Category: Y

yakza—DUpa ¦ m. a partic. incense, Hcat.

the resin of Botanical Name: Shorea Robusta, L.

yakza—nAyaka ¦ m. N. of the servant of the 4th Arhat of the present Avasarpiṇī, L.

resin in general, W. (also aka, Gal.)

N. of Kubera, Hariv.; BhP.

yakza—rasa ¦ m. a kind of intoxicating drink, L.

yakza—rAj ¦ m. ‘king of the s’, N. of Kubera, R.; BhP.

yakza—malla ¦ m. (with Buddhists) N. of one of the 5 Lokeśvaras, W.

of Maṇi-bhadra, MBh.

a palaestra or place prepared for wrestling and boxing, L.

yakza—Aw-purI ¦ f. N. of Alakā, the capital of Kubera, L.

yakza—rAja ¦ m. ‘-king’, N. of Kubera, MBh.

yakza—rAtri ¦ f. ‘night of the s’, N. of a festival (= dIpAlI, q.v.), L.

yakza—varman ¦ m. N. of a commentator, Śākaṭ., Sch.

yakza—vitta ¦ mfn. one whose property is like that of the s, one who has merely the guardianship of property… read more yakzavitta:- yakza—vitta

yakza—sena ¦ m. N. of a king, Buddh.

yakzANganA ¦ f. a woman, Megh.

yakza—sTala ¦ m. (!) N. of a place, Cat.

yakzANgI ¦ f. N. of a river, Śatr.

yakzADipa (MBh.) or yakzADpati (ṢaḍvBr.), ¦ m. ‘lord of the s’, N. of Kubera.

yakzAmalaka ¦ n. the fruit of a species of date, L.

yakzAyatana ¦ n. a temple dedicated to the s Kathās.

yakzAvAsa ¦ m. ‘abode of the s’, the Indian fig-tree, L.

yakzendra ¦ m. a king of the s R.; MārkP.

N. of Kubera, MBh.; R.

yakzeS ¦ m. N. of the servants of the 11th and 18th Arhat of the present Avasarpiṇī, L.

yakzeSvara ¦ m. a king of the s Megh.

yakzeSa ¦ m. = next, W.

N. of Kubera, Hit.

yakzeSvara—meDIya ¦ n. N. of wk.

yakzaka ¦ m. = yakza N. of certain mythical beings attending on Kubera, R.

yakzI ¦ f. of yakza above.

yakzaRa ¦ n. = jakzaRa (q.v.), MārkP.

yakzI—tva ¦ n. the state or condition of a female Yakṣa, Kathās.

yakzan ¦ prob. w.r. for yakzman (q.v.), MārkP.

ya/kzu ¦ m. sg. or pl. N. of a race or tribe, RV.

yakziRI ¦ f. of yakzi/n

ya/kzma ¦ m. sickness, disease in general or N. of a large class of diseases (prob. of a consumptive nature),… read more yakzma:- ya/kzma

a female Yakṣa, MBh.; R. &c.

pulmonary disease, consumption, TS.; Kāṭh. &c.