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त्र्य्म्बक m. m. ‘three-eyed’ (originally probably ‘three-mothered’ fr. the threefold expression अ॑म्बे अ॑म्बिके॑ ऽम्बालिके, [VS.] &c.; cf. त्रि-मातृ॑ and त्रैमातुर) रुद्र or (later on) शिव, [RV. vii, 59, 12] ; [VS.] &c. ( त्रिय्-, [Kapiṣṭh. viii, 10] ; [R. vii] ; [Kum. iii, 44] ; cf. [Pāṇ. 6-4, 77] , Vārtt. , [Pat.] ) N. of one of the 11 रुद्रs, [MBh. iii] ; [Hariv.] ; [VP. i, 15, 123] ; [NarasP. v, 9] त्रैय्° (= ) the cakes sacred to रुद्रत्र्य्-अम्बक, [TS. iii] ; [TBr. i] ; [Kāṭh.] ; [ŚBr.] ; [ŚāṅkhBr.] ; KātyŚr.; [ĀśvŚr.] sg. the ceremony in which those cakes, are offered, [ŚāṅkhŚr. xiv, 10, 21] N. of a sacred bathing-place at the source of the गोदावरी (commonly called Trimbak, and renowned for a temple of the three-eyed god शिव). त्र्य्म्बक n. n.N. of a लिङ्ग, [ŚivaP. i, 38, 19] त्र्य्म्बक mfn. mfn. knowing the 3 वेदs or pervading the 3 worlds, [TejobUp. 6]
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