परशुराम paraśhurām

परशु paraśu parashu (nm) a battle axe; ~धर one who wields a परशु; see ~राम; ~राम the great son of the seer Jamdagni, and a sworn enemy of the kshatriyas, who annihilated the kshatriyas twenty-one times and ultimately suffered a defeat at the hands of राम.

परशु parăśu [S.], m. battle-axe. — परशुराम, m. name of the sixth avatār of Viṣṇu (destroyer of the kṣatriyas).

S پرش परशु paraśu, parśu, vulg. parsu, s.m. Hatchet, axe, battle-axe: — paraśu-rām, parśu-rām, vulg. parsu-rām, paras-rām, s.m. 'Rāma with the axe,' an epithet of Rāma, son of the saint Jamad-agni (the first of the three renowned Rāmas and the sixth avatār or descent of the deity Vishṇu, who appeared in the world for the purpose of repressing the tyranny and punishing the violence of the Kshatriya or military caste; he seems to typify the tribe of Brāhmaṇs and their contests with the Kshatriyas: he was a contemporary of the principal Rāma the son of Daśarath): — parśu-ghar, vulg. parsu-ghar, s.m. = paraśu-rām.