Kshīrānna

Kshīrānna · kshīra-anna, “food cooked in milk”

Grammar: neuter noun; a compound of kshīra (milk) and anna (food).

Meaning: food cooked in milk.

In the scriptures: in the second order of the Sarshapa Saptamī vrata, which Brahmā tells, the mustard seeds are taken seven times, each with its own medium: one seed with water, two with ghee, three with honey, four with curd, five with kshīrānna, six with gomaya and seven with pañcagavya (Brahma Parva, Chapter 68).

Sources

• Bhavishya Purāṇa, Brahma Parva, Chapter 68