kubera | कुबेर | kubera
ku/bera | कु/बेर | m. or in later Sanskṛt kuvera | कुवेर | (originally) N. of a chief of the evil beings or spirits or darkness having the N. Vaiśravaṇa, AV. viii, 10, 28; ŚBr. &c.
(afterwards) the god of riches and treasure (regent of the northern quarter which is hence called kubera-guptā diṣ | कुबेर-गुप्ता दिष् |, Kum. iii, 25), Mn.; MBh. &c.
(he is regarded as the son of Viśravas by Iḍaviḍā [BhP.], the chief of the Yakṣas, and a friend of Rudra [Hariv. 13131]; he is represented as having three legs and only eight teeth; with Jainas he is the attendant of the nineteenth Arhat of the present Avasarpiṇī)
N. of a prince of Devarāṣṭra
of the great-grandfather of Bāṇa-bhaṭṭa (author of the Kādambarī)
of the author of the Datta-candrikā
the tree Cedrela Toona
ku/bera | कु/बेर | mfn. deformed, monstrous, L.
slow, lazy, L.
(afterwards) the god of riches and treasure (regent of the northern quarter which is hence called kubera-guptā diṣ | कुबेर-गुप्ता दिष् |, Kum. iii, 25), Mn.; MBh. &c.
(he is regarded as the son of Viśravas by Iḍaviḍā [BhP.], the chief of the Yakṣas, and a friend of Rudra [Hariv. 13131]; he is represented as having three legs and only eight teeth; with Jainas he is the attendant of the nineteenth Arhat of the present Avasarpiṇī)
N. of a prince of Devarāṣṭra
of the great-grandfather of Bāṇa-bhaṭṭa (author of the Kādambarī)
of the author of the Datta-candrikā
the tree Cedrela Toona
ku/bera | कु/बेर | mfn. deformed, monstrous, L.
slow, lazy, L.