Category: E

eka—tas ¦ See p. 230, col. 3.

of the same species or kind (as animals), Suśr.

(ekatAm api-√ yA, to become one with [instr.] VP.)

eka—jAti ¦ mfn. once-born (as a Śūdra), Gaut. x, 50; Mn. x, 4

eka—tAna ¦ mfn. directed to one object only, having the mind fixed on one object only, closely attentive, Kathās.; Daś.

eka—jAti ¦ m. a Śūdra, Mn. viii, 270.

of the same or equal extent, L.

eka—jAtIya ¦ mfn. of the same species, Suśr.

eka—tAna ¦ m. attention fixed on one object only, BhP.

of the same family, Dāyabh.

eka—jyA ¦ f. the cord of an arc

eka—jIva-vAda ¦ m. (in phil.) the assertion of a living soul only.

an instrument for beating time

singleness, soleness, HYog.

any instrument having but one note, W.

eka—daMzwra ¦ m. ‘single-tusked’, N. of Gaṇeśa, L.

eka—tAlikA ¦ f. a particular time (in mus.)

a kind of fever, L.

eka—tAla ¦ mfn. having a single palm tree (as a mountain), Ragh. xv, 23.

eka—aRqin ¦ m. ‘bearing one staff’, N. of a class of monks Comm. on TāṇḍyaBr.; RāmatUp.

eka—tAlI ¦ f. a particular time (in mus.)

eka—danta ¦ m. ‘one-toothed’, N. of Gaṇeśa, L.

eka—IrTin ¦ mfn. inhabiting the same hermitage, Yājñ. ii, 137.

eka—Rqi-saMnyAsa-viDi ¦ m. N. of wk.

eka—tIrTin (L.), eka—tIrTya (Baudh.), ¦ m. one who has the same teacher, fellow-student

eka—diS ¦ mfn. being in the same quarter or direction, Pāṇ. iv, 3, 112.

eka—tumba ¦ mf(I) n. having a single bottle-gourd (for a sounding-board).

pl. N. of a Vedāntic school

e/ka—triMSaka ¦ mfn. consisting of thirty-one elements.

eka—dIkza ¦ mfn. (a sacrificial observance) at which only one Dīkṣā or consecration takes place, Lāṭy. viii, 5, 19.

e/ka—triMSa ¦ mf(I)n. the thirty-first.

e/ka—triMSat ¦ f. thirty-one

ekatriMSad—akzara ¦ mf(A)n. consisting of thirty-one syllables, ŚBr. iii.

eka—tejana ¦ mfn. having a single shaft (as an arrow), AV. vi, 57, 1.

harmonious tone or song (cf. tAna), L.

eka—trika ¦ m. N. of a particular Ekāha sacrifice, KātyŚr.; ĀśvŚr. &c.

accurate adjustment

eka—tva ¦ n. oneness, unity, union, coincidence, identity, KātyŚr.; MBh.; Suśr. &c.

eka—tAla ¦ m. harmony, unison (of song, dance, and instrumental music)

(in Gr.) the singular number, Kāś.