{"collection":"Hinduism","html_url":"https://unchartedknowledge.5gfusion.net/browse/hin/sbe46/sbe46134.htm","path":"hin/sbe46/sbe46134.htm","source_url":"https://sacred-texts.com/hin/sbe46/sbe46134.htm","text":"Vedic Hymns, Part II (SBE46), by Hermann Oldenberg [1897]\nA\na, demonstr. pronoun: ay\u00e2\u00b4, II, 6, 2:1.\n\u00c1msa, one of the \u00c2dityas, II, 1, 4:2.\nams\u00fa, Soma shoot, IV, 1, 29.\namhah-y\u00fa, dispelling anguish, V, 15, 3:1.\namhat\u00ed, distress, I, 94, 2.\n\u00e1mhas, evil, distress, anguish, I, 36, 14; 58, 8; 9; III, 15, 3; IV, 2, 8; 9; 3, 14; 11, 6; 12, 6.\nakt\u00fa, night, I, 36, 16; 68, 1; 94, 5; II, 10, 3; III, 7, 6; IV, 10, 5; \u00e1ti akt\u00fah (conj. \u00e1ti akt\u00fb\u00b4n), I, 143, 3:2.\nakt\u00fa, ointment: akt\u00fa-bhih agyate, III, 17, 1:1.\nakr\u00e1, a racer, I, 143, 7:2; 189, 7:5; III, 1, 12:1; IV, 6, 3:2.\naksh\u00e1n, eye: sat\u00e1m k\u00e1ksh\u00e2nah aksh\u00e1-bhih, I, 128, 3.\naksh\u00ed, eye: div\u00e1h aksh\u00ee\u00b4 \u00edti, I, 72, 10:1.\n\u00e1kshita, imperishable, I, 58, 5.\n\u00e1ksh\u00eeyam\u00e2na, inexhaustible, III, 9.\nag\u00f3t\u00e2, want of cows, III, 16, 5.\n\u00e1gop\u00e2, without a keeper, II, 4, 7.\nAgn\u00ed, fire, and god of fire, I, 1, 1, &c.; III, 2, 9:2; agn\u00edm-agnim, I, 12, 2; agn\u00edn\u00e2 agn\u00edh s\u00e1m idhyate, I, 12, 6; agne agn\u00edbhih, I, 26, 10; agn\u00edm (\u00e2\u00b4 vaha \u00e1gne), 1, 44, 8:1; vay\u00e2\u00b4h \u00edt agne agn\u00e1yah te any\u00e9, I, 59, 2; \u00edndram agn\u00edm, III, 12, 3; pur\u00eeshy\u1ea7sah agn\u00e1yah, III, 22, 4; \u00e1gne v\u00edsvebhih agn\u00ed-bhih, III, 24, 4; \u00e1gne \u00edndrah ka, III, 25, 4; agn\u00e1yah agn\u00edshu, V, 6, 6.\nagni-gihv\u00e1, fire-tongued: agni-gihv\u00e2h, I, 44, 14.\nagn\u00eddh, the Agn\u00eedh (priest): agn\u00edt (conj. agn\u00ee\u00b4t), II, 1, 2:2.\nagni-sr\u00ee\u00b4, possessing the beauty of Agni, III, 26, 5:1\n\u00e1gra, summit: rip\u00e1h \u00e1gram, III, 5, 5:1; \u00e1gre, at first, I, 31, 5; in front of, I, 127, 10.\nagriy\u00e1, foremost: agriy\u00e1m, I, 13, 10.\nagr\u00fb\u00b4, virgin: agr\u00favah, I, 140, 8:1; III, 29, 13:2.\nagh\u00e1, evil, I, 97, [1:1]\u20138; 128, 5; V, 3, 7; harmful foe, I, 189, 5.\nagha-y\u00e1t, harmful, IV, 2, 6; 24, 3.\nagha-y\u00fa, harmful, I, 27, 3:1; 147, 4; IV, 2, 9.\nagh\u00e1-samsa, attacking with evil spells, IV, 4, 3; V, 3, 7\n\u00e1ghny\u00e2, cow, IV, I, 6.\na\u1e45g\u00e1: y\u00e1t a\u1e45g\u00e1, whatever, I, 1, 6.\n\u00c1\u1e45giras, N. of Agni, I, 1, 6; 31, 1; 17; 74, 5; IV, 2, 15; 3, 15; 9, 7; V, 8, 4; 10, 7; 11, 6; 21, 1; gy\u00e9shtham \u00e1\u1e45giras\u00e2m, I, 127, 2; \u00e1\u1e45girah-tamah, the highest A\u1e45giras, I, 31, 2; 75, 2;\u2014pl. the A\u1e45giras (Rishis), I, 71, 2:1; IV, 3, 11:1; V, 11, 6:1\u2014a\u1e45girasv\u00e1t, I, 31, 17; 45, 3; 78, 3.\nak\u00edtta, unseen, IV, 3, 1.\n\u00e1kitti, folly, IV, 2, 11; thoughtlessness: \u00e1kitti-bhih, IV, 12, 4.\nakkh\u00e2v\u00e2ka, a certain priest, (I, 142, 4:2).\n\u00e1kkhidra, flawless, I, 58, 8; II, 3, 8; III, 15, 5.\n\u00e1kkhidra-\u00fbti, whose blessings are flawless, I, 145, 3.\n\u00e1kyuta, unshakeable, II, 3, 3.\nag, to drive: \u00fat agate, he raises up, I, 95, 7; \u00fat \u00e2gan, they have driven out, IV, 1, 13; \u00e2\u00b4 ag\u00e2ti, may he lead, V, 2, 5; s\u00e1m ag\u00e2ti, may he get together, V, 2, 12; agur yamuh, V, 6, 10:2.\nag\u00e1, goat, I, 67, 5:1\nag\u00e1ra, undecaying, never ageing, I, 58, 2; 4; 127, 5; 9; 143, 3; 144, 4; 146, 2; II, 8, 4:1; III, 2, 2; 6, 4; 8, 2; 18, 2; 23, 1; V, 4, 2.\n\u00e1gasra, unwearied, I, 189, 4; III, 1, 21; 26, 7.\n\u00e1g\u00e2ta, unborn, V, 15, 2.\n\u00e1g\u00e2mi, unrelated, IV, 4, 5; V, 19, 4.\nagir\u00e1, agile, I, 140, 4; III, 9, 8.\nagury\u00e1, undecaying, I, 146, 4; II, 3, 5; 8, 2; III, 7, 4; 7; agury\u00e1m (conj. agury\u00e1h), I, 67, 1:2.\n\u00e1g\u00f1\u00e2ta-keta, with unknown design, V, 3, 11.\n\u00e1gma, course, III, 2, 12.\n\u00e1gman, race, I, 65, 6.\n\u00e1gra, plain: brihat\u00e1h \u00e1gr\u00e2n, IV, 1, 17.\na\u00f1g, to anoint, I, 95, 6, &c.;\u2014sam\u00e2nag\u00e9, he has shaped, I, 188, 9; s\u00e1m a\u00f1gatah, II, 3, 7:1; tr\u00eddh\u00e2 s\u00e1m-aktam, thrice-anointed, II, 3, 10; akt\u00fa-bhih agyate, III, 17, 1:1; a\u1e45kte, he anoints himself, V, 1, 3; anakti, IV, 6, 3:3.\na\u00f1g\u00ed, ointment: a\u00f1g\u00ed-bhih, I, 36, 13:1.\n\u00e1tandra, unwearied, I 72, 7; 95, 2:1; IV, 4, 12.\natas\u00e1, brushwood, I, 58, 2; 4; II 4, 7; III, 7, 3:2; IV, 4, 4; 7, 10.\n\u00e1tithi, guest, I, 44, 4; 58, 6; 73, 1:2; II, 2, 8; 4, 1; III, 2, 2; 3, 8; 26, 2; IV, 1, 20:1; 2, 7; V, 1, 8; 9; 3, 5; 4, 5; 8, 2; 18, 1.\nat\u00fbrta, unconquered, V, 25, 5.\natrip\u00e1, insatiable, IV, 5, 14.\n\u00e1tka, vesture, I, 95, 7.\n\u00e1tya, racer: \u00e1tyah n\u00e1 prishth\u00e1m rokate, I, 58, 2:1;\u2014I, 65, 6; 149, 3; II, 4, 4; III, 2, 3; 7; 7, 9; \u00e1tyam n\u00e1 s\u00e1ptim, III, 22, 1:1; IV, 2, 3; V, 25, 6.\n\u00c1tri, V, 2, 6; 7, 10;\u2014pl. the Atris, V, 22, 4;\u2014atri-v\u00e1t, I, 45, 3:1; V, 4, 9; 7, 8:1; 22, 1.\n\u00e1tri, devourer, II, 8, 5:1.\natr\u00edn, ghoul, I, 36, 14:1; 20; 94, 9.\n\u00e1tha, and, I, 26, 9.\nathar\u00ee\u00b4, elephant (?): athary\u00e0h n\u00e1 d\u00e1ntam, IV, 6, 82.\nad, to eat: \u00e2\u00b4dat, I, 127, 6:2.\nad\u00e1t, having no teeth, I, 189, 5.\n\u00e1dabdha, undeceivable, I, 76, 2; 95, 9; 128, 1; 143, 8; II, 9, 6; III, 1, 6; IV, 4, 3; V, 19, 4.\n\u00e1dabdhavrata-pramati, protector of infallible laws, II, 9, 1:1.\nad\u00e1s: asa\u00fa, yonder (sun), V, 17, 3:1.\n\u00e1d\u00e2bhya, undeceivable, I, 31, 10; III, 11, 5; 26, 4; V, 5, 2.\n\u00c1diti, I, 94, 16; 95, II; 98, 3; II, 1, 11; III, 4, 11; IV, 12, 4; m\u00e2t\u00e2\u00b4 \u00c1ditih, I, 72, 9;\u2014a name of Agni, I, 94, 15:1;\u2014Freedom, IV, 1, 20:1;\u2014\u00e1ditim urushya, IV, 2, 11:3;\u2014m., IV, 3, 8:2.\n\u00e1dripita, undismayed, I, 143, 8; not proud, IV, 3, 3.\n\u00e1dripta, never foolish, 1, 69, 3.\n\u00e1deva, godless, III, 1, 16; V, 2, 9; 10.\n\u00e1deva-yu, not caring for the gods, I, 250, 2.\n\u00e1dbhuta, mysterious, wonderful, I, 77, 3:2; 94, 12; 13; 142, 3; 10; II, 7, 6; V, 10, 2; 23, 2;\u2014secret, IV, 2, 12.\n\u00e1dman, food, I, 58, 2.\n\u00e1dri, rock, I, 70, 4:1; 71, 2; 73, 6; 149, 1; IV, 1, 14; 15; 2, 15:3; 3, 11;\u2014press-stone, III, 1, 1.\nadr\u00fah, guileless, II, 1, 14:2; III, 9, 4; 22, 4.\nadrogh\u00e1, guileless, III, 14, 6.\n\u00e1dvayat, truthful, III, 29, 5.\n\u00e1dvay\u00e2vin, in whom is no falsehood, III, 2, 15.\n\u00e1dha, then: \u00e1dha ksharanti (for adh\u00e1h ksharanti?), I, 72, 10:3.\n\u00e1dhi, prep. with abl., on behalf of: rit\u00e2\u00b4t \u00e1dhi, I, 36, 11:1.\n\u00e1dhi-iti, remembrance, II, 4, 8.\nadhi-m\u00e1nthana, the support on which the rubbing (for producing the fire) is performed, III, 29, 1:2.\nadh\u00eev\u00e2s\u00e1, upper garment, I, 140, 9.\n\u00e1dhrigu, liberal, III, 21, 4:1; V, 10, 1.\nAdhr\u00edg? V, 7, 10:1.\n\u00e1dhvan, way, I, 31, 16; 71, 9; \u00e1dhvanah deva-y\u00e2\u00b4n\u00e2n, I, 72, 7:3.\nadhvar\u00e1, worship, rite, sacrifice, I, 1, 4:1; 8; 12, 7, &c.: adhvar\u00e1m yaga, I, 26, 1; p\u00e1tih adhvar\u00e2\u00b4n\u00e2m, 1, 44, 9; r\u00e2gantam adhvar\u00e2\u00b4n\u00e2m, I, 45, 4; p. 429 yag\u00f1\u00e1sya adhvar\u00e1sya, I, 128, 4:1; adhvar\u00e2\u00b4-iva (conj. adhvar\u00e9-iva), III, 6, 10:3; adhvar\u00e1sya pra-net\u00e2\u00b4, III, 23, 1.\nadhvara-sr\u00ee\u00b4, beautifier of sacrifices, I, 44, 3:2.\nadhvariy, to be as an Adhvaryu: adhvari-yasi, II, 1, 2.\nadhvari-y\u00e1t, performing the sacrificial service, IV, 9, 5.\nadhvary\u00fa, the Adhvaryu priest, I, 94, 6; II, 5, 6; III, 5, 4; IV, 6, 4; adhvary\u00fa-bhih pa\u00f1k\u00e1-bhih, III, 7, 7.\n\u00e1nagna, not naked, III, 1, 6.\n\u00e1nagni-tr\u00e2, not standing under Agni's protection, I, 189, 3.\n\u00e1nadat, not eating, III, 1, 6.\nanant\u00e1, infinite, IV, 1, 7:2.\nanapa-vrigy\u00e1, interminable, I, 146, 3.\nanam\u00eev\u00e1, free from plagues, III, 16, 3; 22, 4.\nanarv\u00e1n, untouched, I, 94, 2; unattainable, II, 6, 5.\nanavady\u00e1, blameless, I, 31, 9; 71, 8; 73, 3.\nanavabhr\u00e1-r\u00e2dhas, with gifts that cannot be taken away, III, 26, 6.\n\u00e1nasvat, together with a car, V, 27, 1.\n\u00e1n\u00e2krita, whom it is not possible to drive to a place, I, 141, 7:1.\n\u00e1n\u00e2ga, sinless, IV, 12, 4.\nan\u00e2g\u00e2h-tv\u00e1, sinlessness, I, 94, 15.\n\u00e1n\u00e2yata, unsupported, IV, 13, 5.\nan\u00e2yudh\u00e1, unarmed, IV, 5, 14.\nanin\u00e1, feeble, I, 150, 2.\nanindr\u00e1, Indra-less, V, 2, 3.\n\u00e1ni-b\u00e2ddh\u00e1, unattached, IV, 13, 5.\nani-b\u00e2dh\u00e1, unbounded, III, 1, 11:1.\n\u00e1nibhrishta-tavishi, of undecaying strength, V, 7, 7.\nani-m\u00e2n\u00e1, immeasurable, I, 27, 11.\n\u00e1nimishat, never slumbering, I, 143, 8.\n\u00e1ni-misham, with unwinking eyes, V, 19, 2.\n\u00e1ni-mesham, unremittingly, I, 31, 12.\nanir\u00e1, sapless, IV, 5, 14.\n\u00e1ni-vrita, unrestrained, III, 29, 6.\nanisha\u1e45g\u00e1, without a quiver, I, 31, 13:2.\n\u00e1n\u00eeka, face, II, 9, 6; III, 1, 15; 19, 4:1; IV, 5, 9:1; 15; 10, 3; 11, 1; 12, 2; V, 2, 1.\n\u00e1nu, prep. with ablat., I, 141, 3:2.\nanukth\u00e1, hymnless, V, 2, 3.\n\u00e1pupa-kshita, undecaying, III, 13, 7.\nanushth\u00fa, by one's present power, I, 95, 3.\nanushthuy\u00e2\u00b4, by one's present power, IV, 4, 14.\nanu-saty\u00e1, follower of truth, III, 26, 1.\nanu-svadh\u00e1m, according to one's wont or nature, II, 3, 11; III, 6, 9.\n\u00e1n\u00fbna, without flaw, I, 146, 1; II, 10, 6; III, 1, 5; IV, 2, 19; 5, 1.\n\u00e1nrigu, sinful, IV, 3, 13.\nanrit\u00e1, sinful, IV, 5, 5.\n\u00e1nrita, falsehood, V, 12, 4.\naneh\u00e1s, unmenaced, III, 9, 1.\nantah-vidv\u00e1ms, knowing, I, 72, 7.\n\u00e1ntama, nearest (friend), I, 27, 5; III, 10, 8; V, 24, 1.\n\u00e1ntara, closest; I, 31, 13; nearer, III, 18, 2;\u2014in the midst, I, 44, 12.\nant\u00e1riksha, air, I, 73, 8; III, 6, 8; 8, 8; 22, 2; IV, 14, 2; V, 1, 11.\n\u00e1nti, nigh, I, 79, 11; 94, 9.\nandh\u00e1, blind, I, 147, 3:1; 148, 5:2.\n\u00e1ndhas, darkness, I, 94, 7.\n\u00e1ndhas, sap, IV, I, 19.\n\u00e1nna, food: sthir\u00e2\u00b4 \u00e1nn\u00e2, I, 127, 4:3; IV, 7, 10; tri-vr\u00edt \u00e1nnam, I, 140, 2:2; \u00e1nn\u00e2, instr., IV, 7, 11:1.\n\u00e1nniyat, desirous of food, IV, 2, 7.\nany\u00e1d-anyad, the one and the other, 1, 95, 1.\nany\u00e1-vrata, following another law, V, 20, 2.\n\u00e1p, pl., water, Waters, I, 36, 8; 95, 3:1; 96, 1; 2; IV, 3, 12, &c.; g\u00e1rbhah ap\u00e2\u00b4m, I, 70, 3; III, 1, 1:2; 13; 5, 3; ap\u00e2m n\u00e1p\u00e2t, I, 143, 1:2; III, 9, 1; ap\u00e2\u00b4m up\u00e1-sthe, I, 144, 2; ap\u00e2\u00b4m sadh\u00e1-sthe, I, 149, 4; II, 4, 2; \u00e2\u00b4yuh ap\u00e2\u00b4m, III, 1, 5; m\u00e2tr\u00eeh ap\u00e1h, III, 9, 2; ap-s\u00fa srit\u00e1m, III, 9, 4; ap\u00e2\u00b4m duron\u00e9, III, 25, 5; \u00e1vindat ap\u00e1h, V, 14, 4:1.\n\u00e1patya, offspring, I, 68, 7.\n\u00e1par\u00e2-gita, unconquered, III, 12, 9; V, 25, 6.\n\u00e1pari-vrita, uncovered, II, 10, 3.\napasy\u00e1, bereft of sight, I, 148, 5:2.\n\u00e1pas, work, I, 68, 5; 69, 8:2; 70, 8; II, 3, 6; III, 3, 3; 12, 7; IV, 2, 14; see ap\u00e1s.\nap\u00e1s, active, I, 31, 8; 71, 3; 95, 4; III, 2, 5; 7; 8, 5;\u2014work: p. 430 ap\u00e1si (conj. up\u00e1si), III, I, 3:3; 11:4; ap\u00e1h (conj. \u00e1pah), III, 6, 7:2.\napasy\u00fa, ever active, I, 79, 1.\nap\u00e2\u00b4d, footless, IV, 1, 11.\nap\u00e2r\u00e1, boundless, III, I, 14.\napi-dh\u00ed, covering, I, 127, 7:3.\napi-sarvar\u00e1, approach of darkness, III, 9, 7:2.\napi-sthit\u00e1, standing on, I, 145, 4:6.\n\u00e1p\u00fbrvya, wonderful, III, 13, 5.\n\u00e1prinat, not giving, V, 7, 10.\nap-t\u00far, crossing the waters, III, 27, 11:3.\nap-t\u00fb\u00b4rya, crossing the waters, III, 22, 8:1.\n\u00c1pnav\u00e2na, IV, 7, 1.\n\u00e1pnasvat, rich: \u00e1pnasvat\u00eeshu urv\u00e1r\u00e2su, I, 127, 6.\n\u00e1pya, living in the water I, 145, 5.\n\u00e1pra-\u00e2yu(s), unremitting, I, 127, 5:4\n\u00e1prati-skuta, unrepressed, III, 2, 34.\n\u00e1pra-dripita, unconfused, I, 145, 2.\napra-mrishy\u00e1, not to be despised, IV, 2, 5.\n\u00e1pra-yukkhat, never failing, unremitting, I, 143, 8; II, 9, 2; III, 5, 6; 20, 2.\n\u00e1pra-v\u00eet\u00e2, virgin, IV, 7, 9:1.\napsu-s\u00e1d, dwelling in the waters, III, 3, 5.\nabhi-khy\u00e2\u00b4, looking at, I, 148, 5:2.\nabh\u00ed-g\u00f1\u00fa, on one's knees, I, 72, 5.\nabh\u00ed-dyu, striving for heaven, I, 127, 7; III, 27, 1.\nabhi-pitv\u00e1, the time of rest, I, 189, 7:[2, 3].\nabh\u00ed-m\u00e2ti, plotter, III, 24, 1; assault, V, 23, 4:1.\nabhim\u00e2ti-s\u00e1h, victorious over hostile plots, II, 4, 9.\nabhi-y\u00fag, attack, III, 11, 6; V, 4, 5.\nabh\u00ed-sasti, curse, I, 71, 10; V, 3, 7; 12.\nabhisasti-k\u00e2\u00b4tana, dispeller of curses, III, 3, 6.\nabhisasti-p\u00e2\u00b4van, protector against imprecations, I, 76, 3.\nabhi-sr\u00ee\u00b4, leading to, or striving for, gloriousness, I, 98, 1:1; 144, 6.\nabh\u00edshti, victory, V, 17, 5.\nabhishti-kr\u00edt, helpful, IV, 11, 4.\nabhi-hr\u00fat, injury, I, 128, 5; anything leading astray, I, 189, 6:1.\nabh\u00ee\u00b4ke with ablat., I, 71, 8:4.\nabhr\u00e1, cloud, I, 79, 2.\nabhr\u00e2tr\u00ed, brotherless: abhr\u00e2t\u00e1rah, IV, 5, 5:2.\n\u00e1bhva, wondrous, I, 140, 5; monstrous might, II, 4, 5.\nam, to plague: abh\u00ed \u00e1manta, I, 189, 3:1.\n\u00e1ma, vehemence, I, 66, 7; fear: \u00e1me dh\u00e2t, I, 67, 3.\nam\u00e1ti, impetuous splendour, I, 73, 2:3.\n\u00e1mati, lack of thoughts, senselessness, III, 8, 2:1; 16, 5; IV, 11, 6.\n\u00e1martya, immortal, I, 44, 1; 11; 58, 3; III, 2, 11; 10, 9; 11, 2; 24, 2; 27, 5; 7; IV, 1, 1; 8, 1; 9, 2; V, 4, 10.\n\u00e1mardhat, never failing, III, 25, 4.\n\u00e1ma-vat, violent, impetuous, I, 36, 20; IV, 4, 1.\nam\u00edtra, enemy, III, 18, 2; IV, 4, 4; 12, 2.\namitra-d\u00e1mbhana, deceiver of foes, IV, 15, 4.\namitra-y\u00fadh, attacking the enemies, III, 29, 15.\n\u00e1minat, innocent, IV, 5, 6.\nam\u00eeva-k\u00e2\u00b4tana, driving away sickness: am\u00eeva-k\u00e2\u00b4tanam, I, 12, 7.\n\u00e1m\u00eev\u00e2, plague, 1, 189, 3; III, 15, 1.\n\u00e1m\u00fbra, not foolish, unerring, wise, I, 68, 8:1; 72, 2: 141, 12; III, 19, 1; 25, 3; IV, 4, 12; 6, 2; 11, 5.\n\u00e1mrikta, uninjured, inviolable, III, 6, 4; 21, 6; IV, 3, 12:1.\namr\u00edta, immortal (Agni), I, 26, 9:1; 44, 5:1; 58, 1; 70, 4:2, &c.;\u2014pl. the immortal gods, I, 59, 1, &c.;\u2014immortality, I, 13, 5:2; 68, 4:1; 72, 1:1; 6; III, 1, 14; 23, 1:2; 25, 2; V, 3, 4; 28, 2; amr\u00edtasya n\u00e2\u00b4bhim, III, 17, 4;\u2014ambrosia, I, 71, 9:3; III, 26, 7; V, 2, 3:2.\namrita-tv\u00e1, immortality, I, 31, 7; 72, 9; 96, 6; V, 4, 10.\n\u00e1mrityu, immortal, III, 2, 9.\n\u00e1yas, ore, IV, 2, 17:3.\nay\u00e2\u00b4, thus, III, 12, 2.\nay\u00e2\u00b4s, never-tiring (flame), III, 18, 21; IV, 6, 10.\nar\u00e1, spoke of a wheel, I, 141, 9; V, 13, 6.\naraksh\u00e1s, benevolent, II, 10, 5.\n\u00e1rana, stranger, V, 2, 5.\nar\u00e1ni, kindling-stick, I, 127, 4:1; III, 29, 2; V, 9, 3.\narat\u00ed, steward (?), I, 58, 7:1; 59, 2; 128, 6; 8; II, 2, 2; 3; 4, 2; III, 17, 4; IV, 1, 1; 2, 1; V, 2, 1:3.\n\u00e1ram, enough, I, 66, 5; d\u00e2\u00b4sat \u00e1ram, he satisfies, I, 70, 5; readily, II, 5, 7:2; 8; pur\u00fa v\u00e2 \u00e1ram (conj. puruv\u00e2\u00b4ram), I, 142, 10:2.\naram-kr\u00edt, doing service, II, 1, 7:1.\n\u00e1rarivams, niggardly, I, 147, 4; 150, 2; III, 18, 2.\n\u00e1r\u00e2ti, malign power, II, 7, 2; III, 18, 1; 24, 1; IV, 4, 4; \u00e1r\u00e2tau (conj. for arata\u00fa), V, 2, 1:3; pl., V, 2, 6.\nar\u00e2ti-y\u00e1t, niggard, I, 99, 1:2.\nar\u00e2ti-v\u00e1n, malicious, I, 147, 4.\n\u00e1r\u00e2van, niggard: \u00e1r\u00e2vnah, I, 36, 15; 16.\nar\u00ed, poor: ary\u00e1h, I, 70, 1:[1, 2]; 71, 3:2; 150, 1:1;\u2014he who does not give, niggard, I, 73, 5:[1, 2]; II, 8, 2; IV, 4, 6; V, 2, 12.\nar\u00ed, the \u00c2rya: ary\u00e1h, IV, 2, 12:3; 18:5.\n\u00e1rishta, uninjured, V, 18, 3.\n\u00e1rishyat, unharmed: \u00e1rishyantah, II, 8, 6.\narun\u00e1, red, I, 73, 7; II, 1, 6.\narun\u00ee, the red (cow, or Dawn), I, 140, 13; IV, 1, 16:3; 2, 16; 14, 3:1.\n\u00e1rupita? IV, 5, 7:1.\narush\u00e1, red, ruddy, I, 36, 9; 141, 8; II, 2, 8; III, 1, 4; 7, 5; 15, 3; 29, 6; IV, 15, 6:2; V, 1, 5; arush\u00e2\u00b4, the two ruddy horses, I, 94, 10; II, 10, 2:1; IV, 2, 3; arush\u00e2\u00b4sah, I, 146, 2:2; IV, 6, 9; arush\u00e1sya vr\u00edshnah, V, 12, 2:2; 6;\u2014\u00e1rush\u00eem (conj. \u00e1rush\u00eeh?), I, 71, 1:2; \u00e1rush\u00eeh, I, 72, 10:4.\narush\u00e1-st\u00fbpa, whose summit is red, III, 29, 3.\n\u00e1r\u00fbkshita, soft, IV, 11, 1.\narep\u00e1s, stainless, IV, 10, 6.\nark\u00e1, song, I, 141, 13; III, 26, 7:1; 8; IV, 3, 15; 10, 3; V, 5, 4.\nark, to sing, praise: arkan, III, 14, 4; \u00e1rk\u00e2mi, IV, 4, 8; \u00e2nrik\u00fah, V, 6, 8; \u00e1rkantah, V, 13, 1; \u00e1rka, V, 16, 1:1; 22, 1; 25, 7;\u2014abh\u00ed k\u00e2r\u00e1m arkan, they sang triumphantly, IV, 2, 14:2;\u2014pr\u00e1 arkanti, III, 12, 5; pr\u00e1 arka, I sing, III, 23, 1:1.\nark\u00ed, flame, I, 36, 3; 20, &c.\nark\u00eds, flame, IV, 7, 9; V, 17, 3.\n\u00e1rna, flood: div\u00e1h \u00e1rnam, III, 22, 3.\narnav\u00e1, waving, III, 22, 2:2.\n\u00e1rnas, wave, IV, 3, 12.\n\u00e1rtha, aim, I, 144, 3:2; III, 11, 3:2; IV, 6, 10.\n\u00e1rbha, small, I, 146, 5.\narbhak\u00e1, little: arbhak\u00e9bhyah, I, 27, 13.\n\u00e1rmin\u00ee in n\u00e2\u00b4rmin\u00ee? (I, 149, 3:1).\nary\u00e1, Aryan, IV, 1, 7; (2, 12:3; 18:5;) V, 16, 3.\nAryam\u00e1n, I, 26, 4; 36, 4; 44, 13; 79, 3; 141, 9; II, 1, 4; IV, 2, 4: 3, 5; V, 3, 2.\narv\u00e1\u00f1k: arv\u00e2\u00b4\u00f1kam y\u00e1kshva, sacrifice and bring hither, I, 47, 10.\n\u00e1rvat, horse, I, 27, 9; 73, 9; 145, 3:1; II, 2, 10; IV, 15, 6; V, 6, 1; 2.\n\u00e1rvan, horse, I, 149, 3; IV, 7, 11; 11, 4.\narh\u00e1n\u00e2, deservedly, I, 127, 6.\n\u00e1rhat, worthy, I, 94, 1; II, 3, 1; 3; V, 7, 2.\nav, to protect, bless, help: \u00e1v\u00e2h, I, 27, 7; avishah, III, 13, 6, &c.\n\u00e1va: agn\u00e9h \u00e1vena for agn\u00e9 r\u00e1vena, I, 128, 5:1.\navady\u00e1, disgrace, IV, 4, 15.\nav\u00e1ni, course, I, 140, 5;\u2014river, V, 11, 5.\navam\u00e1, lowest (god), IV, 1, 5.\n\u00e1vara, later (or, nearer), I, 141, 5;\u2014lower, II, 9, 3.\n\u00e1vas\u00e2na, not clothed, III, 1, 6.\nav\u00e1st\u00e2t, below, III, 22, 3.\nava-sth\u00e2\u00b4, retirement, V, 19, 1:1.\navasy\u00fa, desiring help, II, 6, 6.\navitr\u00ed, helper, I, 36, 2; 44, 10; III, 19, 5.\n\u00e1vi-mat, rich in sheep, IV, 2, 5:1.\navishy\u00e1t, wishing to drink, I, 58, 2.\navishy\u00fa, greedy, I, 189, 5.\nav\u00ee\u00b4rat\u00e2, want of heroes, III, 26, 5.\navrik\u00e1, without danger, I, 31, 13;\u2014keeping off the wolf, IV, 4, 12.\nas, to eat: pr\u00e1 as\u00e2na, III, 21, 1.\nasatr\u00fa, without a foe, V, 2, 12.\nas\u00e1ni, thunderbolt, I, 143, 5.\nas\u00e1s, cursing, IV, 4, 15.\n\u00e1siva, unkind, V, 12, 5.\nas\u00eersh\u00e1n, headless, IV, 1, 11.\n\u00e1sman, stone (flint), II, 1, 1; III, 29, 6.\n\u00e1sma-vraga, dwelling in the rock-stable, IV, 1, 13.\n\u00e1sramishtha, never tiring, IV, 4, 12.\n\u00e1srita, not resting on (?), IV, 7, 6:2.\nasva-d\u00e2\u00b4van, giver of horses, V, 18, 3:2.\n\u00e1sva-pesas, the ornament of which are horses, II, 1, 16.\n\u00e1svam-ishti, winner of horses, II, 6, 2:2.\n\u00c1sva-medha, N. p., V, 27, 4\u20136.\n\u00e1sva-r\u00e2dhas, giver of horses, V, 10, 4:1.\n\u00e1sv\u00e2, mare, III, 1, 4; 7, 2:2.\nasv\u00edn, rich in horses, IV, 2, 5:1; V, 4, 11.\nAsv\u00ednau, du., the two Asvins, I, 44, 2; 8; 14; III, 20, 1; 5; 29, 6:1; IV, 2, 4; 13, 1; 15, 9; 10; V, 26, 9:\n\u00e1svya, of the horses, I, 74, 7.\n\u00e1sh\u00e2lha, invincible, III, 25, 4.\nashtam\u00e1, eighth (rein or priest of Agni), II, 5, 2:1.\nasht\u00e2\u00b4-pad\u00ee, eight-footed (i. e. cow with calf), II, 7, 5:2.\nas, to be: pr\u00e1 astu, may it be foremost, I, 13, 9;\u2014sat\u00e1h ka bh\u00e1vatah ka, I, 96, 7; tv\u00e1m t\u00e2\u00b4n s\u00e1m ka pr\u00e1ti ka asi, thou art united with them and equal to them, II, I, 15.\nas, to throw: ava-\u00e1sya, I, 140, 10.\n\u00e1sat, nothingness, IV, 5, 14;\u2014untrue, V, 12, 4.\nasan\u00e2\u00b4, weapon, I, 148, 4.\nasaman\u00e1, striving apart, I, 140, 4.\n\u00e1sam-dita, unfettered, IV, 4, 2.\n\u00e1sam-mrishta, not cleansed, V, 11, 3.\nasask\u00e1t, not sticking together, I, 13, 6; 142, 6.\n\u00e1sasat, never sleeping, I, 143, 3.\n\u00e1sita, black, IV, 13, 4.\n\u00e1su, vital spirit, I, 240, 8.\n\u00e1sura, the Asura, miraculous lord, II, I, 6; III, 3, 4:1; 29, 14:1; IV, 2, 5:2; V, 12, 1; 15, 1; 27, 1.\nasury\u00e0, mysterious power, V, 10, 2.\n\u00e1sta, stall, I, 66, 9;\u2014home: \u00e1stam y\u00e1nti, V, 6, 1.\n\u00e1sta-t\u00e2ti, homestead, V, 7, 6.\n\u00e1stri, archer, I, 66, 7; 70, 11; 71, 5:1; 148, 4; IV, 4, 1.\n\u00e1strita, indestructible, I, 140, 8.\n\u00e1spandam\u00e2na, without trembling, IV, 3, 10.\nasm\u00e1d, pers. pronoun: asm\u00e2\u00b4kam astu, may he be ours, I, 13, 10; pr\u00e1 vah \u00eemahe, we entreat for you, I, 36, 1:1; vah untranslated, I, 66, 9:1; s\u00e1h nah, thus (give) us, II, 6, 5:1; \u00e2r\u00e9 asm\u00e1t, IV, 11, 6:1.\nasma-dr\u00fah, he who deceives us: asma-dhr\u00fak, I, 36, 16.\nasmadry\u00e0k, turned towards us, V, 4, 2.\nasma-y\u00fa, inclined towards us, I, 142, 10.\nasr\u00eddh, not failing, I, 13, 9; V, 5, 8.\n\u00e1sredhat, unerring, III, 14, 5.\nasrem\u00e1n? III, 29, 13:1\n\u00e1svapnag, never sleeping: \u00e1svapnagah, IV, 4, 12.\n\u00e1han, day, I, 71, 2; d\u00eergh\u00e2\u00b4 \u00e1h\u00e2, I, 140, 13; \u00e1hnah, by day, IV, 10, 5; \u00e1gre \u00e1hn\u00e2m, V, 1, 4; 5.\n\u00e1hi, snake, I, 79, 1.\nah\u00fbry\u00e1, not to be led astray: ah\u00fbry\u00e1h (conj. for \u00e2h\u00fb\u00b4ryah), 1, 69, 4:1.\n\u00e1hraya, fearless, I, 74, 8; glorious, III, 2, 4.\n\u00e1hray\u00e2na, fearless, IV, 4, 14.","title":"Vedic Hymns, Part II (SBE46): I. Index of Words: A","type":"page"}