1. camü-
camü- f. Schüssel; Holzgefäß, in welches der Soma abfließt (RV [zur Flexion s. AiGr II 188]; Br ‘Stein- bzw. Ziegelsarg': Old, ZDMG 62 [1908] 459ff. = KS 268ff., GeRV 111 7ff. MK 1255Ff. [mit Lit.]). - Wohl verwandt mit camasa-,; letztlich zu CAM? Leum 97, AiGr II 2,496,497, Eich, MSS 31 (1972) 89 Anm. 26 (vgl. Puhvel II 420). - Wertlos H. Petersson, Glo 8 (1917) 76; s. auch KEWA 1375. camris- - CAY' 531 camris-, … — [Mayrhofer, s.v. camü-, p. 585]
2. camū
camū f. ( Ved. loc. mū, RV. six times; once mvi, x, 91, 15 ; nom. du. mvā, iii, 55, 20; gen. loc. mvos; nom. pl. mvas, viii, 2, 8; loc. pl. mūṣu) a vessel or part (two or more in number) of the reservoir into which the Soma is poured, RV.
3. camū
mvau, f. du. ‘the two great receptacles of all living beings’, heaven and earth, Naigh. iii, 30 ( cf. RV. iii, 55, 20 )
4. camū
an army or division of an army (129 elephants, as many cars, 2187 horse, and 3645 foot, MBh. i, 292 ), MBh. ; R. ; Megh. ; BhP.
5. cāmya
cāmya n. (√ cam; cf. Pāṇ. iii, 1, 126 ) food, W.