هوس

हिवस् havis (changeable in comp. to हिवर्havir, and हिवष् havish], s.m. Anything offered as an oblation with fire; ghīor clarified butter; an oblation, a burnt-offering, a sacrifice:—havir-bhāg, s.m. A share of an oblation;—one who shares in a sacrifice (an epithet of the gods):—havir-bhuj, adj. & s.m. Eating (or eater of) clarified butter;—fire;—the manes of the Kshatriyas:—havir-dhān, s.m. Name of the author of certain hymns of the Rig-veda;—name of an ancient Hindūprince:—havir-dhānī, s.f. Name of a cow which appeared at the churning of the ocean;—an epithet of the goddess Kālī:—havish-mat, havish-mān, adj. (f. -matī), Possessed of oblations:—havish-mantā(˚mantā= S. ˚mantas), s.m. pl. Name of a class of Pitris (regarded as progenitors of Kshatriyas, and as descended from An-giras).