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GHRTA

Ghee

borrowed from the Hindi word घी (ghī), which comes from Sanskrit: घृत (ghṛta-, IPA: [ɡʱr̩tɐ]) 'clarified butter'; traditionally derived from the root घृ, ghṛ-

Ghee

Rigvedic deities

90 Aranyani Ratri Aditi Shachi Bhaga Vasukra Atri Apam Napat Kshetrapati Ghrta Nirrti Asamati Urvasi Pururavas Vena Mayabheda Tarksya Tvastar Sanjna Hinduism

Rigvedic deities

Ghevar

connected to the Sanskrit term "ghṛtapūra" (घृतपूर), which breaks down into "ghṛta" (घृत), meaning "ghee" (clarified butter), and "pūra" (पूर), meaning "filled"

Ghevar

Dvipa

Plakṣadvīpa Ikṣurasa Ficus religiosa Śālmaladvīpa Suroda Bombax tree Kuśadvīpa Ghṛta Desmotachya bipinnata Krauñcadvīpa Kṣīroda The Krauñca hill Śākadvīpa Dadhi

Dvipa

Chrism

reconstructed as *gʰrey- ("to trickle"). This is cognate with Sanskrit ghṛtə (घृत, from the radix घृ (भासे / क्षरणे / छादने), which means to shine /

Chrism

Newar language

Gāma Grāma Village Ghaḥ Ghara/Ghala Ghaṭa Water pot Ghyaḥ Ghyara/Ghyala Ghṛta Ghee Gvaḥ Gvara/Gvala Gola Circular Haṃy Hansa Haṃśa Duck Jyātha/Jyithi

Newar language

Bhela Samhita

Gada-nigraha (c. 1200 CE) describes the formula for a medicine called dhanvantara-ghrta, attributing it to Bhela; the Thanjavur manuscript refers to this medicine

Bhela Samhita

Mandala 4

jyéṣṭhe 4.57 (353) [ Ksetrapati, Etc.] kṣétrasya pátinā vayáṃ 4.58 (354) [ Ghrta.] samudrâd ūrmír mádhumāṁ úd ārad Dahiya, Poonam Dalal (2017-09-15). ANCIENT

Mandala 4