The Sanskrit word "hiraṇya" (हिरण्य) primarily means
"gold" and extends to denote any precious metal, wealth,
or imperishable substance. It carries both literal and
symbolic significance in Indian literature, religion, and
Literal Definitions
- 3 Sources
Religious and Cultural Contexts
- 2 Sources
Etymology and Linguistics
Usage in Literature
- 3 Sources
Declension (Neuter Example)
- Singular nominative: hiraṇyam (a piece of gold)
- Plural nominative: hiraṇyān or hiraṇyā
- Instrumental singular: hiraṇyena (with gold)
- Dative singular: hiraṇyāya (for gold)
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