Karanka-Skeleton ( it looks like, ‘a basket of bones’)
karaṇḍaka
(ikā). a basket Katha1s.
(H2) | mf |
karaṇḍakavat
like a basket Ka1ran2d2.
(H3) | ind. |
Vijnanabhairava, or Divine consciousness: a treasury of 112 types ... - Page 72
Jaideva Singh - 1979 - 173 pages - Preview
Karankinl mudrd is so-called, because by it the yogi views the world as mere karanka or skeleton. It views the physical body as dissolved in the highest ether. It is the mudrd of jndna-sid- dhas ie of those who have become perfect in ...
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Indian semantic analysis: the nirvacana tradition - Page 56
Eivind Kahrs - 1998 - 302 pages - Preview
The river is supposed to have received this appellation because Garuda had dropped at its Samgama with the Sindhu the skeleton (karanka) of the Rsi DadhTci which Indra before had used as his weapon, etc.1 This story, it is true, ...
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Shivram Dattatray Joshi - 1984 - 511 pages - Snippet view
It is interesting to note that in modern Indo-Aryan, as registered by Turner, there is no trace of karanka- 'box'. On the other hand karanka* ' skeleton ' is widely represented : Panj. karang ' skeleton ', etc. ...
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Eivind Kahrs - 1998 - Foreign Language Study - 302 pages
The river is supposed to have received this appellation because Garuda had dropped at its Samgama with the Sindhu the skeleton (karanka) of the Rsi DadhTci .
Kalhana's Rajatarangini: a chronicle of the kings of Kasmir: Volume 2 - Page 381
Kalhaṇa, M.A. Stein - 1989 - 555 pages - Preview
The latter cannot fail to realize the manifest connection between Karanka and his familiar k"ranz, ' skeleton.' An exactly similar case of 'popular etymology' has been noticed above in the name Suvarnardhdngaka by which the ...
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Nalarayadavadanticarita (Adventures of King Nala and Davadanti): A ... - Page 346
Ernest Bende - 2008 - 372 pages - Google eBook - Preview
Skt. kara (mse) 'a measure'] kara 'maker, producer' acc sg. msc; [Skt. kara] kari 'effort, doing' inst. sg. msc; [Skt. kara] karamka 'skeleton' nom. sg. msc; [cf. Skt. karanka (msc) 'any bone of body'] karamdi ...
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A critical study of Mahāpurāṇa of Puṣpadanta: a critical study of ...
Ratna Nagesh Shriyan - 1969 - 356 pages - Snippet view
... 'a skeleton' or 'skull-shaped bone' also fits in well, since the hollow palms are described as being 'mere skeleton covered over with skin.'1 Compare karanka-= 'a coconut hollowed to form a cup or vessel' (Yt. 2 43 9); cf. ...
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International Sanskrit Conference: Volume 2, Issue 1
Venkatarama Raghavan, India. Ministry of Education and Social Welfare - Snippet view
... a tree"
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