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ऽृ ण tr̤iṇa, vulg. tr̤iṇ, s.m. Grass; a herb or any gramineous plant; a blade of grass; straw:—tr̤iṇāgni (˚na+ag˚), s.m. A grass fire, i.e. one quickly extinguished; conflagration of straw or chaff; burning a criminal wrapped up in straw:—tr̤iṇ-pallav, s.m. A blade of grass:—tr̤iṇ-pīḍa, s.m. 'Pressing as close as grass,' close combat:—tr̤iṇ-jāti, s.m. The vegetable kingdom:—tr̤iṇ-jambha, adj. & s.m. Feeding on grass, graminivorus;—a graminivorous animal:—tr̤iṇ-rāj, s.m. 'King of plants'; the palm or palmyra tree, Borassus flabelliformis:—tr̤iṇ-may, adj. Abounding in grass, grassy; made of grass:—tr̤iṇ-vān, tr̤iṇ-vat, tr̤iṇ-vant, adj. Abounding in grass, grassy;—tr̤iṇ-vat, adj. Grass-like; like a straw; insignificant, worthless.