ṣiKaṛqin | षिKअऋक़िन् | SiKaRqin
ṣiKaṛqi/n | षिKअऋक़ि/न् | mfn. wearing a tuft or lock of hair, tufted, crested (applied to various gods), AV.; MBh.; R.
ṣiKaṛqi/n | षिKअऋक़ि/न् | m. a peacock, Kāv.; Pur.; Kathās.
a peacock's tail, L.
a cock, L.
an arrow, L.
one who attains a partic. degree of emancipation, Hcat.
N. of Viṣṇu-Kṛṣṇa, MBh.
of a Ṛṣi or Muni (one of the seven stars of the Great Bear; cf. citra-ṣ˚ | चित्र-ष्˚ |), W.
of a son of Drupada (born as a female [see ṣiKaṛqinī | षिKअऋक़िनी |], but changed into a male by a Yakṣa; in the great war between Kauravas and Pāṇḍavas he became instrumental in the killing of Bhīṣma who declined to fight with a woman, but he was afterwards killed himself by Aśvatthāman; in the ŚāṅkhBr. he has the patr. Yājñasena), MBh.
of a Brāhman, Lalit.
of a mountain, Cat.
ṣiKaṛqi/n | षिKअऋक़ि/न् | m. a peacock, Kāv.; Pur.; Kathās.
a peacock's tail, L.
a cock, L.
an arrow, L.
one who attains a partic. degree of emancipation, Hcat.
N. of Viṣṇu-Kṛṣṇa, MBh.
of a Ṛṣi or Muni (one of the seven stars of the Great Bear; cf. citra-ṣ˚ | चित्र-ष्˚ |), W.
of a son of Drupada (born as a female [see ṣiKaṛqinī | षिKअऋक़िनी |], but changed into a male by a Yakṣa; in the great war between Kauravas and Pāṇḍavas he became instrumental in the killing of Bhīṣma who declined to fight with a woman, but he was afterwards killed himself by Aśvatthāman; in the ŚāṅkhBr. he has the patr. Yājñasena), MBh.
of a Brāhman, Lalit.
of a mountain, Cat.