हलाहल (halāhala) is a Sanskrit word meaning a kind of deadly poison, a kind of lizard, a kind of snake, a Jaina or Bauddha sage, a sort of deadly poison, a sort of lizard or newt. Its 13 recorded definitions are grouped into 4 contexts, among them A type of poison (typically deadly), A Jaina or Bauddha sage/saint, A kind of lizard/newt.
Etymology
E. हस्न to plough, अच् aff., अ negative, and हल the same; also हलहस्न, &c
(H1) [Printed book page 1293,2] हलाहल (halāhala)m.n. a kind of deadly poison (produced at the churning of the ocean by gods and demons), Kāvya literature (Literary category) ; Pañcatantra (Title) [ID=261849]
हलाहल (halāhala) [Printed book page 376-1] हलाहल (halāhala) halāhala, m.n.kind of deadly poison. [ID=20444]
— Macdonell Sanskrit-English Dictionary
1. A sort of poison. 2. A kind of snake. 3. A Jaina or Bauddha deified saint. 4. A sort of lizard or newt.
हल (hala)ाहल (hala) (halāhala) [Printed book page 971] हल (hala)ाहल (hala) (halāhala) mn. (-लः (-laḥ)-लं (-laḥ-laṃ)) A sort of poison. m. (-लः (-laḥ))
1 A kind of snake.
2 A Jaina or Bauddha deified saint.
3 A sort of lizard or newt.
E. हस्न (hasna) to plough, अ (a)च् (ac) aff., अ (a) negative, and हल (hala) the same; also हल (hala)हस्न (hasna) (halahasna), &c.
[ID=44062]
— Wilson Sanskrit-English Dictionary
1. A type of poison. 2. A kind of snake, a lizard, or a Jaina or Buddhist.
हलाहल (halāhala) [Printed book page 896-a] हलाहल (halāhala)(लः-लं) ((laḥ-laṃ)) 1. m. n. A sort of poison. m. Kind of snake; a Jai-na or Buddhist; sort of lizard. [ID=43884]
— Yates Sanskrit-English Dictionary
1. A deadly poison produced during the churning of the ocean. 2. Poison in general.
हलाहल (halāhala) [Printed book page 828-22] हलाहल (halāhala)m.n. 1. A sort of deadly poison produced at the churning of the ocean; 2. a poison in general. (Written also हालहल (hālahala) and हालाहल (hālāhala).) [ID=43064]
— Vaidya Sanskrit-English Dictionary
1. A deadly poison produced during the churning of the ocean. 2. Poison in general. 3. A kind of snake. 4. A Jain or Buddhist deified saint. 5. A sort of lizard or newt.
1. A sort of deadly poison produced at the churning of the ocean.
2. A poison in general.
m. (-लः (-laḥ))
1. A kind of snake.
2. A Jaina or Bauddha deified saint.
3. A sort of lizard or newt.
E. हल (hala)् (hal) to plough, अ (a)च् (ac) aff., अ (a) negative, and हल (hala) the same; also हल (hala)हल (hala), हालहल (hala), हालाहल (hala), हहल (hala), हाहल (hala) (halahala, hālahala, hālāhala, hahala, hāhala) and हाहाल । (hāhāla .)
[ID=46700]
— Shabda-Sagara Sanskrit-English Dictionary
A sort of poison
हलाहल (halāhala) [Printed book page 1108-a] हलाहल (halāhala)halāhala,m. and n. A
sort of poison, Pañc. 105, 6. Cf.hāla-
hala.
[ID=17030]
— Benfey Sanskrit-English Dictionary
a deadly poison
हलाहल (halāhala) [Printed book page 659] हलाहल (halāhala)m.n. a cert. deadly poison. [ID=39443]
— Cappeller Sanskrit-English Dictionary
a deadly poison
हलाहल (halāhala) [Printed book page 285-b] halāhala,m.n. a certain deadly poison. [ID=4874]
— Lanman's Sanskrit Reader Vocabulary
1. A sort of deadly poison. 2. A kind of snake. 3. A Jaina or Bauddha sage. 4. A sort of lizard or newt.
हलाहल (halāhala) [Printed book page 1168-a] हलाहल (halāhala)halāhala, as, am, m. n. (= hāla-hala, q. v., sometimes also written halahala, and said to be fr. rt. 1. hal), a sort of deadly poison [cf. kālakūṭa at p. 226, col. 2]; (as), m. a kind of snake (= brahma-sarpa); a Jaina or Bauddha sage; a sort of lizard or newt. [ID=53983]
