vyāṅra | व्याङ्र | vyAGra
vyāṅra/ | व्याङ्र/ | m. a tiger (not in RV., but in AV., often mentioned with the lion; accord. to R. iii, 30, 26, Śārdūlī is the mythical mother of tigers; but in Vahni-Purāṇa they are said to be the offspring of Kaśyapa's wife Daṃṣṭrā; cf. citra-vy˚ | चित्र-व्य्˚ |), AV. &c. &c.
any pre-eminently strong or noble person, ‘a tiger among men’ (cf. fśaBa | फ़्शBअ |, siṃha | सिंह |)
Pongamia Glabra, L.
a red variety of the castor-oil plant, L.
N. of a Rākṣasa, VP.
of a king, Rājat.
of various authors (also abridged fr. vyāṅra-pad | व्याङ्र-पद् |), Cat.
any pre-eminently strong or noble person, ‘a tiger among men’ (cf. fśaBa | फ़्शBअ |, siṃha | सिंह |)
Pongamia Glabra, L.
a red variety of the castor-oil plant, L.
N. of a Rākṣasa, VP.
of a king, Rājat.
of various authors (also abridged fr. vyāṅra-pad | व्याङ्र-पद् |), Cat.