Asamyuta & Samyuta Hastās
Channel: Meenakshi Ravi
Date: 07/10/2015

Asamyuta Hastās

Patāka – flag
Tripatāka – tri-flag
Ardhapātaka – flag at half mast
Kartarīmukha – scissors
Mayūra – peacock
Ardhacandra – half moon
Arāla – bend
Śukatunda – baby parrots on a tree
Muśtī – fist
Śikhara – peak
Kapittha – wood apple
Katakāmukha – link in a chain
Sūchi – needle
Chandrakalā – crescent moon
Padmakosha – lotus stem
Sarpasīrśa – snake’s head
Mrigasīrśa – deer’s head
Simhamukha – face of a lion
Kangūla – tail
Alapadma – lotus in bloom
Catura – square
Bhramara – bee
Hamsāsya – swan’s head
Hamsapakśa – swan’s wing
Sandamśa – to bite
Mukula – bud of a flower
Tamracūda – rooster’s head
Triśūla – three-pronged weapon
Ityasamyuta hastānām
Aśta vimśathi rīritāha

Samyuta Hastās

Anjalī – salutation
Kapota – pigeon
Karkatah – intersection
Swastikhasta – crossed
Dolāhasta – relaxed/dropped
Puśpaputa – offering of flowers
Utsanga – in the company of great people/Gods
Śivalinga – symbol of Shiva
Katākavardana – marriage 
Kartariswastika – crossed scissors
Śakatam – fangs of a demon
Śanka – conch
Cakra – discus
Samputa – box
Pāśa – interlocked
Kīlaka – affection
Matsya – fish
Kūrma – tortoise
Varāha – boar
Garuda - eagle
Nāgabanda – intertwined snakes
Khatvā – cot
Berunda – double headed mythical bird
Avahittha – opened out
Catur vimśathi rityete
Karāha śāstrugnya sammatāha