سہسر

सहॐ sahasra, vulg. sahasr, adj. A thousand (syn. hazār):—sahasrārjun (˚ra + ar˚), An epithet of Arjun (see sahasra-bāhu):—sahasrāksha, or sahasrākshi (˚ra + ak˚), adj. 'Thousand-eyed'; Argus-eyed, all-seeing, allinspecting, vigilant;—s.m. An epithet of the god Indra:—sahasrānan (˚ra+ān˚), adj. 'Thousand-faced'; 'thousand-mouthed';—s.m. 'The thousand-faced one,' an epithet of Vishṇu; an epithet of Śeshnāg (q.v.):—sahasra-bāhu or sahasra-bhuja, adj. Having a thousand arms;—s.m. An epithet of Śiva, of Vishṇu, and of Arjun (q.v.):—sahasra-pati, s.m. 'Lord of a thousand towns,' etc.; governor of a district; any high military officer:—sahasr-dā`ī, adj. A thousand-fold:—sahasra-dr̤iś, adj. & s.m.=sahasrāksha, q.v.:—sahasr-dant, s.m. 'Thousand-toothed'; a sort of sheat fish, Silurus pelorius:—sahasr-sahasr, s.m. Thousands, thousands upon thousands; a thousand thousands, a billion:—sahasr-sīs, adj. 'Thousand-headed';—s.m. An epithet of Śeshnāg (q.v.):—sahasra-netra, or sahasranayan = sahasrāksha, q.v.:—sahasra-vadan = sahasrānan, q.v.:—sahasra-yug, s.m. A period of a thousand ages:—sahasroṅ, format. pl. of sahasr, Thousands, many thousands, thousands upon thousands; by thousands.