Locana-Brightening, illuminating, the eye


kapālāntar mano nyasya tiṣṭhan mīlitalocanaḥ |
krameṇa manaso dārḍhyāt lakṣayet laṣyam uttamam || 34 ||


locana
locana [p= 907,3] [L=183580]
 illuminating , brightening BhP.
locana [p= 907,3] [L=183581]
 N. of an author Cat.
locana [p= 907,3] [L=183582]
(ā or ī). N. of a Buddhist goddess Dharmas. 4
locanī [p= 907,3] [L=183583]
 a species of plant L.
locana [p= 907,3] [L=183584]
 (ifc. f(ā).) " organ of sight " , the eye MBh. Ka1v. &c
locana [p= 907,3] [L=183585]
 N. of wk.
(H2) mfn.
(H2B) m.
(H2B) f
(H2B) f.
(H2B) n.
(H2B) n.








A Sanskrit-English dictionary: etymologically and philologically ... - Page 481
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Dipa- yat, mfn. illuminating, inflaming, W. DipikS, f. of dipaka, qv — tika, f. N. of a Comm. — taila, n. the oil of Ptychotis Ajowan, Susr. ... locana, m. ' having glittering eyes,' a cat, L. — loha, n. the shining metal, ...
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Sir Monier Monier-Williams


To see the Buddha: a philosopher's quest for the meaning of emptiness - Page 139
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The words dlnka and locana can mean either illumination or vision, and darsana can mean either to see or to show. Bhavaviveka seems to play directly on the meaning of these words only once in the account of his own philosophy, ...
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Malcolm David Eckel







locanatrayapatha
locana--traya-patha [p= 907,3] [L=183589]
 the range of the three eyes (of śiva) Ratna7v.
(H3) m.

locanānanda
locanā* nanda [p= 907,3] [L=183599]
 delight of the eye Katha1s.
(H3) m.

locanāpāta
locanā* pāta [p= 907,3] [L=183600]
 " eye-fall " , a glance Katha1s.
(H3) m.