uṣanas | उषनस् | uSanas
uṣa/nas | उष/नस् | m. A (Pāṇ. vii, 1, 94; Ved. acc. ām | आम् |; Ved. loc. and dat. e; voc. as | अस् |, a, and an | अन् |, Kāś. on Pāṇ.) N. of an ancient sage with the patronymic Kāvya, RV.; AV. iv, 29, 6; Kauś. (in later times identified with Śukra, the teacher of the Asuras, who presides over the planet Venus)
N. of the planet Venus, MBh.; Yājñ.; Pañcat. &c.
N. of the author of a Dharma-śāstra, Hcat. i, 5
(uṣanasaḥ stoma | उषनसः स्तोम | m. N. of a verse (RV. v, 29, 9) to be muttered by one who thinks himself poisoned, ĀśvŚr. v, 9, 1.)
N. of the planet Venus, MBh.; Yājñ.; Pañcat. &c.
N. of the author of a Dharma-śāstra, Hcat. i, 5
(uṣanasaḥ stoma | उषनसः स्तोम | m. N. of a verse (RV. v, 29, 9) to be muttered by one who thinks himself poisoned, ĀśvŚr. v, 9, 1.)