बद्रीनाथ badrīnāth

S بدري बदरी badarī, badrī , s.f. The jujube tree (see badar); the cotton shrub; — name of one of the sources of the Ganges in the Himalaya range, a celebrated place of pilgrimage: — badrī-patrak, s.m. A kind of perfume, a leaf: — badrī-phalā, s.f. Name of a plant, a variety of the Śephalica or Nyctanthes with blue flowers: — badrī-ćhadā, s.f. A species of jujube tree; — a kind of perfume (apparently a dried shell-fish): — badrī-dis, adv. In the direction of, or towards, Badrī: — badrī-śail, s.m. lit. 'Rock of Badarī'; name of a rocky eminence at the source of the Ganges ( = Badrī), the Badrī-nāth of modern travellers; or a town and temple on the west bank of the Alaka-nanda river in the province of Śrīnagar: — badrī-kedār, s.m. = badrī-śail: — badrī-nāth, s.m. Name of a temple at Badarī; also = badrī-śail, q.v.

Badrinath बद्रीनाथ. The Lord who transforms.

नाथ nāth (sanskrit)

Lord, master, protector, husband.