Dūrvā
From Hindupedia, the Hindu Encyclopedia
By Jit Majumdar
- cut or eaten by animals
- the sacred grass (Cynodon or Panicum dactylon); the son of the king Nŗpañjaya and father of Timi (Bg. Pur.).
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