Kawvāṇga | Kअwवाण्ग | KawvANga
Kawvā˚ṇga | Kअwवा˚ण्ग | m. n. (˚vāṇ | ˚वाण् |) ‘a club shaped like the foot of a bedstead’ i.e. a club or staff with a skull at the top (considered as the weapon of Śiva and carried by ascetics and Yogins), Gaut.; VarBṛS.; Mālatīm. v, 4; Kathās.
Kawvā—˚ṇga | Kअwवा—˚ण्ग | m. the back-bone, Gal.
N. of a plant, ib.
wood from a funeral pile, W.
N. of a king of the solar line, MBh. i, 2109; VP. (v.l. Kawvāṇgada | Kअwवाण्गद |), BhP. ii
xi
(= Dilīpa), Hariv. 808 & BhP. ix
N. of an attendant in the retinue of Devī
Kawvā—˚ṇga | Kअwवा—˚ण्ग | m. the back-bone, Gal.
N. of a plant, ib.
wood from a funeral pile, W.
N. of a king of the solar line, MBh. i, 2109; VP. (v.l. Kawvāṇgada | Kअwवाण्गद |), BhP. ii
xi
(= Dilīpa), Hariv. 808 & BhP. ix
N. of an attendant in the retinue of Devī