{"collection":"Hinduism","html_url":"https://unchartedknowledge.5gfusion.net/browse/hin/sbe46/sbe46138.htm","path":"hin/sbe46/sbe46138.htm","source_url":"https://sacred-texts.com/hin/sbe46/sbe46138.htm","text":"Vedic Hymns, Part II (SBE46), by Hermann Oldenberg [1897]\nU\nukth\u00e1, hymn, litany, I, 27, 12; 71, 2; 140, 13; II, 8, 5; III, 5, 2; 13, 6; 20, 1; IV, 3, 4; 16; 6, 11; 11, 3; V, 4, 7; 6, 9; 18, 4.\nukth\u00e1v\u00e2has, (I, 127, 8:1).\nuktha-s\u00e1s, chanting litanies, IV, 2, 16.\nukth\u00edn, rich in hymns, III, 12, 5.\nukthy\u00e0, praiseworthy, I, 79, 12; III, 2, 13; 15; 10, 6; 26, 2; V, 26, 6.\nuksh, to sprinkle: a\u00fakshan, III, 9, 9; saty\u00e1m ukshan, IV, 1, 10.\nuksh, to grow. See vaksh.\nuksh\u00e1n, bull, I, 146, 2; II, 7, 5; III, 7, 6; 7:2; V, 27, 5.\nugr\u00e1, strong, mighty, I, 127, 11; III, 26, 5; IV, 2, 18:3.\nUgr\u00e1-deva: ugr\u00e1-devam, I, 36, 18:1.\nuk\u00e1tha, hymn, I, 73, 10; 143, 6; IV, 2, 20; V, 12, 3.\nutt\u00e2n\u00e1: utt\u00e2n\u00e2\u00b4, lying extended on her back, II, 10, 3:1; III, 29, 3:2; V, I, 3:4;\u2014ny\u00e0\u1e45 utt\u00e2n\u00e1h, spread out downwards-turned, IV, 13, 5.\nutt\u00e2n\u00e1-hasta, with outstretched hand, III, 14, 5:1\nut-v\u00e1t: ut-v\u00e1tah ni-v\u00e1tah, to the heights and to the depths, III, 2, 10.\n\u00fatsa, spring, III, 26, 9.\nudany\u1ea7, of water, II, 7, 3.\n\u00fadyata-sruk, the sacrificer who raises the spoon, I, 31, 5.\nund, to moisten: havy\u00e1m und\u00e1n, II, 3, 2.\nupa-\u00e2\u00b4bhrit, the bringing: \u00fbrg\u00e2\u00b4m upa-\u00e2\u00b4bhriti, I, 128, 2.\n\u00fapa-iti, approaching, supplication, I, 76, 1:1; III, 18, 1.\nupa-kshetr\u00ed, follower, III, 1, 16.\nupabd\u00ed, noise produced by going, I, 74, 7:1.\nupa-m\u00e2\u00b4, high up, I, 31, 15:1\nupam\u00e2\u00b4, likeness, (I, 31, 15:1).\nupa-m\u00e2\u00b4da, enjoyment, III, 5, 5.\nupa-m\u00edt, supporting, I, 59, 1:3; pillar, IV, 5, 1.\n\u00fapara, lower, I, 79, 3:3; 128, 3; \u00fapar\u00e2su, in our neighbourhood, I, 127, 5:2; \u00faparasya, nearer, IV, 2, 18:6; \u00fapar\u00e2n, getting behind, II, 4, 9:1.\nupa-vaktr\u00ed, the U. priest, IV, 9, 5:1.\nup\u00e1s, lap: up\u00e1si (conj. for ap\u00e1si), (III, 1, 3:3; 11:4).\nupa-s\u00e1d, sitting down (reverentially), II, 6, 1:1.\nUpa-stut\u00e1, I, 36, 10:1; 17:1.\n\u00fapa-stuti, praise, I, 148, 2.\nup\u00e1-stha, lap, I, 95, 4; 5; pitr\u00f3h up\u00e1-sthe, I, 31, 9; 146, 1; III, 5, 8; 26, 9; ap\u00e2\u00b4m up\u00e1-sthe, I, 144, 2; m\u00e2t\u00fah up\u00e1-sthe, III, 8, 1; 29, 14; V, 1, 6; 19, 1.\nupa-sth\u00e2\u00b4yam karati, he goes to greet them, I, 145, 4:3.\n\u00fap\u00e2ka, neighbouring, I, 142, 7; III, 4, 6.\nup\u00e2k\u00e9, near at hand, I, 27, 6; IV, 10, 5; 11, I.\n\u00fapeti, see \u00fapa-iti.\nubh: ubdh\u00e1m, closed, IV, 1, 15;\u2014s\u00e1m-ubdham, confined, V, 2, 1:1.\nubh\u00e1, both; ubh\u00e2\u00b4 for ubh\u00e9, I, 140, 3:1; ubh\u00e9 iti tok\u00e9 \u00edti t\u00e1naye, I, 147, 1:3.\nubh\u00e1ya, both, I, 26, 9:1; 31, 7; ubh\u00e1y\u00e2n, both (kinds of men, the pious and the impious), I, 189, 7:2; of both kinds (wealth), II, 9, 5:1.\nur\u00fa, wide: ur\u00fa ksh\u00e1y\u00e2ya kakrire, I, 36, 8; urv\u00ee\u00b4, the wide (Earth), I, 146, 2; II, 4, 7; ur\u00fa, wide space, III, 1, 11:1.\nuru-g\u00e2y\u00e1, wide-ruling, II, 1, 3; III, 6, 4:5; IV, 3, 7; 14, 1.\nuru-gr\u00e1yas, extending over wide spaces, V, 8, 6.\nuru-vy\u00e1\u00f1k, far-reaching, V, 1, 12.\nuru-s\u00e1msa, widely-renowned: uru-s\u00e1ms\u00e2ya, I, 31, 14.\nurushy, to guard, deliver: urushya, I, 58, 8; 9; IV, 2, 6; to keep off: \u00e1ditim urushya, IV, 2, 11:3; urushy\u00e1t, he has escaped into wide space, III, 5, 8.\nurv\u00e1r\u00e2, field, I, 127, 6.\nUrv\u00e1s\u00ee: urv\u00e1s\u00eeh, IV, 2, 18:4.\nurviy\u00e2\u00b4, far and wide, I, 141, 5; II, 3, 5; III, 1, 18; V, 18, 1.\nulk\u00e2\u00b4, firebrand, IV, 4, 2.\nus, see vas.\nus\u00e1dhak, eagerly burning, III, 6, 7:3.\nUs\u00edg, (Agni) the Usig (or willing one), III, 3, 7; 8; 11, 2:1; 27, 10:3;\u2014pl., the Usigs, mythical priests, I, 60, 2:1; 4; 128, 1:2; 189, 7; II, 4, 5:3; III, 2, 4:2; 9; 15, 3:2; IV, 1, 15:1; V, 3, 4.\nush, to burn down: ushn\u00e1n, II, 4, 7;\u2014n\u00ed oshat\u00e2t, burn down, IV, 4, 4.\nush, to shine. See vas.\nushah-b\u00fadh, awakening with the dawn, I, 44, 1; 9; 65, 9; 127, 10; III, 2, 14; IV, 6, 8.\nush\u00e1r, dawn: usr\u00e2\u00b4h, gen. sing., I, 71, 2:2.\nush\u00e1s, dawn, I, 71, 1; 94, 5; ush\u00e1sah n\u00e1ved\u00e2h, I, 79, 1:3; v\u00e1stoh ush\u00e1sah, I, 79, 6; dosh\u00e2\u00b4 ush\u00e1si, II, 8, 3; IV, 2, 8; pr\u00e1ti dosh\u00e2\u00b4m ush\u00e1sam, IV, 12, 2; ush\u00e1sah vi-rok\u00e9, III, 5, 2; ush\u00e1sah v\u00ed-ushtau, III, 15, 2; IV, 1, 5; 14, 4;\u2014Dawn, the goddess, I, 44, 1:1; 2; 8; 14; III, 17, 3:1; 20, 1; IV, 2, 15; 3, 11:2; V, 1, p. 436 1; 28, 1; ush\u00e1h g\u00e2r\u00e1h, lover of the Dawn, I, 69, 1:1; 9; dev\u00ee\u00b4 ush\u00e2\u00b4h, III, 20, 5; IV, 1, 17; 14, 3; dosh\u00e2\u00b4m ush\u00e1sam, Night and Morning, V, 5, 6;\u2014du., n\u00e1kt\u00e2 ka ush\u00e1s\u00e2, I, 73, 7; ush\u00e1sau, the two Dawns, Night and Dawn, I, 188, 6:2; III, 4, 6:1; 14, 3; V, 1, 4;\u2014ush\u00e1sah, the Dawns, I, 44, 10; II, 2, 2; 7; 8; III, 5, 1; IV, 1, 13:3; 2, 19; 5, 13; 14, 1; ush\u00e1h vibh\u00e2t\u00ee\u00b4h, III, 6, 7; ush\u00e1sah \u00fbshuh, III, 7, 10; ush\u00e1s\u00e2m \u00e1gram, IV, 13, 1.\nush\u00e1s\u00e2n\u00e1kt\u00e2, Dawn and Night, II, 3, 6.\nusr\u00e1, bright, I, 69, 9.\nusr\u00e2\u00b4, milch-cow, IV, 1, 13; see also ushar.\nusr\u00edy\u00e2, ruddy cow, III, 1, 12:4; IV, 5, 8:2; 9.","title":"Vedic Hymns, Part II (SBE46): I. 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