लिङ्गिन् [liṅgin] a. a. [लिङ्गमस्त्यस्य इनि]
Having a mark or sign.
Characterized by.
Wearing the maks or badges of, having the appearance of, disguised as, hypocritical, wearing false badges (at the end of comp.); स वर्णिलिङ्गी विदितः समाययौ युधिष्ठिरं द्वैतवने वनेचरः
[Ki.1.1;] so आर्यलिङ्गिन्.
Furnished with a liṅga.
Having a right to wear signs or badges.
One whose outward form corresponds with his inward character.
Having a subtle body. -m.
A religious student, Brāhmaṇa ascetic; अलिङ्गी लिङ्गिवेषेण यो वृत्तिमुपजीवति । स लिङ्गिनां हरत्येनस्तिर्यग्यौनौ च जायते ॥
[Ms.4.2;] स्त्रीलिङ्गिविप्रबालानां प्रहर्तव्यं न कर्हिचित्
[Pt.4.39.] A worshipper of Śiva'sliṅga.
A hypocrite, pretending devotee, pseudoascetic.
An elephant.
(In logic) That which possesses the liṅga or middle term; i. e. वह्नि is the लिङ्गिन् in the familiar instance पर्वतो बह्निमान् धूमात्.
(Hence) The subject of a proposition.
The Supreme Being (as the sustainer of liṅga.)
The cause or source.
N. N. of a Śaiva sect. -Comp.
-वेषः the dress of a religious student.