hālaka,hālika &c, see p.1293, cols. 1 and 2. 164867 1297,2 262707

1 A female friend.

2 The earth.

3 Water.

3 Spirituous liquor. ind. A vocative particle used in addressing a female friend; (only in theatrical language); halā śakuṃtale atraiva tāvanmuhūrtaṃ tiṣṭha Ś. 1; cf. haṃḍā also.

[halo astyasya aṇ, hala eva vā aṇ] 1 A plough.

2 N. of Balarāma.

3 N. of Śālivāhana. Comp. bhṛt m. an epithet of Ba- larāma.

hālāhalaṃ is an alternate of hālahalaṃ. 1 A sort of deadly poison produced at the churning of the ocean; (being of a very virulent character it began to burn up everything when it was swallowed by the god Śiva); aha- meva guruḥ sudāruṇānāmiti hālāhala māsma tāta dṛṣyaḥ. nanu saṃti bhavādṛśāni bhūyo bhuvane'smin vacanāni durjanānāṃ Subhāsh.

2 (Hence) A deadly poison or poison in general; see Bv. 1. 95, 2. 73; Pt....

hālaka,hālika &c, see p.1293, cols. 1 and 2. 164867 1297,2 262707

or haladī f. turmeric (= haridrā) L. 164273 1293,2 261845.1

or haladdī f. turmeric (= haridrā) L. 164273 1293,2 261845

A spotted or variegated horse.

hālāhala,hāhala &c, see p. 1293, col. 2. 164868 1297,2 262708

mn. a kind of deadly poison (produced at the churning of the ocean by gods and demons) Ka1v.; Pan5cat. 1293,2 261849 m. (only L.) a kind of lizard 1293,2 261850 m. a kind of snake 1293,2 261851 m. a Jaina jaina or Bauddha bauddha sage. 164277 1293,2 261852

hālāhala,hāhala &c, see p. 1293, col. 2. 164868 1297,2 262708

1 A kind of insect.

2 A kind of lizard. lā A small mouse. lī Spirituous liquor. laṃ 1 = hālahala (1).

2 Spirituous liquor.

1 A sort of deadly poison produced at the churning of the ocean; (being of a very virulent character it began to burn up everything when it was swallowed by the god Śiva); aha- meva guruḥ sudāruṇānāmiti hālāhala māsma tāta dṛṣyaḥ. nanu saṃti bhavādṛśāni bhūyo bhuvane'smin vacanāni durjanānāṃ Subhāsh.

2 (Hence) A deadly poison or poison in general; see Bv. 1. 95, 2. 73; Pt. 1. 188. (Also written halāhala or...

hālāhalaṃ is an alternate of hālahalaṃ. 1 A sort of deadly poison produced at the churning of the ocean; (being of a very virulent character it began to burn up everything when it was swallowed by the god Śiva); aha- meva guruḥ sudāruṇānāmiti hālāhala māsma tāta dṛṣyaḥ. nanu saṃti bhavādṛśāni bhūyo bhuvane'smin vacanāni durjanānāṃ Subhāsh.

2 (Hence) A deadly poison or poison in general; see Bv. 1. 95, 2. 73; Pt....

Wine, spirituous liquor; hitvā hālāmabhimatarasāṃ revatīlo- canāṃkāṃ Me. 49; Pt. 1. 58; Śi. 10. 21.

A horse of a yellowish- brown colour.

m. = adhi-kṣ, Ha1la hāla, Sch. 1310,3 4514.1

f. the state of not being passable (as the sea) R. iv, 27, 16. 010932 85,2 14857 mfn. inauspicious (?), Ha1la hāla, Sch. 1316,1 14857.1 mfn. inauspicious (?), Ha1la hāla, Sch. 1316,1 14857.2

m. pl. N. of a people (= cedi L.; sg. their country L.;) Romakas.; Ratnak. 052858 430,3 81392 m. a D2a1hala ḍāhala prince Vcar. xviii, 95. 052859 430,3 81393 m. pl. (cf. ḍah) = hala Vcar. xviii, 93. 052860 430,3 81394

1 P. (halati, halita) To plough.

f. (= kikhi) a fox L. 040969 339,3 61893 m. id. L. 339,3 61894 m. (= khaṭvāṅga) the foot of a bedstead (one of S3iva śiva 's weapons) L. 339,3 61895 m. a kind of perfume (commonly Ha1la hāla) L. 339,3 61896

a. 1 Wonderful.

2 Ex- cellent, best.

3 Praised, celebrated. laṃ 1 Desire, curiosity; ujjhitaśabde- na janitaṃ naḥ kutūhalaṃ Ś. 1; yadi vilāsa- kalāsu kutūhalaṃ Gīt. 1; (papau) kutūhalene- va manuṣyaśoṇitam R. 3. 54; 13. 21; 15. 65.

2 Eagerness.

3 What excites curiosity, anything pleasing or in- teresting, a curiosity.

4 Delight, pleasure; U. 1. 20.