adhara
(H1) | ádhara [p= 19,3] [L=3971]
mfn. |
(connected with adhás) , lower , inferior , tending downwards
[p= | 19,3] [L=3972]
low , vile
|
[p= | 19,3] [L=3973]
worsted , silenced
|
(H1) | ádhara [p= 19,3] [L=3974]
m. |
the lower lip , the lip
(H1C) | ádha° rā́t [p= 19,3] [L=3974.1]
ind. |
abl. » s.v. below
(H1C) | ádharasmāt [p= 19,3] [L=3975]
ind. |
abl. below L.
(H1B) | ádharā [p= 19,3] [L=3976]
f. |
the lower region , nadir
(H1B) | ádhara [p= 19,3] [L=3977]
n. |
the lower part , a reply , pudendum muliebre L. [Lat. inferus].
(H2) | adhara [p= 1310,2] [L=303230]
(in |
comp.)
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Adhara means 'base' or `Substratum'. There are sixteen specific centres in the body called adharas which refer to the major and minor chakras. Jalandhara bandha may also be defined as the practice that locks the pranic network of the ...
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