स्वरोचिस्

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Puranic Encyclopaedia

SVAROCIS   A son born to the king Dyutimān by his wife Varūthinī. He had learned the languages of all the living creatures from Vibhāvarī, the daughter of Mandāra a Vidyādhara, and the art called “Padminīvidyā” from Kalāvatī the daughter of Para, a Yakṣa. Three sons, named Vijaya, Merumanda, and Prabhāva were born to Svarocis by his three wives Manoramā, Vibhāvā, and Kalāvatī. Later from a jungle goddess another son named Svārociṣa also was born to Svarocis. Svārociṣa who was also called Dyntimān, became an emperor afterwards. [Mārkaṇḍeya Purāṇa, 61] .

A Sanskrit English Dictionary

स्व—रोचिस्  mfn.  mfn.

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स्व—रोचिस्  n.  n. own light, [BhP.]

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स्व—रोचिस्  mfn. ( स्व॑-) mfn. self-shining, [RV.]; [BhP.]

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स्व—रोचिस्  m.  m. N. of a son of the गन्धर्व कलि by the अप्सरस् वरूथिनी, [MārkP.]

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