English Meaning of 'tribhangi'

Meaning of 'tribhangi'

tri-bhangi. adj. Three ways twisted. The name of a certain graceful attitude in which some statues stand: such as the venugopala or Piping Apollo; or that given to the dvarapalakulu or door keepers carved on each side of a temple gate. The word frequently occurs in books on sculpture (Silpi) and in some poems, but is no where precisely defined. tribhangin, three fold: in three ways. muduvidhamulavunattuganu Swa. iii. 76. tribhagamu tri-bhagamu. adj. Divided into three parts or shares. tribhuvanamu or trilokamu tri-bhuvanamu. n. The three worlds: heaven, earth, and hell, i.e., the universe. trimurti tri-murti. n. The Hindu Triad, consisting of Bramha, Vishnu, and Siva. triyama tri-yama. n. Night. M. VII. v. 317. triratramu tri-ratramu. n. Three nights, muduratrulu. trilingamu tri-lingamu. adj. Three gendered. -a phrase for Sanskrit nouns of the common gender. Three formed. trimurtula trilingavyaktulan. B. vii. 333. Also a fictitous or fanciful name (yaugikapadamu) used for the Telugu language. It is peculiar to Appa Cavi, and a few other modern writers, but is not mentioned in any ancient or classical poet: nor in any Sanskrit Dictionary, in lists of the fifty six countries. See W. Vish. Pur. p. 193. In some modern lists Troilinga is named, but without any authority. trivargamu a collection of three (things) as Duty (dharmamu,) Wealth (arthamu,) and Desire (kamamu) or the Gunas called satvarajastamamulu, or the states called Increase (vrddhi), Decrease (ksayamu), and Stationariness (sthanamu.) trivali tri-vali. n. A threefold corrugation on the stomach considered a beauty in women. litakrsodarambu tarasatrivaliyuta romarajiyun. M. I. iv. 49. trivikramudu tri-vikramudu. n. He who subjugated the three worlds in three strides, i.e., Vishnu. trivistavamu tri-vishtapamu. n. Heaven. svargamu. triveni tri-veni. n. Lit: The Triple braided, an epithet of the Ganges which according to mythology, springs in three streams from the head of Siva. trivenuka or trivenuvu tri-venuka. n. The bands of a carriage pole. nogakatlu. T. v. 16. M. VII. i. 302. trisankuvu tri-sankuvu. n. Name of the father of the hero Harischandra. trisankusvargamu the Aerial regions, the place of happiness created for trisanku who could not be admitted into heaven on account of his low origin. trisulamu tri-salamu. n. The three pronged weapon of Vishnu. trisavanamu tri-sharvanamu. n. The three ablutions, to be performed at morn, noon and night. M. XII. iv. 102. trisavanasnayi he who bathes thrice a day. trisapta tri-sapta. adj. Thrice seven. BRY. iii. 19. ttisandhyamu tri-sandhyamu. n. The meeting times of forenoon, the noon and the afternoon. purvahna madhyahna aparahna sandhyalu.

Meaning of త్రిభంగి

tri-bhangi. adj. Three ways twisted. The name of a certain graceful attitude in which some statues stand: such as the వేణుగోపాల or Piping Apollo; or that given to the ద్వారపాలకులు or door keepers carved on each side of a temple gate. The word frequently occurs in books on sculpture (Silpi) and in some poems, but is no where precisely defined. త్రిభంగిన్, three fold: in three ways. మూడువిధములవునట్టుగాను Swa. iii. 76. త్రిభాగము tri-bhāgamu. adj. Divided into three parts or shares. త్రిభువనము or త్రిలోకము tri-bhuvanamu. n. The three worlds: heaven, earth, and hell, i.e., the universe. త్రిమూర్తి tri-mūrti. n. The Hindu Triad, consisting of Bramha, Vishnu, and Siva. త్రియామ tri-yāma. n. Night. M. VII. v. 317. త్రిరాత్రము tri-rātramu. n. Three nights, మూడురాత్రులు. త్రిలింగము tri-lingamu. adj. Three gendered. -a phrase for Sanskrit nouns of the common gender. Three formed. త్రిమూర్తుల త్రిలింగవ్యక్తులన్. B. vii. 333. Also a fictitous or fanciful name (యౌగికపదము) used for the Telugu language. It is peculiar to Appa Cavi, and a few other modern writers, but is not mentioned in any ancient or classical poet: nor in any Sanskrit Dictionary, in lists of the fifty six countries. See W. Vish. Pur. p. 193. In some modern lists Troilinga is named, but without any authority. త్రివర్గము a collection of three (things) as Duty (ధర్మము,) Wealth (అర్థము,) and Desire (కామము) or the Gunas called సత్వరజస్తమములు, or the states called Increase (వృద్ధి), Decrease (క్షయము), and Stationariness (స్థానము.) త్రివళి tri-vali. n. A threefold corrugation on the stomach considered a beauty in women. లితకృశోదరంబు తరశత్రివళీయుత రోమరాజియున్. M. I. iv. 49. త్రివిక్రముడు tri-vikramuḍu. n. He who subjugated the three worlds in three strides, i.e., Vishnu. త్రివిష్టవము tri-vishtapamu. n. Heaven. స్వర్గము. త్రివేణి tri-vēṇi. n. Lit: The Triple braided, an epithet of the Ganges which according to mythology, springs in three streams from the head of Siva. త్రివేణుక or త్రివేణువు tri-vēṇuka. n. The bands of a carriage pole. నొగకట్లు. T. v. 16. M. VII. i. 302. త్రిశంకువు tri-ṣankuvu. n. Name of the father of the hero Harischandra. త్రిశంకుస్వర్గము the Aerial regions, the place of happiness created for త్రిశంకు who could not be admitted into heaven on account of his low origin. త్రిశూలము tri-ṣālamu. n. The three pronged weapon of Vishnu. త్రిషవణము tri-sharvaṇamu. n. The three ablutions, to be performed at morn, noon and night. M. XII. iv. 102. త్రిషవణస్నాయి he who bathes thrice a day. త్రిసప్త tri-sapta. adj. Thrice seven. BRY. iii. 19. త్తిసంధ్యము tri-sandhyamu. n. The meeting times of forenoon, the noon and the afternoon. పూర్వాహ్న మధ్యాహ్న అపరాహ్న సంధ్యలు.