paṣupati | पषुपति | paSupati
paṣu—pa/ti | पषु—प/ति | m. ‘lord of animals’ (or ‘l˚ of a servant named Paśu’ or ‘l˚ of the soul’, RTL. 89), N. of the later Rudra-Śiva or of a similar deity (often associated in the Veda with Bhava, Śarva, Ugra, Rudra, Mahā-deva, Īśāna and others who together with Bhīma are in later times regarded as manifestations of Rudra), AV. &c. &c.
of Agni.; TS.; ŚBr.
of Śiva, MBh. &c. (according to one legend every deity acknowledged himself to be a mere paṣu | पषु | or animal when entreating Śiva to destroy the Asura Tri-pura)
of a lexicographer
of a Scholiast &c.
of Agni.; TS.; ŚBr.
of Śiva, MBh. &c. (according to one legend every deity acknowledged himself to be a mere paṣu | पषु | or animal when entreating Śiva to destroy the Asura Tri-pura)
of a lexicographer
of a Scholiast &c.