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मृ ग mr̤iga, vulg. mr̤ig; and H. िमगर् mirg, s.m. (f. -ī), A deer, an antelope; an animal (in general);—the fifth Nakshatra (containing three stars, one of which is Orionis (λ), and figured by an antelope's head);—an elephant characterized by particular marks (one of the three classes of elephants):—mr̤igādan (˚ga+ad˚), s.m. (f. -ī), 'Animal devourer'; a hyena; a leopard:—mr̤igā. danī, s.f. Coloeynth, Cucumis coloquintida:—mr̤igādhīś(˚ga+adh˚), s.m.=mr̤ig-rāj, q.v.:—mr̤ig-bhojanī, s.f. Colocynth, bitter apple (syn. mr̤igādanī):—mr̤ig-pati, s.m.=mr̤ig-rāj, q.v.:—mr̤ig-tr̤ish, or mr̤ig-tr̤ishā, or mr̤ig-tr̤ishṇikā, s.f. 'Deer-thirst'; vapour floating over sands or deserts, fancied appearance of water in deserts, mirage:—mṛigjal, s.m. 'Deer-water'; mirage (=mr̤ig-tr̤ishā, q.v.):—mr̤ig-ćiṛā, s.m. (f. -ī), A kind of small bird;—a kind of insect (found under the banks of rivers):—mr̤ig-ćhālā, s.m. Antelope-skin (worn, and used as a bed, by Hindūascetics):—mr̤ig-ćhaunā, s.m. Young of a deer or antelope, a fawn:—mr̤ig-rāj, s.m. 'King of the beasts,' a lion:—mr̤ig-sālā, s.f. A deer-park:—mr̤ig-śiraḥ, or mr̤ig-śiras, or mr̤ig-śirā, or mr̤ig-śīrsh, s.m. Name of the fifth (or, according to some, the tenth) Nakshatraor lunar mansion (containing three stars, one of which is λOrionis, and figured by an antelope's head):—mr̤ig-loćan (f. -loćanā, or loćanī), or mr̤ignayanor nain (f. -nayanā, or nayanī), adj. & s.m. Deer-eyed, fawn-eyed;—an epithet of anyone who has beautiful eyes:—mr̤ig-mad, s.m. Musk:—mr̤ig-nābhi, or mr̤ig-nābhī, s.m.f. 'Deer's navel'; musk-bag;—musk:—mr̤ig-nābhi-jā, f. 'Produced from the deer's navel,' musk:—mr̤ig-nayanor nain, or mr̤ig-nayanīor nainī, See s.v. mr̤ig-loćan:—mr̤ig-netrī, adj. & s.f.=mr̤ig-nainī, q.v.:—mr̤igendra (˚ga+in˚), s.m. 'King of beasts,' a lion (syn. mr̤ig-rāj);—a species of Sanskrit metre, four times ̆¯̆.