Ani-point, pin of axle
āṇi
āṇí [p= 134,1] [L=23311]
(cf. aṇi) the pin of the axle of a cart RV. i , 35 , 6 ; 63 , 3 ([" battle " Naigh. ii , 17]) and v , 43 , 8
Sus3r.
āṇí [L=23313]
a linch-pin L.
āṇí [L=23314]
the corner of a house L.
āṇí [L=23315]
a boundary L.
| (H2) | m. |
| [L=23312] | the part of the leg just above the knee |
| (H2B) | mf. |
| (H2B) | mf. |
| (H2B) | mf. |
aṇi [p= 11,3] [L=2395]
the point of a needle or of a sharp stake L.
L.
L.
L.
L.
aṇi [p= 1309,3] [L=301800]
L.
| (H2) | m. |
| [L=2396] | linch-pin |
| [L=2397] | the pin or bolt at the end of the pole of a carriage |
| [L=2398] | the corner or part of a house |
| [L=2399] | a boundary |
| (H2) | (also) half of a lunar month, |
aṇī [p= 11,3] [L=2400]
the point of a needle or of a sharp stake L.
L.
L.
L.
L.
| (H3) | f. |
| [L=2401] | linch-pin |
| [L=2402] | the pin or bolt at the end of the pole of a carriage |
| [L=2403] | the corner or part of a house |
| [L=2404] | a boundary |
Chariots in the Veda - Page 130
M. Sparreboom - 1985 - 155 pages - Preview
Ani. Axle-pin, linch-pin. A bolt or wedge to secure the wheel in its place. RV V .43.8 and note Geldner in Nachtrage: 251. BSS XI.6:73.5; XII. 7:95. 15 and comm. in Index. See p. 30. On the origin of the word, see Kuiper, 1955. Festschr. ...
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The symbolism of the stupa - Page 80
Adrian Snodgrass - 1985 - 407 pages - Preview
The axle point (ani ) is the First Principle, Supernal Sun, Being and, theologically, God : "The notions of all ... Cf. the following passage from a Buddhist Tantric text : "...then imagine that all the spokes assume the aspect of the ...
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