ऋश्य

{ ṛśya }

A Sanskrit English Dictionary

ऋश्य  m.  ऋश्य or (in later texts ऋष्य) m. the male of a species of antelope, the painted or white-footed antelope, [RV. viii, 4, 10]; [AV. v, 14, 3]; [VS.]; [AitBr.]; [Suśr.] &c.
N. of a ऋषि, [ĀrṣBr.]
of a son of देवातिथि, [BhP.]
ऋश्य  n.  n. hurt, violation, [T.] (for the explanation of ऋश्य-द) : ([ cf. रिश्य.])

The Practical Sanskrit-English Dictionary

ऋश्य [ṛśya] a.  a. [ऋश्-कर्मणि-क्यप्] To be killed.
-श्यः   A white-footed antelope; ऋश्यो न तृप्यन्नवपानमा गहि [Rv.8.4.1.] वराहमृश्यं पृषतं महारुरुम् [Rām.2.52.12.] -श्यम् Killing, hurt, violation.
Comp. केतुः, केतनः N. of Aniruddha, son of Pradyumna.
 N. N. of the god of love.
-दः   a pit for catching antelopes.
-पद् a.  a. having the feet of an antelope.
-मूकः  N. N. of a mountain.

Shabda-Sagara

ऋश्य  m.  ( -श्यः) The painted or white-footed antelope.
E. ऋष् to go, क्यप् affix; also ऋष्य and रिश्य.

ROOTS:

ऋष् क्यप् ऋष्य रिश्य