{"collection":"Hinduism","html_url":"https://unchartedknowledge.5gfusion.net/browse/hin/sbe32/sbe3278.htm","path":"hin/sbe32/sbe3278.htm","source_url":"https://sacred-texts.com/hin/sbe32/sbe3278.htm","text":"Vedic Hymns, Part I (SBE32), by Max M\u00fcller, [1891]\nka, and \u2026: also, I, 165, 12; see kan\u00e1 (264; 266 seq.); ka-ka, I, 168, 3; ko, VI, 66, 3.\nkak\u00e2n\u00e1, delighting in (Loc.): kak\u00e2n\u00e2\u00b4h, X, 77, 8.\nkakr\u00e1, wheel: kakr\u00e2\u00b4, I, 166, 9:3.\u2014kakra, the weapon, (I, 166, 9:2.)\nkakr\u00ee\u00b4, wheel: kakr\u00edy\u00e2, the wheels, II, 34, 9:2; on their chariot, II, 34, 14.\nkaksh: pr\u00e1 kakshaya, reveal, I, 134, 3. sam-k\u00e1kshya, wherever I have looked for you, I, 165, 12.\nk\u00e1kshana, sight: k\u00e1kshanam, V, 55, 4.\nk\u00e1kshas, sight: k\u00e1kshas\u00e2, I, 87, 5.\nk\u00e2kshus, eye: k\u00e1kshuh, V, 54, 6; 59, 3:2; 5.\nkat: v\u00ed k\u00e2tayasva, put away, II, 33, 2.\nk\u00e1tuh-pad, beast: dvi-p\u00e1dah k\u00e1tuh-padah, man and beast, X, 121, 3; s\u00e1m dvi-p\u00e1de k\u00e1tuh-pade, (191); I, 114, 1; VI, 74, 1; p. cxi.\nkan\u00e1: kan\u00e1, not even, I, 166, 12:5; X, 168, 3; (264 seqq.); nah\u00ed kan\u00e1, not even, VII, 59, 3.\u2014kan\u00e1, in negative sentences, (264); in positive sentences, (264 seq.); with interrogative pronouns, (265 seq.); kan\u00e1, for ka n\u00e1, (264; 266 seq.)\nk\u00e1nishtha, best: k\u00e1nishth\u00e2 su-mat\u00edh, VII, 57, 4.\nkandr\u00e1, bright: kandr\u00e2\u00b4h, X, 121, 9; kandr\u00e2\u00b4n, VIII, 20, 20.\nkandr\u00e1-vat, golden: kandr\u00e1-vat, V, 57, 7.\nkandr\u00e1-varna, in bright splendour: kandr\u00e1-varn\u00e2h, I, 165, 12.\nkar, to move: k\u00e1rati, VII, 46, 3; X, 168, 4; k\u00e1rantam, I, 6, 1; k\u00e1rant\u00ee, I, 167, 3; k\u00e1ranti, VIII, 20, 18.\u2014\u00e2\u00b4 kara, come, I, 114, 3.\u2014\u00fapa kara, come, VII, 46, 2.\nkar\u00e1tha, movable: sth\u00e2t\u00fah kar\u00e1tham, what stands and moves, pp. lxxii seq.\u2014kar\u00e1tha, flock, movable property, p. lxxiii.\nkaram\u00e1, last: karam\u00e1m, VII, 59, 3; karam\u00e1h, VIII, 20, 14:1.\nkark\u00e2rya, glorious: (176.)\nkarkr\u00edtya, glorious: karkr\u00edtyam, I, 64, 14.\nk\u00e1rman, skin: k\u00e1rma-iva, I, 85, 5:3.\nkarshan\u00ed, pl., men: karshan\u00ee\u00b4h, I, 86, 5.\u2014karshan\u00een\u00e2\u00b4m, the swift gods (Maruts), I, 86, 6:1\nk\u00e2\u00b4ru, beautiful: k\u00e2\u00b4rum (adhvar\u00e1m), fair, I, 19, 1.\u2014k\u00e2\u00b4ravah, V, 59, 3.\nki, to gather: v\u00ed kayat krit\u00e1m, may he gather what we have made, V, 60, 1:2.\nki, to perceive, to see: \u00e1kidhvam, I, 87, 2; V, 55, 7; VIII, 7, 2:1; 14; k\u00e1yate, I, 167, 8.\u2014ni-ket\u00e2\u00b4rah, they find out, VII, 57, 2.\u2014ket\u00fa, from ki (I, 166, 1:2).\nkit, to perceive, &c.: kit\u00e1yante, they see, I, 171, 5.\u2014kit\u00e1yante, they appear, V, 59, 2; kitayanta, they appeared, II, 34, 2; kekite, appears, II, 34, 10; kekit\u00e2na, showing thyself, II, 33, 15:1.\u2014k\u00e9tati, he looks after (Gen.), VII, 46, 2; ketathah, you perceive (Gen.), I, 2, 5; ketatha, you think of (Dat.), V, 59, 3.\u2014kikit\u00fashe, to the intelligent man, VI, 66, 1; kiketa, he understands, VII, 56, 4; y\u00e1th\u00e2 kiketati, that he may hear, I, 43, 3.\u2014aketi, it was known, I, 88, 5.\u2014\u00e2\u00b4 kikitrire, they have become well known, I, 166, 13.\u2014kit\u00e1yat, exciting, rousing, II, 34, 7:1.\nkit, even \u2026: n\u00fa kit, I, 39, 4; VI, 66, 1; 5; VII, 56, 15; kit gha, I, 37, 11; VIII, 20, 21; kit h\u00ed, VII, 59, 7.\u2014y\u00e1h kit, X, 121, 8; y\u00e1th\u00e2 kit, V, 56, 2.\u2014k\u00e1h kit, see k\u00edm.\u2014krit\u00e9 kit, whatever little we have done, VII, 57, 5.\nkitt\u00e1, thought: kitt\u00e1m, I, 170, 1; tir\u00e1h kitt\u00e2\u00b4ni, VII, 59, 8:1.\nkitr\u00e1, brilliant, beautiful: kitr\u00e1h, I, 88, 2; (171); I, 166, 4; 172, 1 (bis); kitr\u00e1m, II, 34, 10; VI, 66, 9; kitr\u00e2\u00b4h, I, 165, 13; VIII, 7, 7; X, 78, 1; the bright ones (the clouds), I, 38, 11:2; kitra\u00edh, I, 64, 4; kitr\u00e2\u00b4, V, 52, 11; I, 134, 4; k\u00edtr\u00e2\u00b4ya, for mitr\u00e2\u00b4ya, Ludwig, (II, 34, 4:1).\u2014kitr\u00e1m, splendour, I, 37, 3:2.\u2014kitr\u00e1, from ki, (I, 166, 1:2.)\nkitr\u00e1-bh\u00e2nu, of beautiful splendour: kitr\u00e1-bh\u00e2navah, I, 64, 7:3; 85, 11.\nkitr\u00e1-v\u00e2ga, with splendid booty: kitr\u00e1-v\u00e2g\u00e2n, VIII, 7, 33.\nkir\u00e1m: m\u00e2\u00b4 kir\u00e1m karat, may it not cause delay, V, 56, 7.\nkud, to stir: kodata, I, 168, 4.\u2014pr\u00e1 kodata, spur forth, V, 56, 7.\nk\u00e9tana, to be seen: k\u00e9tanam, I, 170, 4:1.\nko, see ka.\nk\u00f3da, goad: k\u00f3dah, V, 61, 3.\nkyu, to shake, caus., to throw down: kyavante, I, 167, 8:2; akukyav\u00eetana, I, 37, 12:1 (bis); \u00e1kukyavuh, I, 166, 5; 168, 4; V, 53, 6; ky\u00e1vam, 1, 165, 10; kyav\u00e1yatha, I, 168, 6.\u2014kyu, to send down the rain, (135.)\u2014\u00e2\u00b4 akukyavuh, V, 59, 8.\u2014pr\u00e1 kyavayanti, I, 37, 11; 64, 3; V, 56, 4:2; pra-kyav\u00e1yantah, I, 85, 4; pr\u00e1 akukyavuh, V, 59, 7.","title":"Vedic Hymns, Part I (SBE32): I. Index of Words: K","type":"page"}