Bhrumukha: 1 definition
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Source: Cologne Digital Sanskrit Dictionaries: Edgerton Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit DictionaryBhrumukha (भ्रुमुख).—(or perhaps bhrū°? compare Pali under bhramu; adaptation to Sanskrit bhrū, secondarily?), eye- brow: prabhāsayantī bhrumukhāntarātu (Nepalese mss. °ta; all mss. bhrumukhā° or bhrū°, which is not ‘nonsensical’ as the note says but the true reading; ed. em. bhramukā°) ūrṇāya kośād iyam ekaraśmiḥ Saddharmapuṇḍarīka 8.11 (verse); lalāṭe va (read ca?) bhrūmukhe (one ms. ru°, for bhru°) ca śobhe yathaiva candramaso Mahāvastu ii.297.3 (prose; so read with mss.); mahā- nilā (? so mss.; Senart em. °nalaṃ) ca bhrūmukhāṃ (so one ms., the other has short u, intending bhru°; one of these must be read) candro vā pūrṇamāsiye Mahāvastu ii.306.19 (verse).
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Bhrūmukha (भ्रूमुख).—(?) see bhru°.
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