यकृत् यक्षिणी

यक्ष

यक्ष [यक्ष्यते, यक्ष्-कर्मणि घञ्]
1 N. of a class of demigods who are described as attendants of Kubera, the god of riches, and employed in guarding his gardens and treasures; यक्षोत्तमा यक्षपतिं धनेशं रक्षंति वै प्रासगदादिहस्ताः Hariv., Me. 1, 66; Bg. 10. 23, 11. 22.
2 A kind of ghost or spirit.
3 N. of the palace of Indra.
4 N. of Kubera.
5 Worship.
−क्षं
1 A ghost,
2 Sacrifice.
3 Anything honoured.
−क्षी
1 A female Yakṣa.
2 N. of Kubera's wife.
−Comp.
−अधिपः. −अधिपतिः, −इंद्रः Kubera, the lord of Yakṣas.
−आमलकं the fruit of the पिंडखर्जूर tree.
−आवासः the figtree.
−कर्दमः an ointment consisting of camphor, agallochum, musk and Kakkola (according to others, also sandal and saffron) mixed in equal proportions; (कर्पूरागृरुकस्तूरीकक्कोलैर्यक्षकर्दमः Ak.; कुकुमागुरुकस्तूरी कर्पूरं चदनं तथा । महासु गंधमित्युक्तं नामतो यक्षकर्दमः ॥).
−ग्रहः the being possessed by Yakṣas or evil spirits.
−तरुः the fig-tree.
−धूपः resin, incense.
−रसः a kind of intoxicating drink.
−राज् m. N. of Kubera. −2. a place prepared for wrestling and boxing.
−राजः N. of Kubera.
−रात्रिः f. the festival called Dīpālī. q. v.
−वित्तः one who is like a Yakṣa, i. e. the guardian of wealth, but who never uses it.

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