skaMDaH [ skadyate Aruhyate'sO suKena SAKayA vA karmaRi GaY pfzo° ; cf. Uṇ. 4. 206 ] 1 The shoulder. 2 The body. 3 The trunk or stem of a ( pb ) tree; tIvrAGAtapratihatataruskaMDalagnEkadaMtaH Ś. 1. 33 ; R. 4. 57 , Me. 53. 4 A branch or large bough. 5 A department or branch of human knowledge. 6 A chapter, section, division (of a book). 7 A division or detachment of an army. 8 A troop, multitude, group. 9 The five objects of sense. 10 The five forms of mundane consciousness (in Buddhistic phil. ); sarvakAryaSarIrezu muktvAMgaskaMDapaMcakaM Śi. 2. 28. 11 War, battle. 12 A king. 13 An agreement. 14 A road, way. 15 A wise or learned man. 16 A heron. 17 Articles used at the coronation of a king. — DA 1 A branch. 2 A creeper. Comp. — agniH the trunk of a tree set on fire. — AvAraH 1 an army or a division of it. 2 a royal capital or residence. 3 a camp. — upAneya a. to be carried on the shoulders. — (yaH) a form of peace-offering in which fruit or grain is presented, as a mark of submission. — cApaH a sort of pole or yoke for carrying burdens; cf. Sikya . — jaH a tree growing from a principal stem. — taruH the cocoa nut tree. — deSaH 1 the shoulder; idamupahitasUkzmagraMTinA skaMDadeSe Ś. 1. 19. 2 that part of the elephant's body, where the driver sits. — parinirvARaM the annihilation of the elements of being (with Buddhists) — PalaH 1 the cocoa-nut tree. 2 the Bilva tree. 3 the glomercus fig-tree. — baMDanA a sort of fennel. — mallakaH a heron. — ruhaH the (Indian) fig-tree. — vAhaH, -vAhakaH an ox trained to carry burdens, packbullock. — SAKA a principal branch, the forked branch issuing from the upper stem of a tree. — SfMgaH a buffalo. — skaMDaH every shoulder.