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Word (IAST)	Word (Devanagari)	Overview
yamunā	यमुना	yamúnā f. N. of a river commonly called the Jumnā (in [Hariv.] & [MārkP.] identified with Yamī q.v.; it rises in the Himālaya mountains among the Jumnotri peaks at an elevation of 10,849 feet, and flows for 860 miles before it joins the Ganges at Allahabad, its water being there clear as crystal, while that of the Ganges is yellowish; the confluence of the two with the river Sarasvatī, supposed to join them underground, is called tri-veṇī, q.v.), [RV.] &c. &c.
of a daughter of the Muni Mataṃga, [Kathās.]
of a cow, [KātyŚr.], Sch.
yamunābhāj	यमुनाभाज्	yamunā—bhāj mfn. living on the Y°, [MW.]
yamunābhid	यमुनाभिद्	yamunā—bhid m. N. of Bala-deva (so called from having divided the river into two parts with his ploughshare), [L.]
yamunāpūjā	यमुनापूजा	yamunā—pūjā f. N. of wk.
yamunāpati	यमुनापति	yamunā—pati m. ‘lord of Y°’, N. of Viṣṇu, [Pañcar.]
yamunābhrātṛ	यमुनाभ्रातृ	yamunā—bhrātṛ m. ‘brother of Y°’, N. of Yama, [L.]
yamunācārya	यमुनाचार्य	yamunā°cārya See yāmunācārya.
yamunādatta	यमुनादत्त	yamunā—datta m. N. of a frog, [Pañcat.]
yamunādvīpa	यमुनाद्वीप	yamunā—dvīpa n. N. of a district, [Buddh.]
yamunātīrtha	यमुनातीर्थ	yamunā—tīrtha n. N. of a Tīrtha
yamunāṣṭaka	यमुनाष्टक	yamunā°ṣṭaka (°nāṣṭ°), n. N. of two poems
yamunājanaka	यमुनाजनक	yamunā—janaka m. ‘father of Yamunā’, N. of the god of the sun, [L.]
yamunāstotra	यमुनास्तोत्र	yamunā—stotra n. N. of a Stotra.
yamunāprabhava	यमुनाप्रभव	yamunā—prabhava m. the source of the river Y° (celebrated as a place of pilgrimage), [MBh.]
yamunāvarṇana	यमुनावर्णन	yamunā—varṇana n. N. of a poem (by Jagan-nātha Paṇḍitarāja).
yamunāṣṭapadī	यमुनाष्टपदी	yamunā°ṣṭapadī (°nāṣṭ°), f. N. of a short poem.
yamunāmāhātmya	यमुनामाहात्म्य	yamunā—māhātmya n. N. of ch. of [PadmaP.]
yamunāṣṭakaṭīkā	यमुनाष्टकटीका	yamunā—°ṣṭaka—ṭīkā f. N. of a Comm. on prec.
yamunātīrthamāhātmya	यमुनातीर्थमाहात्म्य	yamunā—tīrtha—māhātmya n. N. of wk.

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यमुना

yamúnā f. N. of a river commonly called the Jumnā (in [Hariv.] & [MārkP.] identified with Yamī q.v.; it rises in the Himālaya mountains among the Jumnotri peaks at an elevation of 10,849 feet, and flows for 860 miles before it joins the Ganges at Allahabad, its water being there clear as crystal, while that of the Ganges is yellowish; the confluence of the two with the river Sarasvatī, supposed to join them underground, is called tri-veṇī, q.v.), [RV.] &c. &c.

of a daughter of the Muni Mataṃga, [Kathās.]

of a cow, [KātyŚr.], Sch.

yamunābhāj

यमुनाभाज्

yamunā—bhāj mfn. living on the Y°, [MW.]

yamunābhid

यमुनाभिद्

yamunā—bhid m. N. of Bala-deva (so called from having divided the river into two parts with his ploughshare), [L.]

yamunāpūjā

यमुनापूजा

yamunā—pūjā f. N. of wk.

yamunāpati