2 ] 1 A piece of wood, especially one used as fuel; Ms. 4. 49 , 241 ; 5. 69. 2 Wood or timber, a piece or log of wood in general; yaTA kAzWaM ca kAzWaM ca sameyAtAM mahodaDO H. 4. 69 ; Ms. 4. 49. 3 A stick; Y. 2. 218. 4 An instrument for ( pb ) measuring length. Comp. — agAraH , — raM a wooden house or enclosure. — aMbuvAhinI a wooden bucket. — ka dalI the wild plantain. — kIwaH a small insect found in decayed wood. — kuwaH, -kUwaH a wood-pecker; Pt. 1. 332 (a worm generally found in wood). — kuddAlaH a kind of wooden shovel used for baling water out of a boat or for scraping and cleaning its bottom. — takz m. , — takzakaH a carpenter. — taMtuH a small worm found in timber. — dAruH the Indian pine tree; also called devadAru . — druH the Palāśa tree. — puttalikA a wooden statue or image. — pradAnaM piling up wood, forming a funeral pile. — BArikaH a wood-carrier. — maWI a funeral pile. — mallaH a bier, a wooden frame on which dead bodies are carried. — leKakaH a small worm found in wood (= kAzWakUwa ). — lohin m. a cudgel armed with iron. — vAwaH, -waM a wall made of wood.