sleeping out in the open air, the station of a guard or sentinel, [BhP.], Sch.
standing on an elevated spot (= ūrdhvāvasthāna), [ib.]
a bivouac, [W.]
a partic. sitting posture practised by ascetics (squatting on the thighs, the lower legs being crossed over each other = paryaṅka, q.v.; cf. also 1. āsana, p. 159), [Mn.]; [MBh.] &c.
vīrākṣara-mālā-viruda n. N. of an artificial stanza in the Panegyric called Virudāvalī (in which the qualities of the hero are enumerated singly in alphabetical order), [Cat.]