प्राजापत्य [ prājāpatya ] [ prājāpatyá ] m. f. is coming or derived from Prajā-pati , relating or sacred to him Lit. AV.

  [ prājāpatya ] m. a descendant of Prajā-pati (patr. of Pataṃ-ga , of Prajāvat , of Yakshma-nāśana , of Yajña , of Vimada , of Vishṇu , of Saṃvaraṇa , of Hiraṇya-garbha) Lit. RAnukr.

  ( with or scil. [ vivāha ] or [ vidhi ] ) a form of marriage (in which the father gives his daughter to the bridegroom without receiving a present from him) Lit. ĀśvGṛ. i , 6 Lit. Mn. iii , 30

  ( with or scil. [ kṛcchra ] or [ upavāsa ] ) a kind of fast or penance (lasting 12 days , food being eaten during the first 3 once in the morning , during the next 3 once in the evening , in the next 3 only if given as alms , and a plenary fast being observed during the 3 remaining days Lit. Mn. xi , 105) Lit. Yājñ.

  m. ( with [ śakaṭa ] , also n.) the chariot of Rohiṇī , N. of an asterism Lit. Var. Lit. Pañcat.

  m. ( with or scil. [ tithi ] ) the 8th day in the dark half of the month Pausha Lit. Col. ( [ °tyāś catvāraḥ prastobhāḥ ] N. of Sāmans Lit. ĀrshBr. ; superl. [ °tya-tama ] Lit. Kapishṭh.)

  a son born in the Prājāpatyá form of marriage Lit. Vishṇ.

  a Kshatriya and a Vaiśya. Lit. GopBr. Lit. Vait.

  N. of the confluence of the Gaṅgā and Yamunā Lit. L. ( cf. Lit. MBh. i , 2097)

  (with Jainas) N. of the first black Vāsudeva Lit. L.

  [ prājāpatyā ] f. patr. of Dakshiṇā Lit. RAnukr.

  giving away the whole of one's property before entering upon the life of an ascetic or mendicant Lit. W.

  N. of a verse addressed to Prajā-pati , Lit. ĀpGṛ.

  f. ( with [ śakaṭī ] ) = mn. with [ śakaṭa ] Lit. MW.

  [ prājāpatya ] n. generative energy , procreative power. Lit. AV. Lit. TS.

  ( with or scil. [ karman ] ) a partic. kind of generation in the manner of Prajā-pati Lit. MBh. Lit. Hariv.

  a partic. sacrifice performed before appointing a daughter to raise issue in default of male heirs Lit. W.

  the world of Prajāpati Lit. MārkP.

  ( with or scil. [ nakṣatra ] or [ bha ] ) the asterism Rohiṇī Lit. MBh. Lit. Var.

  ( also with [ akṣarya ] , [ prayas-vat ] and [ mādhucchaudasa ] ) N. of Sāmans Lit. ĀrshBr.