mAnasa a. ( sI f. ) [ mana eva, manasa idaM vA aR ] 1 Pertaining to the mind, mental, spiritual ( opp. SArIra ). 2 Produced from the mind, sprung at will; brahmaRo mAnasaputrAH ; kiM mAnasI sfzwiH Ś. 4 ; Ku. 1. 18 ; Bg. 10. 6. 3 Only to be conceived in the mind, conceivable. 4 Tacit, implied. 5 Dwelling on the lake Mānasa. — saH A form of Viṣṇu. — saM 1 The mind, heart, soul; sapadi madanAnalo dahati mama mAnasaM Gīt. 10 ; api ca mAnasamaMbuniDiH Bv. 1. 113 ; mAnasaM vizayErvinA ( BAti ) 116. 2 N. of a sacred lake on the mountain Kailāsa; ( kElAsaSiKare rAma manasA nirmitaM saraH . brahmaRA prAgidaM yasmAttadaBUnmAnasaM saraH .. ( pb ) Rām. ; it is said to be the native place of swans, who are described as migrating to its shores every year at the commencement of the breeding season or the monsoons; meGaSyAmA diSo dfzwvA mAnasotsukacetasAM . kUjitaM rAjahaMsAnAM nedaM nUpuraSiMjitaM V. 4. 14 , 15 ; yasyAstoye kftavasatayo mAnasaM saMnikfzwaM nADyAsyaMti vyapagataSuca tvAmapi prekzya haMsaH Me. 76 ; see Me. 11 ; Ghaṭ. 9 also); R. 6. 26 ; Me. 62. Bv. 1. 3. 3 (In law) Tacit or implied consent. 4 A kind of salt. Comp. — AlayaH a swan, goose. — utka a. eager to go to Mānasa; Me. 11. — okas, -cArin m. a swan. — janman m. 1 the god of love. 2 a swan.
mAnasa A lake said to be situated in Hāṭaka which appears to be the same as Lādak. On the north of Hāṭaka is Harivarṣa, the country of the northern Kurus. The lake was celebrated in former times as the abode of Kinnaras, and is said by poets to be the annual resort of swans at the approach of the rains.