{"collection":"Hinduism","html_url":"https://unchartedknowledge.5gfusion.net/browse/hin/sbe32/sbe3265.htm","path":"hin/sbe32/sbe3265.htm","source_url":"https://sacred-texts.com/hin/sbe32/sbe3265.htm","text":"Vedic Hymns, Part I (SBE32), by Max M\u00fcller, [1891]\n\u00e1msa, shoulder: \u00e1mseshu, I, 64, 4; 166, 9; 10; 168, 3; V, 54, 11; VII, 56, 13; \u00e1msayoh \u00e1dhi, V, 57, 6.\namhat\u00ed, tribulation: amhat\u00ed-bhyah, V, 55, 10.\n\u00e1mhas, anguish: \u00e1mhah, II, 34, 15; 33, 2; \u00e1mhasah, II, 33, 3.\n\u00e1kanishtha: \u00e1kanishth\u00e2sah, among whom none is the youngest, V, 59, 6; 60, 5.\n\u00e1kava, not deficient: \u00e1kav\u00e2h, V, 58, 5.\naket\u00fa, without light: aket\u00e1ve, I, 6, 3.\nakt\u00fa, night: akt\u00fb\u00b4n, V, 54, 4.\nakr\u00e1, banner (?): akr\u00e2\u00b4h, X, 77, 2:1.\n\u00e1ksha, axle: \u00e1kshah, I, 166, 9:3.\n\u00e1kshita, unceasing: \u00e1kshitam (b\u00ee\u00b4gam), V, 53, 13; \u00fatsam, the inexhaustible well, I, 64, 6:4; VIII, 7, 16.\nakshna-y\u00e2\u00b4van, crossing: akshna-y\u00e2\u00b4v\u00e2nah, the crossing (horses), VIII, 7, 35.\n\u00e1khidray\u00e2man, never-wearying: \u00e1khidr\u00e2y\u00e2ma-bhih (steeds), I, 38, 11:3.\nakhkhal\u00eekri: akhkhal\u00eekr\u00edtya, (V, 52, 6:2.)\nAgastya: agastya, I, 170, 3; (287 seq.)\n\u00e1gribh\u00eeta-sokis, untouched splendour: \u00e1gribh\u00eeta-sokishah, V, 54, 5:1; -am, V, 54, 12:2.\nAgni, the god: agne, I, 19, 1-9; VI, 66, 9; VII, 59, 1; \u00e1gne, V, 56, 1; 60, 6; 8; agn\u00edh, V, 60, 7; VII, 56, 25; agn\u00edh n\u00e1, X, 78, 2; agn\u00edh g\u00e1ni p\u00fbrvy\u00e1h, VIII, 7, 36; agn\u00edm, I, 38, 13:1; V, 60, 1; VIII, 7, 32.\u2014Agni and the Maruts, (339; 354; V, 59, 1:1.)\u2014Agni has two mothers, (V, 61, 4:1).\u2014h\u00f3t\u00e2 = Agni, (VIII, 94, 6:1.)\nagn\u00ed, fire, light: agn\u00edh, V, 58, 3; agn\u00edm, X, 121, 7; I, 170, 4; agn\u00e1yah yath\u00e2, V, 87, 7; agn\u00e1yah n\u00e1 idh\u00e2n\u00e2\u00b4h, VI, 66, 2; agn\u00e1yah n\u00e1 susuk\u00e2n\u00e2\u00b4h, II, 34, 1; susukv\u00e2\u00b4msah n\u00e1 agn\u00e1yah, V, 87, 6; agn\u00e1yah n\u00e1 sv\u00e1-vidyutah, V, 87, 3; agn\u00e9h guhv\u00e3h, VI, 66, 10; agn\u00een\u00e2\u00b4m gihv\u00e2\u00b4h, X, 78, 3.\nagni-t\u00e1p, warming oneself at the fire: agni-t\u00e1pah, V, 61, 4:2.\nagn\u00ed-bhr\u00e2gas, fiery: agn\u00ed-bhr\u00e2gasah, V, 54, 11.\n\u00e1gra: \u00e1gre, in the beginning, X, 121, 1.\u2014agra, top of a tree, (I, 37. 6:1.)\nagratas and agre, before: (V, 61, 3:1.)\nagh\u00e1, mischief: agh\u00e2\u00b4t, I, 166, 8.\n\u00e1ghnya, bull: \u00e1ghnyam, I, 37, 5:1.\n\u00e1\u1e45ga, limb: \u00e1\u1e45gaih, II, 33, 9.\na\u1e45g\u00e1: t\u00e9 a\u1e45g\u00e1, they alone, VII, 56, 2; y\u00e1t a\u1e45g\u00e1, aye when, VIII, 7, 2.\nA\u1e45giras: \u00e1\u1e45girasah (visv\u00e1-r\u00fbp\u00e2h), X, 78, 5:1.\u2014A\u1e45giras and Dasagvas, (II, 34, 12:1.)\n\u00e1karama: \u00e1karam\u00e2h, no one being last, V, 58, 5.\n\u00e1kkha, prep. c. acc. \u2026: approach thou, V, 52, 14; 15; on to, I, 165, 14.\n\u00e1kyuta, unshakable: \u00e1kyut\u00e2, I, 85, 4; 167, 8; VIII, 20, 5.\nakyuta-ky\u00fat, shaking the unshakable: epithet of Indra [not of the Maruts, correct on p. 278], (I, 167, 8:2.)\nag: \u00e1gati, he drives, VI, 66, 7.\u2014v\u00e2n\u00e1h agyate, the arrow is shot, VIII, 20, 8:1; (1, 85, 10:2)\u2014v\u00ed \u00e1gatha, you drive forth, V, 54, 4:1.\nag\u00e1, goat: (234.)\nag\u00e1-asva, having, goats for his horses: ep. of P\u00fbshan, (I, 87, 4:1.)\nag\u00e1ra, never growing old: ag\u00e1r\u00e2h, I, 64, 3.\nagina, skin: (234.)\nagir\u00e1, ready, swift (horses): agir\u00e2\u00b4, I, 134, 3; V, 56, 6.\n\u00e1goshya, unwelcome: \u00e1goshyah, I, 38, 5:3.\n\u00e1gma, racing: \u00e1gmeshu, I, 37, 8:1; 10:2; 87, 3; V, 87, 7:1.\n\u00e1gman, racing: \u00e1gman (Loc.), I, 166, 5; VIII, 20, 5.\nagyeshth\u00e1: agyeshth\u00e2\u00b4h, among whom none is the eldest, V, 59, 6; agyeshth\u00e2\u00b4sah, V, 60, 5.\n\u00e1gra, a plain: \u00e1gr\u00e2n, V, 54, 4.\na\u00f1k, to bow: s\u00e1m akyanta, V, 54, 12.\na\u00f1g: a\u00f1gate (a\u00f1g\u00ed), they brighten themselves, VII, 57, 3.\u2014a\u00f1g, with g\u00f3bhih, to cover with milk, (VIII, 20, 8:1; 405.)\u2014pr\u00e1 anaga, you have fashioned, V, 54, 1.\u2014with v\u00ed, to deck, adorn oneself; of a\u00f1gate, I, 64, 4; v\u00ed \u00e2nagre, I, 87, I; v\u00ed a\u00f1gata, VIII, 7, 25.\u2014s\u00e1m a\u00f1ge, I prepare, I, 64, 1.\n\u00e1\u00f1gas\u00e2, straightway, and a\u00f1gas\u00ee\u00b4na, straightforward: (V, 53, 10:1.)\na\u00f1g\u00ed: a\u00f1g\u00ed a\u00f1gate, they brighten themselves with brightness, VII, 57, 3; sam\u00e2n\u00e1m a\u00f1g\u00ed, their anointing is the same, VIII, 20, 11.\u2014pl. the glittering ornaments of the Maruts, a\u00f1g\u00e1yah, I, 166, 10; a\u00f1g\u00ee\u00b4n, X, 77, 2; a\u00f1g\u00ed-bhih, I, 37, 2:2; 64, 4:1; 85, 3; 87, 1; V, 52, 15:1; 56, 1:1; X, 78, 7; (arun\u00e9bhih) II, 34, 13:1; (307; 308); a\u00f1g\u00edshu, V, 53, 4:1.\u2014(VIII, 20, 9:1.)\na\u00f1gin, possessed of a\u00f1gis? (V, 52, 15:1.)\na\u00f1gi-m\u00e1t, well-adorned: a\u00f1gi-m\u00e1ntah, V, 57, 5.\n\u00e1tas: \u00e1tah, from yonder, I, 6, 9; from thence, I, 165, 5; V, 60, 6; \u00e1tah kit, even from them, VIII, 20, 18.\n\u00e1ti: g\u00e1n\u00e2n \u00e1ti tasthau, I, 64, 13; across, II, 34, 15.\u2014\u00e1ti = \u00e1dhi? V, 52, 3:1; (VIII, 7, 14:1.)\u2014p\u00fbrv\u00ee\u00b4h \u00e1ti ksh\u00e1pah, through many nights, X, 77, 2; \u00e1ti kshap\u00e1h, Gen., (I, 64, 8:2.)\n\u00e1tithi, guest: play on the words \u00e1tithi and \u00e1diti, (262.)\n\u00e1tka, garment: \u00e1tk\u00e2n, V, 55, 6.\n\u00e1tya, rushing, horse, racer: \u00e1tyam, I, 64, 6:3; aty\u00e1m n\u00e1 s\u00e1ptim, (I, 85, 1:1); vr\u00edshanah vrishabh\u00e2\u00b4sah \u00e1ty\u00e2h, strong and powerful horses (140); \u00e1ty\u00e2h-iva, V, 59, 3; \u00e1ty\u00e2sah n\u00e1, VII, 56, 16; \u00e1ty\u00e2n iva \u00e2g\u00edshu, II, 34, 3.\u2014\u00e1tyena p\u00e2\u00b4gas\u00e2, with rushing splendour, II, 34, 13:3.\n\u00e1tra: now, I, 165, 11; here, I, 165, 13; V, 61, 11; VII, 57, 5.\n\u00e1tra, food: (I, 86, 10:2.)\natr\u00e1, tooth, jaw, eater, ogre: (I, 86, 10:2.)\natr\u00edn, tusky fiend: atr\u00ednam, I, 86, 10:2.\n\u00e1tha, therefore: I, 87, 4; 114, 9; (VII, 56, 1:1.)\nad\u00e1s, yonder: X, 786, 3.\n\u00e1d\u00e2bhya, unbeguiled, unconquerable: ad\u00e2bhy\u00e2h, II, 34, 10; \u00e1d\u00e2bhyasya, VIII, 7, 15:1.\nAditi: Aditi, (241 seqq.); \u00e2dity\u00e2\u00b4h \u00e1ditih, (244); earth, (255; 263); as adj. unbound, unbounded, (257); unrestrained, independent, free,\n[paragraph continues] (261 seqq.); masc. = \u00c2ditya (255; 261); ep. of Agni (262).\u2014\u00e1ditih, I, 43, 2:1; 114, 11; \u00e1diteh-iva, I, 166, 12.\u2014Dya\u00fah \u00c1ditih, V, 59, 8:2.\naditi-tv\u00e1, Aditi-hood, perfection or holiness: (257.)\n\u00e1-d\u00fb, not worshipping: \u00e1duvah, nom. plur., (I, 37, 14:1.)\n\u00e1deva-tra, godless: \u00e1deva-tr\u00e2t, V, 61, 6.\n\u00e1dbhuta, n., strange thing: \u00e1dbhutam, I, 170, 1:1.\n\u00e1dbhuta-enas, in whom no fault is seen, faultless: \u00e1dbhuta-enas\u00e2m, V, 87, 7:1.\nady\u00e1, to-day \u2026\n\u00e1dri, stone: thunderbolt, \u00e1drih, I, 165, 4:3; p. xv; xxi; (182); \u00e1drim, I, 85, 5:1; \u00e1drin\u00e2, I, 168, 6.\u2014Soma-stone, \u00e1drim, I, 88, 3; \u00e1drayah n\u00e1, X, 78, 6:2.\u2014mountain, \u00e1drim, V, 52, 9; \u00e1drayah, V, 87, 2.\nadrivat, wielding the thunderbolt: adrivah, voc., (I, 85, 5:1.)\nadr\u00fah, without guile: adr\u00fahah, I, 29, 3:3.\nadrogh\u00e1, guiltless: adrogh\u00e1m, V, 52, 1.\n\u00e1dvay\u00e2vin, free from guile: \u00e1dvay\u00e2v\u00ee, VII, 56, 18.\nadvesh\u00e1, kind: advesh\u00e1h, V, 87, 8.\n\u00e1dha, then \u2026: \u00e1dha, also VII, 56, 1:1.\u2014\u00e1dha y\u00e1t, now that, I, 167, 2.\u2014\u00e1dha priy\u00e2, for adha-priy\u00e2, (I, 38, 1:1.)\n\u00e1dhi, over, on, in (c. Loc.), from (c. Abl.) \u2026: dev\u00e9shu \u00e1dhi, above all gods, X, 121, 8.\u2014(V, 52, 3:1.)\u2014sriy\u00e2\u00b4dhi, not sriy\u00e1s \u00e1dhi, V, 61, 12:2.\u2014\u00e1dhi sn\u00fan\u00e2 div\u00e1h, above the ridge of the sky, VIII, 7, 7; \u00e1dhi-iva gir\u00een\u00e2\u00b4m, as it were from above the mountains, VIII, 7, 14:1.\n\u00e1dhrishta, unassailable: \u00e1dhrisht\u00e2sah, V, 87, 2; \u00e1dhrisht\u00e2h, VI, 66, 10.\n\u00e1dhri-gu, irresistible: \u00e1dhri-g\u00e2vah, I, 64, 3.\n\u00e1dhvan, road, way, journey: \u00e1dhvan \u00e2\u00b4, I, 37, 13; \u00e1dhvanah, V, 53, 7; asy\u00e1 \u00e1dhvanah, V, 54, 10; gat\u00e1h \u00e1dhv\u00e2, a trodden path, VII, 58, 3.\nadhvar\u00e1, sacrifice: adhvar\u00e1m, I, 19, 1; VII, 56, 12; adhvar\u00e9, I, 165, 2; X, 77, 8; VIII, 7, 6; adhvar\u00e1sya-iva, VI, 66, 10.\nadhvara-sr\u00ee\u00b4, illumining the sacrifice: adhvara-sr\u00edyah, X, 78, 7:1; (V, 60, 8:1.)\nadhvare-sth\u00e2\u00b4, firm in the sacrifice: adhvare-sth\u00e2\u00b4h, X, 77, 7.\nadhvasm\u00e1n, smooth: adhvasm\u00e1-bhih path\u00ed-bhih, on smooth roads, II, 34, 5:1.\nan, to breathe: pr\u00e2nat\u00e1h, of the breathing (world), X, 121, 3.\nananud\u00e1, not yielding: ananud\u00e1h, (I, 165, 9:1.)\nanant\u00e1-sushma, of endless prowess: anant\u00e1-sushm\u00e2h, I, 64, 10.\nanabh\u00ees\u00fa, without reins: anabh\u00ees\u00fah, VI, 66, 7.\nanam\u00eev\u00e1, without illness: anam\u00eev\u00e1h, VII, 46, 2.\n\u00e2narus, without wound: (66.)\nanarv\u00e1n: anarv\u00e2\u00b4nam, unscathed, I, 37, 1:1; (65 seqq.); epithet of Aditi, (260); \u00e1ditim anarv\u00e1nam = Agni, (262.)\nanavady\u00e1, faultless: anavadya\u00edh, I, 6, 8; anavady\u00e2\u00b4sah, VII, 57, 5.\nanavabhr\u00e1-r\u00e2dhas, of inexhaustible wealth: anavabhr\u00e1-r\u00e2dhasah, I, 166, 7; II, 34, 4; V, 57, 5.\nanavas\u00e1, without drag (?): anavas\u00e1h, VI, 66, 7:2.\nanasv\u00e1, without horses: anasv\u00e1h, VI, 66, 7; (67.)\n\u00e1nasva-d\u00e2, the West (?): \u00e1nasva-d\u00e2m, V, 54, 5:1.\nanasva-y\u00e2, moving without horses: anasva-y\u00e2h (?), (V, 54, 5:1.)\nan-\u00e2g\u00e2stv\u00e1, guiltlessness, purity: (257.)\nan\u00e2tur\u00e1, free from disease: an\u00e2tur\u00e1m, I, 114, 1.\n\u00e1n\u00e2dhrishta, unconquerable: \u00e1n\u00e2dhrisht\u00e2sah, I, 19, 4.\n\u00e1n\u00e2nata, never flinching: \u00e1n\u00e2nat\u00e2h, I, 87, 1.\nAnitabh\u00e2, N. of a river: V, 53, 9:1.\n\u00e1n\u00eeka: \u00e1diter \u00e1n\u00eekam, the face of Aditi (the dawn), (243.)\u2014mar\u00fat\u00e2m \u00e1n\u00eekam, the train of the Maruts, I, 168, 9.\u2014\u00e1n\u00eekeshu \u00e1dhi, on the faces, VIII, 20, 12.\n\u00e1nu, prep. \u2026: according to, svadh\u00e2\u00b4m \u00e1nu, see svadh\u00e2\u00b4; \u00e1nu g\u00f3sham, according to pleasure, VI, 66, 4.\u2014\u00e1nu dy\u00fb\u00b4n, day by day, I, 167, 10; (I, 6, 8:2.)\u2014\u00e1nu \u00e1takshata, I, 86, 3:1; \u00e1nu scil. sasruh,V, 53, 2:1.\u2014after, X, 168, 2:1.\u2014synizesis, p. cxxii.\n\u00e1nutta, not shaken, strong: \u00e1nuttam, I, 165, 9:1.\n\u00e1nutta-manyu, of irresistible fury: (I, 165, 9:1.)\n\u00e1nu-patha, follower: \u00e1nu-path\u00e2h, V, 52, 10.\nanu-bhartr\u00ed, comforting: anu-bhartr\u00ee, I, 88, 6:1; (178.)\nanu-stubh: Anushtubh = 'After-step,' p. xcvi.\nanu-svadh\u00e1m, according to their nature: V, 52, 1.\nanet\u00e1: anen\u00e1h for anet\u00e1h? (VI, 66, 7:1.)\n\u00e1nedya, blameless: \u00e1nedyah, I, 87, 4; 165, 12; V, 61, 13; p. xviii seq.\nanen\u00e1, without deer: anen\u00e1h, VI, 66, 7:1.\nanen\u00e1s, without guilt: anen\u00e2\u00b4h, (VI, 66, 7:1.)\n\u00e1nta, end: \u00e1ntam, the hem of a garment, I, 37, 6:1.\u2014s\u00e1vasah \u00e1ntam, I, 167, 9.\u2014\u00e1nt\u00e2n div\u00e1h, V, 59, 7.\n\u00e1ntah-patha, enterer: \u00e1ntah-path\u00e2h, V, 52, 10.\nantam\u00e1, friend: antam\u00e9bhih, I, 165, 5:1.\nant\u00e1r: ant\u00e1h, from within, I, 168, 5.\u2014c. Loc. within, V, 39, 2:2.\u2014ant\u00e1h s\u00e1ntah, within (the womb), VI, 66, 4.\nant\u00e1riksha, sky, air: ant\u00e1riksham, V, 54, 4; 55, 2; div\u00e1h \u00e2\u00b4 ant\u00e1riksh\u00e2t, V, 53, 8; ura\u00fa ant\u00e1rikshe, V, 5:2, 7; ant\u00e1rikshe r\u00e1gasah, the air in the sky, X, 121, 5:2; ant\u00e1rikshe, through the air, I, 165, 2; X, 168, 3; ant\u00e1rikshena, VIII, 7, 35.\u2014ant\u00e1riksha, prithiv\u00ee\u00b4, and dy\u00fa, (50); r\u00f3das\u00ee ant\u00e1riksham, (I, 64, 9:2.)\nant\u00e1rikshya: ant\u00e1rikshy\u00e2h pathy\u1eabh, the paths in the sky, V, 54, 9.\n\u00e1nti, near: I, 167, 9.\n\u00e1ndhas, (Soma) juice: \u00e1ndhasah (m\u00e1dhvah), I, 85, 6:2; \u00e1ndhas\u00e2 (m\u00e1dhvah), V, 54, 8:3; \u00e1ndh\u00e2msi p\u00eet\u00e1ye, to drink the (juice of the Soma) flowers, VII, 59, 5.\nany\u00e1, other \u2026: n\u00e1 tv\u00e1d any\u00e1h, no other than thou, X, 121, 10.\u2014any\u00e1h, enemy. VII, 56, 15.\nany\u00e1tas, to a different place: any\u00e1tah, p. xl.\nany\u00e1tra, elsewhere: VII, 59, 5.\n\u00e1p, water: \u00e2\u00b4pah, V, 54, 2; 58, 6; VII, 56, 25; \u00e2\u00b4pah-iva, V, 60, 3; VIII, 94, 7; gir\u00e1yah n\u00e1 \u00e2\u00b4pah ugr\u00e2\u00b4h, VI, 66, 11:2; \u00e2\u00b4pah n\u00e1, X, 78, 5; \u00e2\u00b4pah brihat\u00ee\u00b4h, the great waters, X, 121, 7:1; 8; 9; mahat\u00ee\u00b4h ap\u00e1h, VIII, 7, 22; ap\u00e1h, m\u00e2tr\u00ee\u00b4h, (307): ap\u00e1h, I, 165, 8; VIII, 7, 28. ap\u00e1h t\u00e1rema, cross the waters, VII, 56, 24.\u2014ap\u00e1h, the waters (at sacrifices), I, 64, 1:3; 6:2.\u2014ap\u00e2\u00b4m arnav\u00e1m, I, 85, 9; ap\u00e2\u00b4m n\u00e1 \u00fbrm\u00e1yah, I, 168, 2; ap\u00e2\u00b4m budhn\u00e9, X, 77, 4; bhurv\u00e2ni ap\u00e2\u00b4m, I, 134, 5; ap\u00e2\u00b4m s\u00e1kh\u00e2, the friend of the waters (V\u00e2ta), X, 168, 3.\u2014ap-s\u00fa, VI, 66, 8.\u2014ap\u00e1h, the waters between heaven and earth, the sky, (309.)\u2014\u00e2\u00b4pah, Acc. (cf. Lanman, 483), V, 53, 14.\n\u00e1patya, 'Nachkommen' (215, note a.)\napa-bhartr\u00ed, the remover: apa-bhart\u00e2\u00b4 (r\u00e1pasah), II, 33, 7.\n\u00e1pas, n., work, deed: \u00e1pah, (I, 64, 1:3); \u00e1p\u00e2msi (n\u00e1ri), I, 85, 9.\nap\u00e1s, m., workman: ap\u00e2\u00b4h, (I, 64, 1:3); ap\u00e1sam (d\u00e1ksham), efficient, I, 2, 9.\nap\u00e2r\u00e1, infinite: ap\u00e2r\u00e1h, V, 87, 6.\n\u00e1pi, adv.: even, II, 34, 10; also, X, 77, 7.\n\u00e1pi, prep.: \u00e1pi (bh\u00fbma, c. Loc.), under, VII, 57, 41.\napi-v\u00e2ta, approach, attention, regard: (VII, 46, 31.)\n\u00e1p\u00fbrvya, incomparable: \u00e1p\u00fbrvyam, V, 56, 5; \u00e1p\u00fbrvyah pratham\u00e1h, as the first before all others, I, 134, 6.\napes\u00e1s, without form: apes\u00e1se, I, 6, 3.\n\u00e1prati-skuta, irresistible: \u00e1prati-skutah, V, 61, 13.\n\u00e1pra-sasta, infamous: \u00e1pra-sast\u00e2n, I, 167, 8.\n\u00e1bibh\u00eevas, fearless: \u00e1bibhyush\u00e2, I, 6, 7; \u00e1bibhyushah, (I, 6, 1:2.)\nabda, cloud: (V, 54, 31.)\nabd\u00e2\u00b4, wish to give water (?): abda-y\u00e2\u00b4, wishing to give water, V, 54, 3:1.\nabdi-m\u00e1t, with clouds: (V, 54, 3:1.)\nabh\u00ed, prep., to \u2026: . y\u00e1h karshan\u00ee\u00b4h abh\u00ed (bh\u00favah?), who surpasses all men, I, 86, 5:1.\u2014abh\u00ed dy\u00fb\u00b4n = \u00e1nu dy\u00fb\u00b4n, (I, 6, 8:2.)\u2014synizesis of abh\u00ed, p. cxxii.\nabh\u00ed-iti, assault: abh\u00ed-it\u00eeh r\u00e1pasah, II, 33, 3.\nabhi-g\u00f1\u00fa, knee-deep: I, 37, 10:2.\nabh\u00edtas, all around: abh\u00edtah m\u00e2, VII, 59, 7.\nabh\u00ed-dyu, hastening, or, heaven-directed. [It is doubtful which is the right meaning]: abh\u00eddyu-bhih, hasting, I, 6, 8:2; abh\u00ed-dyavah, hastening heavenward, or, shining forth, VIII, 7, 25; 1, 134, 2 (bis); X, 77, 3; 78, 4.\nabhi-m\u00e2t\u00edn, adversary: abhi-m\u00e2t\u00ednam, I, 85, 3.\nabhi-sr\u00ee\u00b4: cf. ganasr\u00ee\u00b4; (V, 60, 8:1.)\nabh\u00edshti, Victory: abh\u00edshtaye, II, 34, 14:2.\nabhisht\u00ed, conqueror, victorious: (II, 34, 14:2.)\nabhisam-kar\u00e9nya, to be approached, accepted, consulted: abhisam-kar\u00e9nyam, I, 170, 1:1.\nabhisamk\u00e2rin, changeable: (I, 170, 1:1.)\nabhi-svartr\u00ed, intoning: abhi-svart\u00e2\u00b4rah ark\u00e1m, intoning a hymn of praise, X, 78, 4.\nabh\u00ed-hrut, assault, injury: (I, 166, 8:1.)\nabh\u00ed-hruti, injury: abh\u00ed-hruteh, I, 166, 8:1.\n\u00e1bh\u00eeru, fearless: \u00e1bh\u00eeravah, I, 87, 6.\nabh\u00ee\u00b4su, rein, bridle: abh\u00ee\u00b4savah, I, 38, 12:1; V, 61, 2.\nabhok-h\u00e1n, slayer of the demon: abhok-h\u00e1nah, I, 64, 3:1.\nabhr\u00e1, cloud: abhr\u00e2\u00b4t n\u00e1 s\u00fb\u00b4ryah, X, 77, 3.\nabhra-pr\u00fash, cloud-shower: abhra-pr\u00fashah, X, 77, 1:2.\nabhr\u00edya, belonging to the cloud: abhr\u00edy\u00e2m v\u00e2\u00b4kam, the voice of the clouds, I, 168, 8; abhr\u00edy\u00e2h vrisht\u00e1yah, streams from clouds, II, 34, 2:1.\n\u00e1bhva, fiend: \u00e1bhvah, I, 39, 8:1; v\u00edsvam \u00e1bhvam, II, 33, 10:2; \u00e1bhvam, the dark cloud, I, 168, 9:3.\n\u00e1ma, onslaught: \u00e1mah, V, 56, 3; \u00e1m\u00e2t, V, 59, 2; \u00e1m\u00e2ya vah y\u00e2\u00b4tave, VIII, 20, 6.\nam\u00e1ti, impetus, power, light: am\u00e1tih, I, 64, 9:3.\n\u00e1madhyama: \u00e1madhyam\u00e2sah, among whom none is the middle, V, 59, 6.\n\u00e1martya, immortal: \u00e1marty\u00e2h, I, 168, 4.\n\u00e1ma-vat, violent, impetuous: \u00e1ma-vat\u00ee, I, 168, 7; \u00e1ma-vat, V, 58, 1; \u00e1ma-v\u00e2n, V, 87, 5; \u00e1ma-vat-su, VI, 66, 6; \u00e1ma-vantah, I, 38, 7; VIII, 20, 7.\nam\u00e2\u00b4t, from near: V, 53, 8:1.\n\u00e1mita, infinite: \u00e1mit\u00e2h, V, 58, 2.\n\u00e1m\u00eev\u00e2, sickness: \u00e1m\u00eev\u00e2h, II, 33, 2; \u00e1m\u00eev\u00e2, VI, 74, 2:2.\namr\u00edta, immortal, pl. the immortals: amr\u00edtah, I, 38, 4; amrita (Rudra), I, 114, 6; amr\u00edtasya (Indra), I, 170, 4; (Rudra), 1, 43, 9:1.\u2014amr\u00edtam n\u00e2\u00b4ma, V, 57, 5.\u2014amr\u00edt\u00e2h (Maruts), I, 166, 3; amrit\u00e2sah, I, 166, 13; \u00e1mrit\u00e2h, V, 57, 8; 58, 8.\namr\u00edta, n., the immortal, immortality, not dying: amr\u00edtam, X, 121, 2; amr\u00edtasya, V, 58, 1; VII, 57, 6:1; X, 186, 3; amr\u00edt\u00e2t, VII, 59, 12:3.\namrita-tv\u00e1, immortality: amrita-tv\u00e1m \u00e2\u00b4 \u00eerire, they became immortal (I, 6, 43); amrita-tv\u00e9 dadh\u00e2tana, V, 55, 4.\n\u00e1mridhra, unceasing: \u00e1mridhram (rain), I, 37, 11.\nambhrin\u00e1, \u1f44\u03b2\u03c1\u03b9\u03bc\u03bf\u03c2? (275.)\n\u00e1ya, wanderer: \u00e1y\u00e2h, (VI, 66, 41.)\nay\u00e1, going: ay\u00e2\u00b4sah, (I, 64, 11:1.)\n\u00e1yah-damshtra, with iron tusks: \u00e1yah-damshtr\u00e2n, I, 88, 5.\nay\u00e2\u00b4, adv., hence: I, 87, 4:2.\u2014Instrum., ay\u00e2\u00b4 dhiy\u00e2\u00b4, through this prayer, I, 166, 13. \u00e1y\u00e2 for ay\u00e2\u00b4, VI, 66, 4:1.\nay\u00e2\u00b4s, untiring: ay\u00e2\u00b4h, (I, 87, 4:2); ay\u00e2sah, I, 64, 11:1; 167, 4:1; VI, 66, 52; \u00e1y\u00e2sah, VII, 58, 2; ay\u00e2\u00b4s\u00e2m, I, 168, 9.\u2014ay\u00e2\u00b4h, not striving (?), VI, 66, 5:2.\nar, to hurt: (65 seq.; I, 64, 15:1; 85, 5:2); upa-\u00e2rim\u00e1, we have offended, (66.)\nar\u00e1, spoke: ar\u00e2\u00b4h-iva, like the spokes of a wheel, V, 58, 5; r\u00e1th\u00e2n\u00e2m n\u00e1 ar\u00e2\u00b4h, X, 78, 4; ar\u00e2\u00b4n\u00e2m n\u00e1 karam\u00e1h, as of moving spokes no one is the last, VIII, 20, 14:1.\naraksh\u00e1s, guileless: araksh\u00e1h, V, 87, 9.\n\u00e1rath\u00ee, not a charioteer: \u00e1rath\u00eeh, VI, 66, 7.\narap\u00e1s, without mischief: arap\u00e2\u00b4h, II, 33, 6.\n\u00e1ram, properly: VI, 74, 1; \u00e1ram krinvantu, let them prepare, I, 170, 4; \u00e1ram-krit\u00e2h, ready, I, 2, 1.\nar\u00e1mati, service: ar\u00e1matim, V, 54, 6:2.\n\u00e1rarivas, hostile: \u00e1rarushe, on the enemy, VII, 56, 19; (66.)\nar\u00e1ru, enemy: (66.)\nar\u00e2g\u00edn, dark: ar\u00e2g\u00ednah (p\u00e1rvat\u00e2n), VIII, 7, 23.\n\u00e1r\u00e2ti, enemy: \u00e1r\u00e2t\u00eeh, V, 53, 14; \u00e1r\u00e2tayah, I, 43, 8.\nar\u00e2dh\u00e1s, miserly: ar\u00e2dh\u00e1sah, V, 61, 6.\n\u00e1r\u00e2van, selfish: \u00e1r\u00e2v\u00e2, VII, 56, 15.\n\u00e1ri, friend: visve ary\u00e1h, VIII, 94, 3:1\n\u00e1ri, enemy: ary\u00e1h, Gen., V, 54, 12:2; Abl., VII, 56, 22.\u2014(66); (I, 64, 15.:1)\u2014ar\u00edh = ar\u00ee\u00b4h = arayah, pp. xxxix; xli.\n\u00e1rishta, inviolable: \u00e1rishtam (s\u00e1hah), II, 34, 7.\n\u00e1rishta-gr\u00e2ma, whose ranks are never broken: \u00e1rishta-gr\u00e2m\u00e2h, I, 166, 6.\n\u00e1rishta-v\u00eera, with unharmed men: \u00e1rishta-v\u00eer\u00e2h, I, 114, 3.\narun\u00e1, red: arun\u00e9bhih a\u00f1g\u00ed-bhih, II, 34, 13:1 aruna\u00edh, with the red (rays), II, 34, 12.\u2014Red (horses), arun\u00e9bhih, I, 88, 2; arun\u00e2, I, 134, 3.\u2014arun\u00e2\u00b4ni, red sheens, X, 168, 1:2\narun\u00e1-asva, having red horses: arun\u00e1-asv\u00e2h, V, 57, 4.\narun\u00e1-psu, reddish-coloured: arun\u00e1-psavah (Maruts), VIII, 7, 71.\narun\u00ed, red: arun\u00ee\u00b4, the ruddy cows, (I, 64, 7:3.).\u2014a\u00f1g\u00e1yah arun\u00e1yah, bright red ornaments, (308.)\narush\u00e1, red; m. f., red horse: arush\u00e1m (horse), I, 6, 1:1; arush\u00e1sya, I, 85, 5:2; \u00e1rush\u00eeh, red mares, V, 56, 6; arush\u00e1h v\u00e2g\u00ee\u00b4, V, 56, 7: arush\u00e2\u00b4sah \u00e1sv\u00e2h, V, 59, 5; arush\u00e1m var\u00e2h\u00e1m, I, 314, 5.\u2014(See 17 seqq.) Adj. red, (17-19): white, bright, (19, 24); vr\u00edshan arush\u00e1, fire in the shape of lightning, (18); the red hero, (18, 25); the red horses of the Sun and of Agni, (19 seq.); the cloud as one of the horses of the Maruts, (20.)\n[paragraph continues] \u2014N. pr. of a deity, the Morning Sun, (20-23, 26, 27); the red cloud, (27.)\u2014\u00e1rush\u00ee, fem. adj. or subst. (23); fem. subst. dawn, &c. (24); flames? (27.)\n\u00e1rus, n., a wound: (65; 66); (I, 64, 15:1.)\naren\u00fa, dustless: aren\u00e1vah, I, 168, 4; VI, 66, 2:1.\narep\u00e1s, blameless: arep\u00e1sah, I, 64, 2; V, 53, 3; 57, 4; 61, 14; X, 78, 1.\nark\u00e1, song: the music of the Maruts, (I, 38, 15:1; II, 34, 1:3); ark\u00e1m (rik), I, 3 9, 4:1; 85, 2; 166, 7:2.\u2014Song of praise, hymn, ark\u00e1m, VI, 66, 9; X, 78, 4; arka\u00edh, I, 88, 4.\nark\u00e1, singer: ark\u00e1h, I, 167, 6:1; div\u00e1h ark\u00e2\u00b4h, V, 57, 5:1; (II, 34, 1:3.)\nark\u00edn, musical: ark\u00ednam, I, 38, 15:1; ark\u00ednah, (II, 34, 1:3)\nark, see rik.\nark\u00e1tri, shouter: ark\u00e1trayah, VI, 66, 10.\nArkan\u00e2nas \u00c2treya: (V, 61, 5:2.)\nark\u00ed, light: (I, 87, 6:2; II, 34, 1:3.)\nark\u00edn, blazing: ark\u00ednah, II, 34, 1:3.\nark\u00eds, splendour: ark\u00edsh\u00e2 s\u00fb\u00b4rah, VIII, 7, 36.\narnav\u00e1, wave, waving: samudr\u00e1m arnav\u00e1m, the surging sea, I, 19, 7:2; ap\u00e2\u00b4m arnav\u00e1m, the stream of water, I, 85, 9; tvesh\u00e1m arnav\u00e1m, the terrible sea, I, 168, 6; arnava\u00edh, by waving mists, V, 59, 1.\n\u00e1rnas, the sea: \u00e1rnah, I, 167, 9; VIII, 20, 13.\narnas\u00e1, waving: arnas\u00e1m, V, 54, 6:1.\n\u00e1rtha, n., errand: \u00e1rtham, I, 38, 2.\narbhak\u00e1, small: mah\u00e2\u00b4ntam ut\u00e1 arbhak\u00e1m, I, 114, 7.\nary\u00e1: ary\u00e9 \u00e2\u00b4, among the Aryas, (Pischel, VIII, 94, 3:1.)\nAryam\u00e1n: aryam\u00f3, I, 167, 8:1; \u00e1ryaman, VII, 59, 1; aryam\u00e2\u00b4, VIII, 94, 5.\u2014aryam\u00e1nah (the three Aryamans, i. e. Aryaman, Mitra, and Varuna), I, V, 54, 8:1.\n\u00e1rvat, horse, racer: \u00e1rv\u00e2, VII, 56, 23; 58, 4; \u00e1rvat-bhih, I, 64, 13; \u00e1rvantam v\u00e2\u00b4gam, a strong horse, V, 54, 14:2; \u00e1rvate, I, 43, 6; \u00e1rvati, II, 33, 1:1.\u2014(65; 67.)\u2014\u00e1rv\u00e2, the right horse, (I, 39, 6:1.)\n\u00e1rvan, horse, racer, (66 seq.)\n\u00e1rvan, hurting: (65; 66); (I, 64, 15:1.)\narv\u00e2\u00b4\u00f1k: arv\u00e2\u00b4\u00f1kah vah \u00e2\u00b4 vavrity\u00e2m, let me bring you hither, I, 168, 1; arv\u00e2\u00b4k\u00ee s\u00e2\u00b4\u2014\u00fbt\u00edh, may that grace come hither, II, 34, 15; arv\u00e2\u00b4k (ay\u00e1m yag\u00f1\u00e1h), it is meet for you, X, 77, 4.\narh, to be worthy: arh\u00e1se, X, 77, 1:4; arhasi (p\u00eet\u00edm), I, 134, 6 (bis); \u00e1rhan, II, 33, 10 (tris); \u00e1rhantah, V, 52, 5.\u2014\u00e1rhanti, they worship, VIII, 20, 18:1.\nalam\u00e2tardana, explanation of al\u00e2trin\u00e1, (227.)\nal\u00e2trin\u00e1, not reviling: al\u00e2trin\u00e2\u00b4sah, I, 166, 71.\nav, to protect, to save, to help: avatha, V, S4, 14; \u00e1vatha, VIII, 20, 24; VI, 66, 8; avatu, V, 87, 6; avantu, V, 87, 7; X, 77, 8; \u00e1vata (conj. for avit\u00e1), VII, 59, 61; \u00e2\u00b4vat, I, 85, 7:2; (134); \u00e2\u00b4vata, I, 64, 13; 166, 8; 13; \u00e2v\u00e1, VIII, 7, 18; \u00e1van \u00e1vant\u00eeh, VII, 46, 2.\u2014\u00e2\u00b4vya, having granted, I, 166, 13.\u2014\u00e1nu \u00e2van, VIII, 7, 24.\u2014pr\u00e1 avata, VII, 57, 5; pra-avit\u00e2\u00b4 (with Gen.), I, 87, 4.\n\u00e1va, adv., down: I, 168, 4; 8.\navams\u00e1, abyss: avams\u00e2\u00b4t, VII, 58, 1:2.\navat\u00e1, well: avat\u00e1m, I, 85, 10:1; 11.\u2014(I, 64, 6:4.)\navady\u00e1, unspeakable: avady\u00e2\u00b4t, I, 167, 8; avady\u00e1m, V, 53, 14.\u2014avady\u00e2\u00b4ni, impurity, VI, 66, 4.\nav\u00e1ni, course: av\u00e1n\u00e2, V, 54, 2.\navam\u00e1, lowest: avam\u00e9, in the lowest (heaven), V, 60, 6.\n\u00e1vay\u00e2ta-helas: \u00e1vay\u00e2ta-hel\u00e2h bh\u00e1va, let thy anger be turned away from (Instr.), I, 171, 6:2.\n\u00e1vara: \u00e1varam, the bottom, I, 168, 6; \u00e1var\u00e2n, descending, II, 34, 14.\n\u00e1vas, help, protection: \u00e1vah., I, 39, 7; VIII, 94, 8; I, 114, 9; \u00e1vas\u00e2, I, 39, 7; 85, 11; 166, 2; VII, 59, 2; \u00e1vase, I, 168, 1; II, 34, 14; I, 114, 4; \u00e1vasah, V, 57, 7; \u00e1vah-bhih, I, 86, 6:1; 167, 2.\u2014\u00e1vas\u00e2, by (his) will, X, 121, 6.\navas\u00e1, drag (?): (VI, 66, 7:2.)\navasy\u00fa, desiring help: avasy\u00e1vah, I, 114, 11.\n\u00e1v\u00e2ta, unconquered, (90.)\nav\u00e2t\u00e1 (or \u00e1v\u00e2ta), never dried up: av\u00e2t\u00e2\u00b4m, I, 38, 7:1.\navikrita, not dyed: (234.)\n\u00e1vithura, immovable: \u00e1vithur\u00e2h, I, 87, 1; (I, 87, 3:1)\n\u00e1vi-hruta, uninjured, intact: (I, 166, 8:1.)\nas, to eat: pr\u00e1 as\u00e2na, I, 170, 5.\nas, to reach, to attain to: \u00e2sata, I, 85, 2; 87, 5; \u00e2s\u00e2the, I, 2, 8; asnutha, V, 54, 10; asy\u00e2ma, I, 114, 2; 3; as\u00eeya, II, 33, 2; 6.\u2014abh\u00ed asy\u00e2m, I, 166, 14.\u2014\u00fat asnavat, V, 59, 4.\u2014pr\u00e1 asnuvantu, VI, 74, 1.\nas\u00e1s, impious fiend: as\u00e1sah, II, 34, 9.\n\u00e1siva, unlucky, uncanny: (I, 166, 11.)\n\u00e1sma-didyu, shooting with thunderbolts: \u00e1sma-didyavah, V, 54, 3.\n\u00e1sman, stone: \u00e1sm\u00e2, I, 172, 2.\u2014\u00e1sm\u00e2nam svary\u00e3m, the heavenly stone (the sky), V, 56, 4:2.\nasman-m\u00e1ya, made of stone: asman-m\u00e1y\u00ee (v\u00e2\u00b4s\u00ee), (I, 88, 3:1.)\n\u00e1sva, horse: \u00e1sv\u00e2h-iva, V, 53, 7; 59, 5; \u00e1sv\u00e2sah n\u00e1 gy\u00e9shth\u00e2sah, X, 78, 5; \u00e1sv\u00e2 s\u00e1pt\u00ee-iva,(I, 85, 1:1); g\u00f3shu, \u00e1sveshu, I, 114, 8; vr\u00edshabhih \u00e1svaih, stallions, (139); asva and v\u00e2ga, (I, 167, 1:1.)\u2014For \u00e1sv\u00e2miva, read asv\u00e3m-iva, II, 34, 6:2.\u2014The horses of the Maruts, \u00e1sv\u00e2sah, I, 38, 12; V, 59, 7; \u00e1sv\u00e2h, V, 54, 10; 61, 2; \u00e1sv\u00e2n, I, 171, 1; II, 34, 3; 8; V, 55, 6:1; 58, 7; 59, 1; \u00e1svaih, I, 88, 2; V, 55, 1; VIII, 7, 27; pr\u00edshat\u00eebhih \u00e1svaih, V, 58, 6:1; (I, 37, 21.)\nasvatth\u00e1, horse-stable, i. e. West: (V, 54, 5:1.)\nasva-d\u00e2\u00b4, giving horses, the dawn, the East (?): (V, 54, 5:1.)\n\u00e1sva-parna, winged with horses: \u00e1sva-parnaih, (I, 87, 4:1); I, 88, 1.\n\u00e1sva-budhna, having their resting-place among the horses: \u00e1sva-budhn\u00e2h, the Dawns (V, 54, 5:1.)\nasva-y\u00e1t, wishing horses: asvay\u00e1ntah, (I, 167, 1:1.)\nasva-y\u00fag, harnessing horses: asva-y\u00fagah, V, 54, 2.\n\u00e1sva-vat: \u00e1sva-vat r\u00e2\u00b4dhah, wealth of horses, V, 57, 7.\nAsv\u00edn: asv\u00edn\u00e2, the Asvins, VIII, 94, 4.\n\u00e1svya, consisting of horses: \u00e1svyam (r\u00e2\u00b4dhah), V, 52, 17; \u00e1svyam pas\u00fam, V, 61, 5.\n\u00e1sh\u00e2lha, unconquered: \u00e1sh\u00e2lh\u00e2ya, VII, 46, 1.\nas, to throw: \u00e1syatha, you hurl, I, 172, 2; asyatu \u00e2r\u00e9 asm\u00e1t, may he drive far away from us, I, 114, 4; \u00e1syan, scattering, X, 168, 1.\u2014pr\u00e1 \u00e1syatha, you cast forwards, I, 39, 1.\u2014v\u00ed asyatha, you scatter, V, 55, 6.\nas, to be\u2026: nah astu, may it be ours, X, 121, 10; yushm\u00e2\u00b4kam astu, may yours be, I, 39, 2; 4.\u2014vah santu, I, 38, 12; 39, 2; sm\u00e1si esh\u00e2m, we are their servants, I, 37, 15; me astu, I, 165, 10; vah s\u00e1nti, you have for (dat.), I, 85, 12.\u2014s\u00e1nti, there are, I, 37, 14; \u00e1sti (with dat.), there is enough for, I, 37, 15; n\u00e1 \u00e1sti, there is no such thing, I, 170, 1.\u2014y\u00e1t sy\u00e2\u00b4tana, sy\u00e2t, I, 38, 4:1; sy\u00e2\u00b4ma t\u00e9, may we be such, V, 53, 15.\u2014asan, may they be, I, 38, 15:2;\n[paragraph continues] (96); asati, V, 53, 15; y\u00e1th\u00e2 \u00e1satha, V, 61, 4; \u00e2\u00b4sa y\u00e1h v\u00e2 \u00e1sati, who was or who may be so, VIII, 20, 15; t\u00e1th\u00e2 \u00edt asat, so shall it be, VIII, 20, 17; astu, though it be, VI, 66, 7.\u2014sy\u00e2\u00b4ma sah\u00e1, V, 53, 14:1; samdr\u00edsi sth\u00e1na, V, 87, 6; \u00fbrdhv\u00e2\u00b4 santu, 1, 171, 3; s\u00e1m with as, (191 seq.)\u2014\u00e1nu sy\u00e2t nah, may he be with us, I, 167, 10.\u2014ant\u00e1h s\u00e1ntah, VI, 66, 4.\u2014abh\u00ed sy\u00e2ma, may we obtain, VII, 56, 24:1.\u2014pr\u00e1 s\u00e1nti, they stand forth, VII, 58, 2; pr\u00e1 astu, may it prevail, VII, 58, 4.\n\u00e1samyatah (not asamyattah): (I, 64, 13:2.)\nasaka-dvish, not hating the followers: asaka-dvishah, VIII, 20, 242.\n\u00e1s\u00e2mi, whole: \u00e1s\u00e2mi-bhih, I, 39, 9; \u00e1s\u00e2mi, whole, I, 39, 10 (bis).\u2014adv., wholly, I, 39, 9.\n\u00e1s\u00e2mi-savas, of perfect strength: \u00e1s\u00e2mi-savasah, V, 52, 5.\n\u00c1sikn\u00ee, N. of a river: \u00e1sikny\u00e2m, VIII, 20, 25.\n\u00e1su, breath: \u00e1suh, X, 121, 7.\n\u00e1sura, divine: \u00e1sur\u00e2h., I, 64, 2; div\u00e1h \u00e1surasya, VIII, 20, 17:1.\u2014\u00e1surah, lord, VII, 56, 24.\nasury\u00e3, divine; n., divine power: asury\u1eab, I, 167, 5; asury\u1eab-iva, like heavenly lightning, I, 168, 7:1.\u2014asurv\u00e3m, II, 33, 9:1; VI, 74, 1; asury\u1eabt, I, 134, 5:3.\nas\u00fb\u00b4, barren: asv\u00e2\u00b4m-iva (conjecture for \u00e1sv\u00e2miva) dhen\u00fam, like a barren cow, II, 34, 6:2.\n\u00e1stuta, unpraiseworthy: \u00e1stutah, V, 61, 8.\n\u00e1stri, archer: \u00e1st\u00e2rah, I, 64, 10.\nasmad \u2026: iy\u00e1m asm\u00e1t mat\u00edh, this prayer from us, V, 57, 1; asm\u00e2\u00b4n, I, 165, 14:1; (203.)\u2014asm\u00e9 tan\u00fb\u00b4shu, on our bodies, VI, 74, 3.\u2014nah (\u00fbt\u00e1yah), accorded to us, I, 167, 1.\u2014asm\u00e2\u00b4ka for asm\u00e2\u00b4kam, p. cxviii.\u2014no (nah), short, p. lxxxii seq.\nah, to say: \u00e2huh, X, 121, 4; V, 53, 3.\n\u00e1ha, indeed: V, 52, 6; VIII, 20, 20; (X, 168, 3:1.)\u2014\u00e2\u00b4t \u00e1ha, thereupon, I, 6, 4.\u2014n\u00e1 \u00e1ha, nowhere, never, V, 54, 4; 10.\nahah-v\u00edd, (1) knowing the days, (2) finding, bringing back the day, lucifer: ahah-v\u00eddah, knowing the feast-days, I, 2, 2:1.\n\u00e1han, day: \u00e1h\u00e2ni, I, 88, 4:1; V. 54, 4; \u00e1h\u00e2ni v\u00edsv\u00e2, always, I, 171, 3; \u00e1h\u00e2-iva, V, 58, 5; \u00e1hani priy\u00e9, on a happy day, VII, 59, 2; katam\u00e1t kan\u00e1 \u00e1hah, not even a single day, X, 168, 3; kshap\u00e2\u00b4bhih \u00e1ha-bhih, by night and by day, (I, 64, 8:2.)\nahany\u00e3, of the day: ahany\u00e3h, I, 165, 5:4.\naham-y\u00fa, proud: aham-y\u00fah, I, 167, 7.\n\u00e1hi-bh\u00e2nu, shining like snakes: \u00e1hi-bh\u00e2navah, I, 172, 1:1.\n\u00e1hi-manyu, whose ire is like the ire of serpents: \u00e1hi-manyavah, I, 64, 8; 9:1.\nahi-h\u00e1tya, the killing of Ahi: ahi-h\u00e1tye, I, 165, 6.\n\u00e1hruta-psu, with unbending forms: \u00e1hruta-psavah, VIII, 20, 7; (VIII, 7, 7:1.)","title":"Vedic Hymns, Part I (SBE32): I. 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