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aMSu—vimarda ¦ m. ray-obscuration.

aMSu—hasta ¦ m. ‘having rays for hands’, the sun, L.

aMSUdaka ¦ n. water which has been exposed to the rays of the sun or the moon, Bhpr.

aMSv-Adi ¦ a g. of Pāṇ. vi, 2, 193.

aMSuka ¦ n. cloth

aMSula ¦ m. radiant, T.

N. of the sage Cāṇakya, L.

garment, upper garment

fine or white cloth, muslin [see cInAMSuka] L.

tie (for binding a churning-stick).

a/Msa ¦ m. the shoulder, shoulder-blade

aMs ¦ (cf. √ aMS), L. See vyaMs

corner of a quadrangle

N. of a king

a/Msa ¦ m. du. the two shoulders or angles of an altar

aMsa—kUwa ¦ m. the shoulder

a bull’s hump, the protuberance between an ox’s shoulders.

aMsa ¦ [cf. Goth. amsa; Gk. ὦμος, ἄσιλλα; Lat. humerus, ansa.]

a share (for aMSa);

a/Msa—tra ¦ n. armour to protect the shoulder, RV.

a bow, Nir.

a/Msa—tra—koSa ¦ mfn. having a cask for its tunic (probably = a Soma filter, Gmn.), RV. x, 101, 7.

aMsa—daGna/ ¦ mf(A/)n. up to the shoulder, ŚBr.

aMsa—DrI/ ¦ f. ‘applied to the Vedi’, AV. xi, 1, 23

aMsa—pIWa ¦ m. the shoulder-blades, Suśr.

aMsa—Palaka/ ¦ n. shoulder-blade, ŚBr.; Suśr.

a/Msa—BAra or aMse-BAra, ¦ m. a burden on the shoulder, (g. BastrAdi, q.v.)

aMsa—pfzWa ¦ n. back of the shoulder.

aMsa-BArika, mf(I)n. or aMse-BArika, mf(I)n. ¦ bearing a burden on the shoulder, ib.

aMsa-mUla ¦ n. the acromion, L.

asoccaya ¦ m. du. the shoulder-blades, ĀpŚr.

aMsala/ ¦ mfn. lusty, strong, ŚBr. &c.

a/Msya ¦ (3) mfn. belonging to the shoulder, RV. i, 191, 7.

aMh ¦ (cf. √ aNG) cl. 1. Ā. aMhate, to go, set out, commence, L.;to approach, L.; cl. 10. P…. read more aMh:- aMh

aMhana ¦ n. (fr. √ aMh) the act of moving or creeping (like a snake), L.

aMhri ¦ m. a foot, HPar.

root of a tree, L.

[cf. aNGri.]

aMhri—skanDa, m. or aMhri—Siras, n. ¦ a part of the foot between the ancle and the heel, L.

aMh ¦ to press together, to strangle (conjecturable from Gk. ἄχος, ἐγγύς; Lat. angustus, anxius, &c.), L.