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Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. ज्योतिःपराशरjyotiḥparāśaram. the astronomer Para1s3ara पराशर Smr2itit. i.

    masculine gender the astronomer Para1s3ara पराशर Smr2itit. i.

  2. ज्योतिःपितामहjyotiḥpitāmaham. Brahma1 ब्रह्मा considered as the grandfather of astron.

    masculine gender Brahma1 ब्रह्मा considered as the grandfather of astronomy

  3. ज्योतिःप्रकाशjyotiḥprakāśam. N. of wk. on astron Nirn2ayas.

    masculine gender Name of work on astron Nirn2ayas.

  4. ज्योतिःशास्त्रjyotiḥśāstran. = ˚तिर्-विद्या VarBr2S. i, 8 f.
    1. neuter gender Equivalent to that the rest of a word is to be suppliedतिर्-विद्या VarBr2S. i, 8 feminine
    2. neuter gender cvi, 4 S3a1rn3gP.
  5. ज्योतिःष्टोमjyotiḥṣṭomasee ˚ति-ष्ट्˚ .

    see that the rest of a word is to be suppliedति-ष्ट्that the rest of a word is to be supplied .

  6. ज्योतिःसागरjyotiḥsāgaram. "luminary-ocean", N. of wk. on astron. Nirn2ayas. i, 527ff.; iii, 645ff.

    masculine gender "luminary-ocean", Name of work on astronomy Nirn2ayas. i, 527ff.; iii, 645ff.

  7. ज्योतिःसामन्jyotiḥsāmann. N. of a Sa1man सामन् .

    neuter gender Name of a Sa1man सामन् .

  8. ज्योतिःसारjyotiḥsāram. N. of wk. on astron., 720.

    masculine gender Name of work on astronomy, 720.

Macdonell

A. A. Macdonell, A Practical Sanskrit Dictionary
  1. ज्योतिःशास्त्रjyotiḥśāstra[gyotih-sâstra] n. astronomy.

    [gyotih-sâstra] neuter astronomy.

  2. ज्योतिःष्टोमjyotiḥṣṭoma[gyotih-shtoma] m. (Praise of Light), kind of Soma sacrifice (which consists of four, Agnishtoma, Ukthya…

    [gyotih-shtoma] masculine (Praise of Light), kind of Soma sacrifice (which consists of four, Agnishtoma, Ukthya, Shodasin, and Atirâtra, or seven parts: the same and Atyag nishtoma, Vâgapeya, and Âptoryâma).