{"collection":"Hinduism","html_url":"https://unchartedknowledge.5gfusion.net/browse/hin/sbe32/sbe3281.htm","path":"hin/sbe32/sbe3281.htm","source_url":"https://sacred-texts.com/hin/sbe32/sbe3281.htm","text":"Vedic Hymns, Part I (SBE32), by Max M\u00fcller, [1891]\ntakva-v\u00ee\u00b4ya, chase of the takva (?): takva-v\u00ee\u00b4ye, I, 134, 5:1.\ntaksh, to fashion: tasht\u00e1h, I, 171, 2; (V, 58, 4:1.)\u2014\u00e1nu \u00e1takshata, you have granted, I, 86, 3:1.\nt\u00e1tas, from that: t\u00e1tah, X, 186, 3.\nt\u00e1tra, there: I, 170, 4; t\u00e1tro, among them, I, 37, 14.\nt\u00e1th\u00e2, so: t\u00e1th\u00e2 \u00edt asat, so shall it be, VIII, 20, 17.\nt\u00e1d, pron.\u2026: s\u00e1h, read s\u00e2\u00b4? V, 61, 8:1; s\u00e2\u00b4 s\u00e2\u00b4 \u00edt, that very (Prisni), VI, 66, 3; t\u00e1y\u00e2 dis\u00e2\u00b4, this way, I, 85, 11; sy\u00e2\u00b4ma t\u00e9, may we be such, V, 53, 15.\u2014t\u00e1t, therefore, so, then, I, 166, 14; 167, 10; VII, 56, 25; VIII, 94, 3; y\u00e1tra-t\u00e1t, V, 55, 7; y\u00e1th\u00e2 kit-t\u00e1t \u00edt, V, 56, 2.\u2014sa and sas, p. cxvii.\ntan, to expand, to spread: tatanah, I, 38, 14:1; tanav\u00e2vahai, I, 170, 4:2; tanvate, I, 134, 4; tanushva, unstring (the bow), II, 33, 14; tat\u00e2na, it extended, V, 54, 5.\u2014tat\u00e1n\u00e2ma nr\u00ee\u00b4n abh\u00ed, we may overshadow all men, V, 54, 15.\u2014\u00e2\u00b4 tanv\u00e1nti, they shoot, I, 19, 8; \u00e2\u00b4 tat\u00e1nan, may they spread, I, 166, 14.\u2014\u00fat atnata, they stretched out, I, 37, 10.\u2014v\u00ed-tat\u00e2h, tied, V, 54, 11; v\u00ed-tatam, far-reaching, V, 54, 12.\nt\u00e1n, race: t\u00e1n\u00e2, I, 39, 4:1.\nt\u00e1na, race: t\u00e1n\u00e2ya, I, 39, 7.\nt\u00e1naya, children: t\u00e1nayasya, I, 166, 8; tok\u00e1m t\u00e1nayam, kith and kin, I, 64, 14; VII, 56, 20; tok\u00e2\u00b4ya t\u00e1nay\u00e2ya, V, 53, 13; I, 114, 6; II, 33, 14; tok\u00e9 t\u00e1naye, VI, 66, 8; I, 114, 8; tok\u00e9shu t\u00e1nayeshu, VII, 46, 3.\nt\u00e1n\u00e2, adv., for ever, continually: I, 38, 13:1; VIII, 94, 5:1.\ntan\u00fb\u00b4, body, self: tanv\u00e3h, I, 114, 7; 165, 5; V, 60, 4; VII, 56, 11; 59, 7; tan\u00fb\u00b4shu, I, 85, 3:2; 88, 3; V, 57, 6; 60, 4; VIII, 20, 6; 12; 26; VI, 74, 3 (bis); tanv\u00e3m, VI, 66, 4; tan\u00fb\u00b4bhih, VII, 57, 3.\u2014tanv\u1ebd, for ourselves, I, 165, 15; p. xx; I, 166, 15; 167, 11; 168, 10; tanv\u1ebd tan\u00fb\u00b4bhih, for your own sake, and by your own efforts, I, 165, 11:1; p. xviii.\nt\u00e1pas: t\u00e1pas\u00e2, (VII, 59, 8:1.)\nt\u00e1pishtha, hottest: t\u00e1pishthena h\u00e1nman\u00e2, VII, 59, 8.\nt\u00e1pus, burning heat: t\u00e1push\u00e2, II, 34, 9:2.\nt\u00e1mas, darkness: t\u00e1mah, I, 38, 9; 86, 10; t\u00e1m\u00e2msi, VII, 56, 20.\ntar, see tr\u00ee.\nTarant\u00e1: tarant\u00e1h-iva, like Taranta, V, 61, 20; Sas\u00eeyas\u00ee Tarantamahish\u00ee, Taranta Vaidadasvi, (359 seq.; 362; V, 61, 5:2; 9:1.)\nt\u00e1ras, speed: t\u00e1ras\u00e2, V, 54, 15.\ntarutr\u00ed, he who overcomes: n\u00e1 tarut\u00e2\u00b4, VI, 66, 8.\ntav\u00e1s, strong: tav\u00e1sam, I, 64, 12; V, 58, 2; tavasah, I, 166, 8; tav\u00e1sah, V, 60, 4; tav\u00e1se, V, 87, 1; I, 114, 1; tav\u00e1h-tamah tav\u00e1s\u00e2m, the strongest of the strong, II, 33, 3.\ntavish\u00e1, powerful: tavish\u00e1h, I, 165, 6; 8; V, 87, 5; asm\u00e2\u00b4t tavish\u00e2\u00b4t, I, 171, 4; tavish\u00e2\u00b4h, V, 54, 2; tavish\u00e9bhih \u00fbrm\u00edbhih, (298); (II, 34, 1:4.)\ntavish\u00e1, power: tavish\u00e2\u00b4ni, I, 166, 1; strong weapons, I, 166, 9:1.\nt\u00e1vish\u00ee, power: tavish\u00ee, I, 39, 2; 4; t\u00e1vish\u00eebhih, I, 64, 5; 20; 87, 4; 166, 4; II, 34, 1; (298); t\u00e1vish\u00eeh, I, 64, 7; t\u00e1vish\u00eem, V, 55, 2.\ntavish\u00ee-mat, powerful: t\u00e1vish\u00ee-mantam, V, 58, 1; (I, 2, 5:1; 443.)\ntavish\u00ee-y\u00fa, growing in strength: tavish\u00ee-yavah, VIII, 7, 2.\nt\u00e1vyas, most powerful: t\u00e1vyase (rudr\u00e2\u00b4ya), I, 43, I.\nt\u00e2y\u00fa, thief: t\u00e2y\u00e1vah, V, 52, 12.\ntigm\u00e1-\u00e2yudha, having sharp weapons: tigm\u00e1-\u00e2yudhau (Soma and Rudra),\n[paragraph continues] VI, 74, 4; tigm\u00e1-\u00e2yudh\u00e2ya (Rudra), VII, 46, 1.\ntigm\u00e1-heti, having sharp bolts: tigm\u00e1-het\u00ee, VI, 74, 4.\ntir\u00e1s, across: tir\u00e1h, I, 19, 7; 8; through, V, 53, 14; VIII, 94, 7.\u2014tir\u00e1h kitt\u00e2\u00b4ni, beyond thoughts, VII, 59, 8:1.\ntishthadgu, at sunset: (V, 54, 5:1.)\ntishy\u00e3, N. of a star: tishy\u00e3h, V, 54, 13:4.\nt\u00fa, part.: VIII, 7, 11.\ntug: Inf. tug\u00e1se, (I, 87, 6:1.)\ntuturv\u00e1ni, hastening: tuturv\u00e1nih, I, 168, 1:2.\ntur, to hasten: turayante, II, 34, 3.\n-tur at the end of compounds: (VI, 66, 7:3.)\ntur\u00e1, quick: tur\u00e2sah (Maruts), I, 166, 14; tur\u00e2\u00b4n\u00e2m, I, 171, 1; VII, 56, 10; 58, 5; tur\u00e2\u00b4ya, VI, 66, 9; tur\u00e1m, VII, 56, 19.\nturany\u00fa, rushing: turany\u00e1vah, I, 134, 5.\nTurasravas: (V, 52, 11:1.)\nturv, to save: t\u00fb\u00b4rvatha, VIII, 20, 24:1.\u2014turv\u00e1ne, (48.)\nTurv\u00e1sa: Turv\u00e1sam, VIII, 7, 18; (VIII, 20, 24:1.)\ntuvi-g\u00e2t\u00e1, mighty: tuvi-g\u00e2t\u00e2\u00b4h, I, 168, 4; tuvi-g\u00e2ta\u00fa, I, 2, 9.\ntuvi-dyumn\u00e1, vigorous: tuvi-dyumn\u00e2\u00b4sah, I, 88, 3:[1, 2]; tuvi-dyumn\u00e2\u00b4h, V, 87, 7.\ntuvi-nrimn\u00e1, of strong manhood: tuvi-nrimn\u00e1m (sr\u00e1vah), I, 43, 7:1.\nt\u00favi-magha, of great bounty: t\u00favi-magh\u00e2sah, V, 57, 8; 58, 8.\nt\u00favi-manyu, wrathful: t\u00favi-manyavah, VII, 58, 2.\ntuvi-mraksh\u00e1: (I, 64, 4:3.)\ntuvi-r\u00e2\u00b4dhas, of great wealth: tuvi-r\u00e2\u00b4dhasah, V, 58, 2.\nt\u00favishmat, strong: t\u00favishm\u00e2n, I, 165, 6; VII, 56, 7; 58, 1:1.\ntuvi-svan, strong-voiced: tuvi-svanah, I, 166, 1.\ntuvi-sv\u00e1ni, loudly neighing: t\u00fb\u00b4vi-sv\u00e1nih, V, 56, 7.\nt\u00fb\u00b4yam, quick: VII, 59, 4.\nTrina-skand\u00e1: trina-skand\u00e1sya, I, 172, 3.\nTritsu: Tritsus, or Vasishthas, are called Kapardinah, (I, 114, 1:2.)\ntrid, to pierce: tatrid\u00e2n\u00e2\u00b4h, V, 53, 7:1; (227.)\ntrip, to be satisfied, caus. to satisfy: tarpayanta, I, 85, 11; trip\u00e1n (for trip\u00e1t, Pada), VII, 56, 10:1.\ntript\u00e1-amsu, (squeezed) from ripe stems: tript\u00e1-amsavah, I, 168, 3.\ntrish, to be thirsty: tr\u00edshyantam, V, 61, 7.\ntrishu-ky\u00e1vas, flickering: trishu-ky\u00e1vasah, VI, 66, 10.\ntrishn\u00e1g, thirsty: trishn\u00e1ge, I, 85, 11; V, 57, 1.\ntr\u00edshn\u00e2, greed: tr\u00edshnay\u00e2 sah\u00e1, I, 38, 6.\ntr\u00ee, to cross: t\u00e1rema ap\u00e1h, VII, 56, 24; tarati, VII, 59, 2; t\u00e1rema, let us speed, V, 54, 15; r\u00e1gas tar, to pass through the air, (VI, 66, 7:3); see tarutr\u00ed.\u2014t\u00e1rushante \u00e2\u00b4, they race, V, 59, 1.\u2014pr\u00e1 tirate, he spreads forth, VII, 59, 2; pr\u00e1 tiradhvam, VII, 56, 14; pr\u00e1 tirata nah, lead us to (Dat.), VII, 57, 5; pr\u00e1 tireta, help us, VII, 58, 3; pr\u00e1 t\u00e2rishat (\u00e2\u00b4y\u00fbmshi), may he prolong, X, 186, 1.\u2014v\u00ed tir\u00e2ti, it furthers, VII, 58, 3.\ntok\u00e1, kith: tok\u00e2\u00b4ya, I, 43, 2; tok\u00e1m t\u00e1nayam, kith and kin, I, 64, 14; VII, 56, 20; tok\u00e2\u00b4ya t\u00e1nay\u00e2ya, V, 53, 13; I, 114, 6; II, 33, 14; tok\u00e9 t\u00e1naye, VI, 66, 8; I, 114, 8; tok\u00e9shu t\u00e1nayeshu, VII, 46, 3.\ntm\u00e1n, self: tm\u00e1ne tok\u00e2\u00b4ya t\u00e1nay\u00e2ya, to us and to our kith and kin, I, 114, 6.\ntm\u00e1n\u00e2, by oneself: (I, 167, 9:1); I, 168, 4; 5; V, 52, 2; 6; 8; 87, 4; VIII, 94, 8; freely, VII, 57, 7; barh\u00e1n\u00e2\n[paragraph continues] tm\u00e1n\u00e2, by their own might, X, 77, 3.\ntyag, to push off, to drive away, then, to leave: (270.)\nty\u00e1gas: ty\u00e1gas\u00e2, in his scorn, I, 166, 12:6; (267 seqq.); ty\u00e1gas, leaving, forsaking, (267); attack, onslaught, (268 seqq.); weapon, (268.)\nty\u00e1d, pron. \u2026: et\u00e1t ty\u00e1t, I, 88, 5; esh\u00e2\u00b4 sy\u00e2\u00b4, I, 88, 6.\ntr\u00e2tr\u00ed, protector: tr\u00e2t\u00e2\u00b4rah, VII, 56, 22.\ntri, three: tisr\u00e1h ksh\u00e1pah, Acc., (I, 64, 8:2); tr\u00ee\u00b4ni s\u00e1ramsi, three lakes, VIII, 7, 10:2.\ntr\u00ed-ambaka, see try\u00e3mbaka.\nTrit\u00e1: trit\u00e1m, II, 34, 10:1; trit\u00e1h, II, 34, 14; V, 54, 2; trit\u00e1sya, VIII, 7, 24.\ntri-dh\u00e2\u00b4tu, threefold: tri-dh\u00e2\u00b4t\u00fbni, I, 85, 12.\ntri-vr\u00edt, threefold: of the sacrifice, (VIII, 7, 1:1)\ntr\u00eds, thrice: dv\u00edh tr\u00edh, VI, 66, 2.\ntri-sadhasth\u00e1, dwelling in three abodes (Soma): tri-sadhasth\u00e1sya, VIII, 94, 5:2.\ntri-st\u00fabh, threefold: tri-st\u00fabham \u00edsham, the threefold draught, VIII, 7, 1:1.\u2014tri-stubh = 'Three-step,' p. xcvi.\ntrai, to protect: tr\u00e2\u00b4yadhve, V, 53, 15; VII, 59, 1.\ntry\u00e3mbaka, N. of Rudra: try\u00e3mbakam, VII, 59, 12:1.\ntva, pron.: tv\u00e2 str\u00ee\u00b4, some woman, V, 61, 6; (360.)\ntv\u00e1kshas, energy: tv\u00e1ksh\u00e2msi, VIII, 20, 6.\ntv\u00e1ksh\u00eeyams, more vigorous: tv\u00e1ksh\u00eeyas\u00e2 v\u00e1yas\u00e2, II, 33, 6.\ntvad, pron. \u2026: k\u00edm te, what has happened to thee, y\u00e1t te asm\u00e9, what thou hast against us, I, 165, 3.\u2014t\u00fabhya for t\u00fabhyam, p. cxvii seq.\nTv\u00e1shtri: tv\u00e1sht\u00e2, I, 85, 9:1.\ntv\u00e2\u00b4-datta, given by thee: tv\u00e2\u00b4-dattebhih, II, 33, 2.\ntv\u00e2\u00b4-vat, like unto thee: tv\u00e2\u00b4-van, I, 165, 9.\ntvish, to blaze, to flare up: \u00e1titvishanta, V, 54, 12; atvishanta, VIII, 94, 7.\u2014(I, 37, 4:2.)\ntv\u00edsh, glare: tvish\u00e2\u00b4, X, 78, 6.\u2014dris\u00ed tvish\u00e9, to see the light, V, 52, 12:4.\ntv\u00edshi-mat, blazing: tv\u00edshi-mantah, VI, 66, 10.\ntvesh\u00e1, terrible, fierce, blazing: tvesh\u00e1h, V, 87, 5; tvesh\u00e1m, I, 38, 15; 168, 6; 9; V, 53, 10; 56, 9; 58, 2; 87, 6; VIII, 20, 13; I, 114, 4; 5; II, 33, 8; tvesh\u00e1sya, II, 33, 14; tvesh\u00e2\u00b4h, I, 38, 7; VIII, 20, 7; tvesh\u00e2\u00b4, I, 168, 7.\ntvesh\u00e1-dyumna, endowed with terrible vigour: tvesh\u00e1-dyumn\u00e2ya, I, 37, 4:2.\ntvesh\u00e1-prat\u00eeka, with terrible look: tvesh\u00e1-prat\u00eek\u00e2, I, 167, 5.\ntvesh\u00e1-y\u00e2ma, whose march is terrible: tvesh\u00e1-y\u00e2m\u00e2h, I, 166, 5.\ntvesh\u00e1-ratha, with blazing chariots: tvesh\u00e1-rathah, V, 61, 13.\ntvesh\u00e1-samdris, terrible to behold: tvesh\u00e1-samdrisah, I, 85, 8; V, 57, 5.\ntveshy\u00e3, fire and fury: tveshy\u1ebdna, VII, 58, 2.\nts\u00e2r\u00edn, hunter, watcher: ts\u00e2r\u00ee\u00b4, I, 134, 5:1.","title":"Vedic Hymns, Part I (SBE32): I. 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