निशाट
राक्षस
demon
पलंकष
राक्षस
demon
पिशिताश
राक्षस
demon
राक्षस — demon (Noun)
राक्षस — devil (Noun)
राक्षस — fiend (Noun)
राक्षस — ghoul (Noun)
राक्षस — monster (Noun)
राक्षस — ogre (Noun)
राक्षस — old nick (Noun)
राक्षस — ruthless (Adjective)
Old Nick — राक्षस
राक्षस — {rākṣasa} mf({i})n. (fr. {rakṣas}) belonging to or like a Rakshas, demoniacal, infested by demons &c. &c. (with {vivāha}, or {dharma} or {vidhi} m. 'one of the 8 forms of marriage', the violent seizure or rape of a girl after the defeat or destruction of her relatives, iii, 33)##m. a Rakshas or demon in general, an evil or malignant demon (the Rākshasas are sometimes regarded as produced from Brahmā's foot, sometimes with Rāvaṇa as descendants of Pulastya, elsewhere they are styled children of Khasā or Su-rasa##according to some they are distinguishable into 3 classes, one being of a semi-divine benevolent nature and ranking with Yakshas &c##another corresponding to Titans or relentless enemies of the gods##and a third answering more to nocturnal demons, imps, fiends, goblins, going about at night, haunting cemeteries, disturbing sacrifices and even devouring human beings##this last class is the one most commonly mentioned##their chief place of abode was Laṅkā in Ceylon##in v, 10, 17 &c. they are fully described##cf. also cf. IW. 310 cf. RTL. 237) cf. Kauś. cf. Up. &c##a king of the Rakshas, g. {parśv-ādi}##(with Jainas) one of the 8 classes of Vyantaras cf. L##N. of the 30th Muhūrta cf. L##of one of the astronomical cf. Yogas. cf. Col##of a minister of Nanda cf. Mudr##of a poet cf. Cat. (cf. below)##m. n. the 49th year in the Jupiter cycle of 6o years cf. VarBṛS##({ī}), f. a Rākshasī or female demon cf. MBh. cf. Kāv. cf. Kathās##the island of the Rākshasas, i.e. Laṅkā or Ceylon cf. Buddh##N. of a malignant spirit supposed to haunt the four corners of a house cf. VarBṛS##of a Yoginī cf. Hcat##night cf. L##a kind of plant (= {caṇḍā}) cf. L##a large tooth, tusk cf. L
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