rudra &c. See p. 883, col. 1 .
rudra a. [ roditi rud-rak Uṇ. 2. 22 ] 1 Dreadful, terrific, frightful, formidable. 2 Great, large. 3 Driving away evil. 4 Praiseworthy. — draH 1 N. of a group of gods, eleven in number, supposed to be inferior manifestations of Śiva or Śaṅkara, ( pb ) who is said to be the head of the group; rudrARAM SaMkaraScAsmi Bg. 10. 23 ; rudrARAmapi mUrDAnaH kzatahuMkAraSaMsinaH Ku. 2. 26. 2 N. of Śiva. 3 Fire. 4 The number ‘eleven’. Comp. — akzaH a kind of tree. — (kzaM) 1 a rosary. 2 the berry of this tree, used for rosaries; BasmodDUlana Badramastu Bavate rudrAkzamAle SuBaM K. P. 10. — ariH the god of love. — AkrIqaH a cemetery. — AvAsaH 1 ‘the abode of Rudra’, the mountain Kailāsa. 2 N. of Benares. 3 a cemetery; cf. pitfsadmagocaraH . — garBaH N. of Agni. — jaM quicksilver. — patnI 1 the goddess Durgā. 2 linseed. — priyA 1 Pārvatī. 2 the yellow myrobalan tree. — BU f. a cemetery. — rodanaM gold. — sUH f. a mother giving birth to eleven children.