jarā जरा jarā́ f. ([Pāṇ. iii, 3, 104]) the act of becoming old, old age, [RV. i, 140, 8]; [v, 41, 17]; [AV.] &c. (personified as a daughter of Death, [VP. i, 7, 31]) digestion, [Car. iii, 1] and [3]; [vi]; [Suśr. vi, 46, 10] decrepitude, [W.] a kind of date-tree, [L.] N. of a Rākṣasī (cf. °rā-saṃdha), [MBh. ii], [vii]; [Hariv. 1810]; [BhP. ix, 22, 8] cf. vi-jará. jarā́ f. old age See s.v. jára. jarā́ f. invocation, praise (stuti, [Nir. x, 8]), [RV. i, 38, 13]; [x, 32, 5.] jarch जर्छ् cl. 1.v.l. for √ jarc. jarjh जर्झ् cl. 1.v.l. for √ jarc. jara जर jára mfn. (√ 1. jṝ), ‘becoming old’, see a-jára, ahar-jaram cf. go-jara jára m. the act of wearing out, wasting, [RV. i, 164, 11]; [ii, 34, 10] jarc जर्च् (= √ jarts) cl. 1. °cati, to speak, [Dhātup. xxviii, 17]; to abuse, [ib.]; to threaten, [ib.] jarj जर्ज् cl. 1.v.l. for √ jarc. jarṇa जर्ण mfn. decayed, [L.] m. = °ṇu, [L.] a tree, [L.] °rṇu. See above jarṇu जर्णु m. ‘waning’, the moon, [L.] jarad जरद् in comp. for °rat. = jaras जरस् jarás f. (only before vowel-terminations, [Pāṇ. vii, 2, 101]; other cases fr. °rā́ s.v. jára) the becoming old, decay, old age, [RV.]; [AV.]; [ŚBr.] &c. jarás m. N. of a son of Vasu-deva by Turī, [Hariv. 9203] of a hunter who wounded Kṛṣṇa, [MBh. xvi, 126 ff.]; [VP. v, 37, 13] and [62] [cf. γῆρας] jarat जरत् járat mf(atI)n. (pr. p. √ 1. jṝ, [Pāṇ. iii, 2, 104]) old, ancient, infirm, decayed, dry (as herbs), no longer frequented (as temples) or in use, [RV.]; [AV.] &c. (often in comp. [[Pāṇ. ii, 1, 49]] [Kauś.]; [ĀśvGṛ. iv, 2]; [MBh.] &c.) former, [APrāt. iv, 53]; [Sāh.] járat, m. = Gk. γέρων, an old man, [Śak.] (v.l.), [VarBṛS. lxxv.] jarin जरिन् mfn. = °rā-vat, [L.] jarta जर्त m. = °tu, [L.] jarts जर्त्स् cl. 1. °tsati = √ jarc, [Dhātup. xvii, 66]; to protect, [Vop.] jartu जर्तु m. the vulva, [Uṇ. v, 46], Sch. an elephant, [ib.] jarya जर्य See a-jaryá. jarāyu जरायु jarā́yu mfn. withering, dying away (?), [RV. x, 106, 6] jarā́yu n. the cast-off skin of a serpent, γῆρας, [AV. i, 27, 1] a perishable covering, [VS. xvii, 5] jarā́yu n. (also mf., [L.]) the outer skin of the embryo (opposed to úlba), after-birth, [RV. v, 78, 8]; [AV.]; [VS.] &c. (indrāṇyā ulba-jarāyuṇī, ‘amnion and chorion of Indrāṇī’, N. of two Sāmans) jarā́yu m. froth originating from submarine fire, [L.] = jaṭāyu, [L.] jarā́yu f. N. of one of the mothers attending on Skanda, [MBh. ix, 2637] jarā́yu cf. jyótir-, nír-. jarā́yu , °yuka. See col. 1. jarūtha जरूथ járūtha m. ‘making old (? cf. °ra-dvíṣ)’, N. of a demon conquered by Agni, [RV. vii, 1, 7] and [9, 6]; [x, 80, 3]; [Nir. vi, 17] járūtha n. flesh, [Uṇ., Sch.] skinniness, [W.] járūtha See [ib.] jaraṇā जरणा jaraṇā́ (ā́), f. old age, [RV. vii, 30, 4]; [x, 37] and [39] Nigella indica, [L.] jaráṇā f. dry wood (?), [RV. i, 141, 7] ?, [121, 6.] jaraṇa जरण jaraṇá mfn. old, decayed, [RV. iv, 33, 3]; [x, 40, 3] solvent, promoting digestion, [Suśr. i, 42] and [45] jaraṇá m. n. cumin-seed, [L.] jaraṇá m. Nigella indica, [L.] Asa foetida, [L.] a kind of salt, [L.] = °rṇu, [Gal.] Cassia Sophora, [L.] jaraṇá n. the becoming old, [W.] decomposition, [Sarvad. iii, 225] (cf. 221) digestion, [Car. iii, 4] and [17] one of the 10 ways in which an eclipse is supposed to end, [VarBṛS. v] Costus speciosus or arabicus, [L.] jaraṭha जरठ mfn. old, [Bhartṛ.] ([Śāntiś. iv, 17]), [BhP. vi], [ix], [xi]; [Rājat. ii, 170] bent, drooping, [W.] for jaṭhara, hard, solid, [Sāh. iv, 9 a/5] harsh, cruel, [W.] strong, violent, [Hcar. ii, 24]; [Vcar. xi f.] yellowish (old leaves' colour), [L.] full-grown, [Mālatīm.] m. old age, [L.] jaraka जरक n. (= °raṇa) Asa foetida, [Npr.] jaraḍī जरडी f. a kind of grass, [L.] jarasa जरस ifc. = °rás (g. śarad-ādi) See ā-jarasám, °sā́ya cf. vītajanma-. jaraṭī जरटी f. = °raḍī, [L.] jarayu जरयु mfn. ‘becoming old’, see a-. jaritā जरिता f. N. of a Śārṅgikā bird (mother of 4 sons at once by the Ṛṣi Manda-pāla in the form of a Śārṅgaka; cf. jaritṛ́ at end), [MBh. i, 8346 ff.] and [8379 ff.] jarita जरित mfn. (p.p. Caus.) old, decayed, [Hariv. 15988]; [R. ii f.] &c., See [ib.] jaritṛ जरितृ jaritṛ́ m. an invoker, praiser, [RV.]; [AV. v, 11, 8]; [xx, 135, 1 f.]; [ĀśvŚr. viii, 3] N. of the author of [RV. x, 142, 1 f.] (with the patr. Śārṅga; cf. °ta). jarāvat जरावत् jarā—vat mfn. aged, [Hariv. 1621.] jarbhari जर्भरि jarbhári mfn. (√ bhṛ, Intens.; redupl. like in pf.) supporting ([Nir. xiii, 5]), [RV. x, 106, 6.] jaraṇḍa जरण्ड mfn. decayed, old, [L.] jaraṇyā जरण्या jaraṇyā́ f. decrepitude, [119, 7.] jaraṇyu जरण्यु jaraṇyú mfn. invoking aloud, [61, 23.] jaranta जरन्त m. an old man, [L.] a buffalo, [Uṇ., Sch.] jaratin जरतिन् m. N. of a man g. śubhrādi. jarhila जर्हिल m. = °rtíla, [L.] jariman जरिमन् jarimán m. old age, decrepitude, death from age, [RV.]; [AV.]; [TS. i, 8, 10.] jariṣṇu जरिष्णु mfn. decaying, [RV. x, 151, kh.] (?), [Hir. i, 4, 6] jarjarā जर्जरा f. an old woman, [Gal.] jarjarī जर्जरी ind. for °ra. jarjara जर्जर mfn. infirm, decrepit, decayed, torn or broken in pieces, perforated, hurt, [MBh.]; [R.] &c. divided (a realm), [MBh. xii]; [Rājat.]; [Prab.] dull, hollow (sound), [VarBṛS.]; [VarYogay. viii, 12]; [Kād.]; [Kathās. xxv, 66] m. = °raka, [Car. vi, 25, 235]; [Kathās. lxi, 96] an old man, [L.] n. Indra's banner, [L.] Blyxa octandra (‘benzoin’, [W.]), [L.] °raka, &c. See p. 413, col. 3. jartika जर्तिक m. pl. N. of a people (bāhīka), [MBh. viii, 2033] (v.l. jārt°). jartila जर्तिल jar-tíla m. wild sesamum, [TS. v, 4, 3, 2]; [ŚBr. ix, 1, 1, 3]; [KātyŚr. xviii, 1, 1.] jarvara जर्वर m. N. of a Nāga priest, [TāṇḍyaBr. xxv, 15, 3.], 3. jarābhīru जराभीरु jarā—bhīru m. id., [L.] jarābhīta जराभीत jarā—bhīta m. ‘afraid of old age’, the god of love, [Gal.] jarābodha जराबोध jarā—bodha mfn. ([Nir. x, 8]) attending to invocation or praise, [RV. i, 27, 10] (voc.) jarākāsa जराकास jarā—kāsa m. cough caused by old age, [Bhpr. vii, 24, 15.] jarātura जरातुर jarā°tura (°rāt°) mfn. decrepit from age, [L.] jarāyaṇi जरायणि m. metron. of °rā-saṃdha, [L.] jarāyudha जरायुध mfn. having old age as his weapon (said of Death), [Bcar.] jarāyuja जरायुज jarāyu—já mfn. viviparous, [AV. i, 12, 1]; [Mn. i, 43]; [MBh. xiv]; [Suśr.]; [BhP.] (accord. to some in [AV. i, 12, 1] = ‘sprung from the womb of a cloud’, said of lightning). jarāyuka जरायुक n. secundines, [SāmavBr. ii, 6, 10.] jarbhurat जर्भुरत् járbhurat °rāṇa. See √ bhur. jaraṭhita जरठित mfn. become violent, [Bālar. v, 25.] jaradviṣ जरद्विष् jara—dvíṣ See °rad-víṣ. jarad—víṣ mfn. consuming dry wood (Agni), [RV. v, 8, 2] [°ra-dv°, ‘hating decrepitude’, [Gmn.]] jaramāṇa जरमाण m. N. of a man g. gargādi. jarasāna जरसान m. (Ved. aor. p.) a man, [Uṇ.] jaratikā जरतिका f. an old woman, [Daś. vii, 314.] jarayitṛ जरयितृ mfn. ‘consumer’, see jāra. jaritāri जरितारि m. Manda-pāla's eldest son by Jaritā, [8372] and [8403 ff.] jarjalpa जर्जल्प See nír-. jarādharma जराधर्म jarā—dharma m. pl. the laws of old age or decay, [Divyāv. xiii, 388.] jarāmṛtyu जरामृत्यु jarā́—mṛtyu (°rā́-), mfn. dying from age, [AV. ii], [xix] jarā́—mṛtyu m. sg. old age and death, [MuṇḍUp. i, 2, 7] du. id. g. kārta-kaujapādi. jarānvita जरान्वित jarā°nvita (°rān°) mfn. = -vat, [VarBṛS. lxxvi, 3.] jarāpuṣṭa जरापुष्ट jarā—puṣṭa m. ‘fostered by Jarā’, Jarā-saṃdha, [L.] jarāsaṃdha जरासंध jarā—saṃdha m. ‘(born in halves, but) united by (the Rākṣasī) Jarā’, N. of a king of Magadha and Cedi (son of Bṛhad-ratha, father-in-law to Kaṃsa, and enemy of Kṛṣṇa; slain in single combat by Bhīma; identified with the Dānava Vipracitti, [MBh. i, 2640]), [i f.]; [vii]; [Hariv. 1810]; [BhP.] N. of a son of Dhṛtarāṣṭra, [MBh. i, 4548] jarāvasthā जरावस्था jarā°vasthā (°rāv°) f. state of old age, decrepitude, [W.] jaraṇiprā जरणिप्रा jaraṇi-prā́ mfn. (√ 3. jṝ) moving with noise (? ‘increasing the praiser's wealth’, [Sāy.]), [RV. x, 100.] jaradaṣṭi जरदष्टि jarád—aṣṭi (°rád-), mfn. attaining great age, very old, [RV. x, 85, 36]; [AV.]; [VS. xxxiv, 52]; [ĀśvGṛ.]; [PārGṛ.] jarád—aṣṭi f. longevity, [RV. vii, 37, 7]; [AV. viii, 2, 1.] jaraddāsa जरद्दास jarad—dāsa m. an old servant, [ĀśvGṛ. iv, 2, 18.] jaradgavī जरद्गवी jarad—gavī f. an old cow, [W.] jaradgava जरद्गव jarad—gava m. (= go-jara) an old bull or ox, Ved. ([Jaim. i, 3, 31], Sch.), [Bṛh.] on [RV. x, 102, 1]; [MBh. xiii, 4463]; [Pañcat.] N. of a vulture, [Hit. i, 3, 1] and [4, 0/1] jaradyoṣā जरद्योषा jarad—yoṣā f. = °ratikā, [W.] jarantaka जरन्तक m. a father-in-law, [Gal.] jaratkāra जरत्कार jarat—kāra m. N. of a man, [BrahmaP. ii, 12]; [18, 19.] jaratkāru जरत्कारु jarat—kāru m. (g. śivādi) N. of a Ṛṣi of Yāyāvara's family, [MBh.]; [BrahmaP. ii, 1] and [43] jarat—kāru f. his wife (sister of the Nāga Vāsuki), [MBh.]; [BrahmavP. ii, 42] jarjarīka जर्जरीक mfn. decayed, [L.] ragged, [L.] jarjarīkṛ जर्जरीकृ jarjarī—√ kṛ to break into pieces, [R. vi, 83, 54.] jarjaraka जर्जरक m. a broken bamboo, [Kathās. lxi.] jarjarita जर्जरित mfn. become decrepit or decayed, torn in pieces, worn out, [MBh. iii, 10353]; [Suśr.] &c. jarābhibhūta जराभिभूत jarā°bhibhūta (°rābh°) mfn. = °rātura, [MBh. i, 3161.] jarābodhīya जराबोधीय jarā—°bodhīya n. N. of several Sāmans, [TāṇḍyaBr.] jaradvṛkṣa जरद्वृक्ष jarad—vṛkṣa m. an old tree, [Pāṇ. iv, 3, 156], Vārtt. 3, [Pat.] jaratkakṣa जरत्कक्ष jarat—kakṣá m. old brambles, [TBr. iii, 3, 2, 4]; [TāṇḍyaBr. xvii, 7, 2.] jaratkarṇa जरत्कर्ण jarat—karṇa m. ‘old-ear’, N. of Sarpa Airāvata (author of [RV. x, 76]). jarjaratva जर्जरत्व jarjara—tva n. the being decayed, [Mṛcch. iv, 20/21.] jarālakṣman जरालक्ष्मन् jarā—lakṣman n. ‘age-sign’, grey hair, [Npr.] jaraṇadruma जरणद्रुम jaraṇa—druma m. Vatica robusta, [L.] jarjarānanā जर्जरानना f. ‘old-faced’, N. of one of the mothers attending on Skanda, [MBh. ix, 2637.] jarjarībhūta जर्जरीभूत jarjarī—bhūta mfn. id., [iii, 434]; [Vet.] jarjarīkṛta जर्जरीकृत jarjarī—kṛta mfn. torn to pieces, split, worn, [MBh.] jarjarapūjā जर्जरपूजा jarjara-pūjā f. (in dram.) homage to the banner of Indra (a kind of ceremony). jarāpariṇata जरापरिणत jarā—pariṇata mfn. bent down with age, [W.] jarāsaṃdhajit जरासंधजित् jarā—saṃdha—jit m. ‘Jarāsaṃdha-slayer’, Bhīma, [L.] jarāsaṃdhapura जरासंधपुर jarā—saṃdha—pura n. ‘Jarāsaṃdha's town’, Gayā, [Gal.] jaradgavavīthi जरद्गववीथि jarad—ga°va-vīthi f. ‘bull's course’, the moon's path in the asterisms Viśākhā, Anurādhā, and Jyeṣṭhā, [VarBṛS. ix, 1.] jartilayavāgū जर्तिलयवागू jar-tila—yavāgū́ f. juice of wild sesamum, [TS. v., 4, 3, 2.] jaratkārupriyā जरत्कारुप्रिया jarat—kāru—priyā f. Jaratkāru's wife (exercising power over serpents), [ib.]