trikā त्रिका (ā), f. a triangular frame across the mouth of a well, [L.] trikāla त्रिकाल tri—kāla n. the 3 times or tenses (pf., pr. fut.), [ŚvetUp.]; [BhP. v]; [RāmatUp.] tri—kāla mfn. relating to them, [Sāṃkhyak. 33] tri—kāla m. a Buddha, [W.] (°la-), [Kām.] trikāya त्रिकाय tri—kāya m. ‘having 3 bodies’, a Buddha, [MWB. 246.] trikāṇḍa त्रिकाण्ड trí—kāṇḍa (trí-), mf(A)n. consisting of three parts or divisions (an arrow or asterism), [AitBr. iii, 33]; [ŚBr. ii]; 3 Kāṇḍas in measure (48 cubits long, [W.]), [Vop. vi, 55] trí—kāṇḍa n. N. of wk. [KātyŚr. iii, 2, 1], Sch. of Amarasiṃha's dictionary (commented on by °ḍa-cintāmaṇi and -viveka and supplemented by -śeṣa) trikālam त्रिकालम् tri—kālam ind. 3 times, thrice, [BhP. v] in the morning, at noon, and in the evening, [MBh. xiii] trikālajña त्रिकालज्ञ tri—kāla—jña mfn. knowing the 3 times, omniscient, [R. i]; [VarBṛS.] tri—kāla—jña m. a Buddha, [L.] trikālavid त्रिकालविद् tri—kāla—vid mfn. omniscient, [R. v] tri—kāla—vid m. a Buddha, [L.] an Arhat of the Jainas, [L.] trikārṣika त्रिकार्षिक tri—kārṣika n. the 3 astringent substances (dry ginger, Ati-viṣā, and Mustā), [L.] trikālanātha त्रिकालनाथ tri—kāla—nātha m. N. of a Yogin, [Siṃhās. xx, 0/1] trikālarūpa त्रिकालरूप tri—kāla—rūpa mfn. three-shaped at the 3 times (of day i.e. the sun), [VP. iii, 5, 19] trikāgnikāla त्रिकाग्निकाल trikāgni-kālá m. Rudra, [ŚatarUp.] (interpol.) trikāladarśin त्रिकालदर्शिन् tri—kāla—darśin mfn. omniscient, [R. i]; [VarBṛS.] tri—kāla—darśin m. a sage, [L.] trikāṇḍamaṇḍana त्रिकाण्डमण्डन tri—kāṇḍa—maṇḍana n. N. of wk.