Dīrghatamas

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By Jit Majumdar

Sometimes transliterated as: Dirghatamas, DIrghatamas, Dirghatamas


  1. long night; long darkness
  2. with a lot of anger
  3. a ŗşi who was the son of Bŗhaspati, the father of Kakşivat; Ańga, Vańga, Kalińga, Pundra and Śuhma by the daitya monarch Bali’s wife Sudeşņā (M. Bh.).

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