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Zoological Mythology; or, The Legends of Animals, Volume 2 (of 2)

Note 258 — Chapter XIII

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Ktesias explains this word as "devourer of men," but by means of Sanskṛit it can only be explained by substituting to the initial m one of the words that signify man, such as nara, ǵana, manava, mânusha, &c. Antikora would seem to be derived from the Sanskṛit antakara = destroyer, who puts an end to, killer.

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