सगर /sagara/ m.
1) воздушный океан
2) nom. pr. царь солнечной династии, правитель Айодхьи; см. अयोध्या

существительное, м.р.

	sg.	du.	pl.
Nom.	sagaraḥ	sagarau	sagarāḥ
Gen.	sagarasya	sagarayoḥ	sagarāṇām
Dat.	sagarāya	sagarābhyām	sagarebhyaḥ
Instr.	sagareṇa	sagarābhyām	sagaraiḥ
Acc.	sagaram	sagarau	sagarān
Abl.	sagarāt	sagarābhyām	sagarebhyaḥ
Loc.	sagare	sagarayoḥ	sagareṣu
Voc.	sagara	sagarau	sagarāḥ

Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary
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सगर [ sagara ] [ sa-gara ]2 m. f. n. ( fr. 7. [ sa ] + [ gara ] , " poison " , √ 2. [ gṝ ] ; for 1. [ sa-gara ] see above ) containing poison , poisonous (n. " poisonous food " ) Lit. R. Lit. BhP.

[ sagara ] m. " provided with moisture " , the atmosphere , air Lit. RV. Lit. TS. Lit. Kāṭh. ( cf. Lit. Naigh. i , 3)

N. of a king of the solar race , sovereign of Ayodhyā (son of Bāhu ; he is said to have been called Sa-gara , as born together with a poison given to his mother by the other wife of his father ; he was father of Asamañja by Keśinī and of sixty thousand sons by Su-mati ; the latter were turned into a heap of ashes by the sage Kapila ( see [ bhagīratha ] ) , and their funeral ceremonies could only be performed by the waters of Gaṅgā to be brought from heaven for the purpose of purifying their remains ; this was finally accomplished by the devotion of Bhagīratha , who having led the river to the sea , called it Sāgara in honour of his ancestor: Sagara is described as having subdued the Śakas , Yavanas , and other barbarous tribes ; pl. " the sons of Sagara " ) Lit. MBh. Lit. R. ( Lit. IW. 361) ( 1125,1 )

N. of a partic. Arhat Lit. MW.

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