taraṃ-ga m. (fr. taram ind. √ tṝ) ‘across-goer’, a wave, billow, [R. iv, 41, 29 ff.]; [Jain.]; [Suśr.]; [Śak.] &c. (ifc. f(A). , [Pañcat.]; [Kathās. lxxii])
a section of a literary work that contains in its N. a word like ‘sea’ or ‘river’ (e.g. of [Kathās.] & [Rājat.])
a jumping motion, gallop, waving about, moving to and fro, [Hariv. 4298]; [Gīt. xii, 20]
cloth, clothes, [Uṇ., Sch.]
cf. ut-, carma-.
Nom. °gati, to move like a billow, wave about, move restlessly to and fro, [Kād. vi, 1644] (Pass. p. °gyamāṇa), [Gīt. ii, 8]; cf. ut-.
taraṃ-ga &c. See p. 438, col. 3.