{"collection":"Hinduism","html_url":"https://unchartedknowledge.5gfusion.net/browse/hin/sbe32/sbe3294.htm","path":"hin/sbe32/sbe3294.htm","source_url":"https://sacred-texts.com/hin/sbe32/sbe3294.htm","text":"Vedic Hymns, Part I (SBE32), by Max M\u00fcller, [1891]\nha, particle: y\u00e1t ha, I, 37, 12; 13; 39, 3; 85, 7; 87, 3; 88, 5; VIII, 7, 11; 21; I, 134, 2; k\u00e1t ha n\u00fbn\u00e1m, I, 38, 1; VIII, 7, 31; k\u00e1m ha, I, 39, 1; k\u00e1h ha, V, 59, 4; y\u00fby\u00e1m ha, V, 59, 4.\nhams\u00e1, swan: hams\u00e2\u00b4sah, II, 34, 5; VII, 59, 7.\nhan, to kill, to strike: hanti, VII, 58, 4; hantana, VII, 59, 8; h\u00e1msi, II, 33, 15; \u00e1han, I, 85, 9; hanyate, V, 54, 7; ga\u1e45ghananta, I, 88, 2; gigh\u00e2msasi,\n[paragraph continues] I, 170, 2.\u2014abh\u00ed gigh\u00e2msati, he tries to hurt us, VII, 59, 8.\u2014\u00e1va hantana, strike down, II, 34, 9.\u2014\u00fat gighnante, they stir up, I, 64, 11.\u2014p\u00e1r\u00e2 hath\u00e1, you overthrow, I, 39, 3; p\u00e1r\u00e2-hat\u00e2, staggering, V, 56, 3:1.\u2014s\u00e1m h\u00e1nanta, they fight together for (Loc.), VII, 56, 22.\nh\u00e1nu, jaw: h\u00e1nv\u00e2-iva, I, 168, 5:1.\nh\u00e1nman, bolt: h\u00e1nman\u00e2, VII, 59, 8:1.\nhay\u00e9, hark! V, 57, 8; 58, 8.\nh\u00e1ri, bay: h\u00e1r\u00ee, the two bays (of Indra), I, 6, 2; 165, 4; h\u00e1r\u00ee vr\u00edshan\u00e2, the bay stallions, (139); s\u00e1pt\u00ee h\u00e1r\u00ee, (I, 85, 1:1); h\u00e1r\u00ee (of the Maruts), V, 56, 6.\u2014h\u00e1ri with synizesis, p. cxxiii.\nhari-vat, with bay-horses: hari-vah, I, 165, 3; 167, 1.\nh\u00e1ri-sipra, golden-jawed (or -helmeted): (II, 34, 33.)\nharmy\u00e1, fire-pit, hearth, house: (218 seqq.)\u2014harmy\u00e2\u00b4, living in houses, I, 166, 4:3.\nharmye-sth\u00e2\u00b4: harmye-sth\u00e2\u00b4h, standing by the hearth, (217); VII, 56, 16.\nhary, to be pleased with (Acc.): haryata, V, 54, 15.\u2014pr\u00e1ti haryate, it is acceptable, V, 57, 1; pr\u00e1ti haryanti, they yearn for me, I, 165, 4.\nharyat\u00e1, delicious: (147 seq.)\nh\u00e1va, call: h\u00e1vam, I, 86, 2; V, 87, 8; 9; VIII, 7, 9; I, 114, 11; I, 2, 1.\nh\u00e1vana, invocation: h\u00e1van\u00e2ni, V, 56, 2.\nhavana-sr\u00fat, mindful of invocations: havana-sr\u00fat, II, 33, 15:2\nhav\u00e1s, call, prayer: hav\u00e1s\u00e2, I, 64, 12:1; VI, 66, 11.\nhavih-kr\u00edt, sacrificer: havih-kr\u00edtam, I, 166, 2.\nhav\u00edshmat, carrying ablations: hav\u00edshm\u00e2n, I, 167, 6; hav\u00edshmantah, X, 77, 1; I, 114, 8.\nhav\u00eds, sacrifice: hav\u00edh, VII, 59, 9; 1, 114, 3; hav\u00edsh\u00e2, X, 121, 1 to 9; I, 166, 3; X, 168, 4; hav\u00edshah, V, 60, 6; hav\u00ee\u00b4mshi, I, 170, 5; VII, 57, 6; hav\u00edh-bhih, II, 33, 5.\nh\u00e1v\u00eeman, invocation: h\u00e1v\u00eeman, VII, 56, 15; h\u00e1v\u00eema-bhih, II, 33, 5.\nh\u00e1vya, called to assist: h\u00e1vyah, VIII, 20, 20:1.\nhavy\u00e1, offering, libation: havy\u00e2\u00b4, I, 171, 4; VII, 56, 12; 59, 5; VIII, 20, 9; 10; 16.\nhavy\u00e1-d\u00e2ti, offering: havy\u00e1-d\u00e2tim, V, 55, 10.\nhas, to laugh: gaksh from has, (284.)\nh\u00e1sta, hand: h\u00e1stah (bheshag\u00e1h g\u00e1l\u00e2shah), II, 33, 71; h\u00e1ste b\u00edbhrat bheshag\u00e2\u00b4, I, 114, 5; h\u00e1stayoh, I, 38, 1; h\u00e1steshu, I, 37, 3; 168, 3.\nhast\u00edn, elephant: hast\u00ednah, I, 64, 7:2.\nh\u00e2, to flee: g\u00edh\u00eeta, I, 37, 7:1; dya\u00fah g\u00edh\u00eete brih\u00e1t, the sky makes wide room, VIII, 20, 6.\u2014\u00e1pa ah\u00e2sata, \u00fat ah\u00e2sata, (VIII, 7, 2:1.)\u2014n\u00ed gihate, they bend down, V, 57, 3; 60, 2; VIII, 7, 34; n\u00ed ah\u00e2sata, they have gone down, VIII, 7, 2:1.\u2014pr\u00e1 gih\u00eete, flies out of your way, I, 166, 5:2.\nh\u00e2, to forsake, to leave behind: \u00e1gah\u00e2tana, VIII, 7, 31; hitv\u00e2\u00b4, V, 53, 14.\nh\u00e2ridra, yellow: (232.)\nh\u00ed, indeed, truly, for \u2026: kit h\u00ed, VII, 59, 7; h\u00ed kam, VII, 59, 5; vidm\u00e1 h\u00ed, I, 170, 3; VIII, 20, 3.\nhi, to prepare: hinomi, VII, 56, 12.\nhims, to hurt: m\u00e2\u00b4 nah hims\u00eet, X, 121, 9.\nhit\u00e1, friend: hit\u00e2\u00b4h-iva, I, 166, 3; hit\u00e1, kind, = s\u00fa-dhita, (225.)\nhinv, to rouse: hinvantu, II, 34, 12.\nhim\u00e1vat, the snowy mountain: him\u00e1vantah, X, 121, 4; (p. 4.)\nh\u00edm\u00e2, winter: sat\u00e1m h\u00edm\u00e2h, during a hundred\nwinters, I, 64, 14; V, 54, 15; II, 33, 2.\nh\u00edranya, gold: h\u00edranyam-iva, I, 43, 5; h\u00edranyaih, with golden ornaments, V, 60, 4; 11, 33, 9.\nHiranya-garbh\u00e1, the Golden Child: hiranya-garbh\u00e1h, X, 121, 1:1; (p. 3 seq.; 6.)\nh\u00edranya-kakra, on golden wheels: hiranya-kakr\u00e2n, I, 88, 5.\nh\u00edranya-nirnig, gold-adorned: h\u00edranya-nirnik, I, 167, 3.\nh\u00edranya-p\u00e2ni, golden-hoofed: h\u00edranyap\u00e2ni-bhih, VIII, 7, 27; (I, 38, 11:1.)\nhirany\u00e1ya, golden: hirany\u00e1yebhih, I, 64, 11; hirany\u00e1yam (v\u00e1gram), I, 85, 9; hirany\u00e1y\u00eeh, V, 54, 11; VIII, 7, 25; hirany\u00e1y\u00e2n (\u00e1tk\u00e2n), V, 55, 6; hirany\u00e1y\u00e2h, golden-coloured, V, 87, 5; hirany\u00e1y\u00e2sah, golden (chariots), VI, 66, 2:1; hirany\u00e1ye k\u00f3se, VIII, 20, 8:1.\nh\u00edranya-ratha, on golden chariots: h\u00edranya-rath\u00e2h, V, 57, 1.\nh\u00edranya-varna, golden-coloured: h\u00edranya-varn\u00e2n, II, 34, 11.\nh\u00edranya-v\u00e2s\u00ee, armed with golden daggers: h\u00edranya-v\u00e2s\u00eebhih, VIII, 7, 32.\nh\u00edranya-sipra, golden-jawed: h\u00edranya-sipr\u00e2h, II, 34, 3:3.\nh\u00edri-sipra, golden-jawed (or -helmeted): (II, 34, 3:3.)\nh\u00eed, to hate: gih\u00eelir\u00e9, VII, 58, 5; h\u00eelit\u00e1sya, furious, VII, 46, 4.\nhu, to sacrifice: guhum\u00e1h (c. Gen.), X, 121, 10; guhav\u00e2ma te hav\u00edh, I, 114, 3.\nhri, to be angry: y\u00e1th\u00e2 n\u00e1 hrin\u00eesh\u00e9, II, 33, 15.\nhr\u00edd, heart: hrid\u00e2\u00b4, I, 171, 2; V, 56, 2; v\u00e1syas\u00e2 hrid\u00e2\u00b4, VIII, 20, 18; hrid\u00e9, 1, 43, 1; X, 186, 1; hrit-s\u00fa, I, 168, 3.\nh\u00e9las, anger: h\u00e9lah, I, 171, 1; 114, 4.\nhet\u00ed, weapon: het\u00edh, II, 33, 14; het\u00e1yah, pp. xlviii; l.\nh\u00f3tri, caller: h\u00f3trishu, VIII, 20, 20:1.\nh\u00f3tri, the Hotri priest: h\u00f3t\u00e2, VII, 56, 18; VIII, 94, 6:1; p\u00e1\u00f1ka h\u00f3tr\u00een, II, 34, 14; h\u00f3trishu, (VIII, 20, 20:1.)\nhr\u00e2duni-vr\u00edt, whirling the hail: hr\u00e2duni-vr\u00edtah, V, 54, 3.\nhru, to injure: v\u00ed hrun\u00e2ti, he can injure, I, 166, 12; (I, 166, 8:1.)\nhvri, or hvar, to overthrow: guhuranta, I, 43, 8; hru and hvar, (I, 166, 8:1.)\nhve, to call, to invoke: hav\u00e2mahe, II, 34, 11; VIII, 7, 6; 11; I, 114, 8; hvaye, V, 56, 5; huve, VIII, 94, 10 to 12; I, 2, 7; havate, VII, 56, 18; h\u00e1vate, he is invoked (?), II, 33, 5:1; v\u00edpram h\u00e1vam\u00e2nam, VIII, 7, 30.\u2014\u00e1nu hvaya, call after, V, 53, 1 6.\u2014\u00e1va hvaye, I call down, V, 56, 1.\u2014\u00e2\u00b4 huv\u00e2mahe, we call towards us, V, 56, 8; \u00e2\u00b4 huve, V, 56, 9; VII, 56, 10; \u00e2\u00b4 gohav\u00eeti, he calls again and again, VII, 56, 18.\u2014n\u00ed hvay\u00e2mahe, we call down, I, 114, 4; 5.\u2014pr\u00e1 h\u00fbyase, thou art called forth, I, 19, 1.","title":"Vedic Hymns, Part I (SBE32): I. 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