{"collection":"Hinduism","html_url":"https://unchartedknowledge.5gfusion.net/browse/hin/sbe46/sbe46150.htm","path":"hin/sbe46/sbe46150.htm","source_url":"https://sacred-texts.com/hin/sbe46/sbe46150.htm","text":"Vedic Hymns, Part II (SBE46), by Hermann Oldenberg [1897]\nT\nt\u00e1kvan, N. of an animal, I, 66, 21.\ntaksh, to fashion: hrid\u00e2\u00b4 tasht\u00e2\u00b4n m\u00e1ntr\u00e2n, I, 67, 4; tat\u00e1ksha, III, 8, 6; ataksham, V, 2, 11.\ntal\u00edt, lightning, I, 94, 7.\nt\u00e1t-ogas, having the strength of such a one, V, 1, 8.\ntan, to spin out, stretch out: t\u00e1ntum tanushva, I, 142, 1; t\u00e1ntum tat\u00e1m, II, 3, 6; tanv\u00e2n\u00e1h yag\u00f1\u00e1m, III, 3, 6;\u2014\u00e1va tanuhi, unbend, IV, 4, 5;\u2014\u00e2-tat\u00e1ntha, thou hast spread, III, 22, 2;\u2014\u00e1ti n\u00edh tatanyuh, may they spread out, I, 141, 13:2;\u2014v\u00ed tanvate, V, 13, 4; 15, 3:3.\nt\u00e1n, continuation: s\u00e1svat\u00e2 t\u00e1n\u00e2, constantly, I, 26, 6:1; t\u00e1n\u00e2, for ever, I, 77, 4; II, 2, 1:2; III, 25, 1; 27, 9;\u2014tok\u00e1sya nah t\u00e1ne tan\u00fb\u00b4n\u00e2m, 11, 9, 2.\nt\u00e1naya, offspring, I, 96, 4; III, 15, 2:1,\u2014tok\u00e1sya t\u00e1naye, of kith and kin, I, 37, 12:1; tok\u00e9 \u00edti t\u00e1naye, I, 147, 13; tok\u00e2\u00b4ya t\u00e1nay\u00e2ya, I, 189, 2; IV, 12, 5.\ntanayitn\u00fa, thunderbolt, IV, 3, 1.\nt\u00e1n\u00e2, see t\u00e1n.\ntan\u00fb\u00b4, body: tanv\u00e0h, I, 31, 12; 72, 3; 5:3; ikkh\u00e1nta r\u00e9tah mith\u00e1h tan\u00fb\u00b4shu, I, 68, 8:1; t\u00e1ne tan\u00fb\u00b4n\u00e2m, 11, 9, 2; tanv\u00e0m gushasva, III, I, 1:5; tanv\u1ea7 su-g\u00e2ta, III, 15, 2; tan\u00fb\u00b4-bhih, IV, 2, 14; tanv\u00e0h tanvate v\u00ed, V, 15, 3:3.\ntan\u00fb-kr\u00edt, the body's creator: tan\u00fb-kr\u00edt, I, 31, 9.\nT\u00e1n\u00fb-nap\u00e2t, 'son of the body,' I, 13, 2:1; 142, 2; 188, 2; III, 4, 2; 29, 11.\ntan\u00fb-r\u00fak, shining with his body, II, 1, 9.\nt\u00e1ntu, thread (of sacrifice), I, 142, 1;\u2014t\u00e1ntum tat\u00e1m, warp, II, 3, 6;\u2014web (of light), IV, 13, 4.\ntand, to grow tired: tandate (by conjecture), I, 58, 1:1.\ntanyat\u00fa, thunder, V, 25, 8.\ntap, to burn, heat: t\u00e1po \u00edti, t\u00e1pa, III, 18, 2; tat\u00e1pate, IV, 2, 6.\nt\u00e1pishtha, hottest, IV, 4, 1; 5, 4.\nt\u00e1pu, hot, II, 4, 6.\nt\u00e1puh-gambha, with fiery jaws, I, 36, 16; 58, 5.\nt\u00e1pus, heat: t\u00e1p\u00fbmshi, IV, 4, 2.\ntamah-h\u00e1n, destroyer of darkness, I, 140, 1.\nt\u00e1mas, darkness: dv\u00e2\u00b4r\u00e2 t\u00e1masah, III, 5, 1; tir\u00e1h t\u00e1m\u00e2msi darsat\u00e1h, III, 27, 13.\ntar\u00e1ni, strongly advancing, triumphant, I, 128, 6; III, 11, 3:2; 29, 13; IV, 4, 12.\nt\u00e1ras, advancing power, III, 18, 3.\nt\u00e1rutri, a winner, I, 27, 9.\nt\u00e1rus: d\u00e1kshasya t\u00e1rushah, of superior strength, III, 2, 3.\ntav\u00e1s, strong, III, 1, 1:1; 2; 13.\ntavish\u00e1, powerful, III, 12, 8.\nt\u00e1vish\u00ee, strength, I, 128, 5; III, 3, 5; 26, 4.\nt\u00e1vyams, most powerful, I, 143, 1; V, 17, 1.\nt\u00e2y\u00fa, thief, I, 65, 1; V, 15, 5:2.\nt\u00e2vak\u00e1, thy, I, 94, 11.\ntigit\u00e1, sharp, I, 143, 5.\ntigm\u00e1, sharp, IV, 6, 8; 7, 10; V, 19, 5.\ntigm\u00e1-an\u00eeka, sharp-faced, I, 95, 2.\ntigm\u00e1-\u00e2yudha, with sharp weapons, V, 2, 10.\ntigm\u00e1-gambha, with sharp teeth, I, 79, 6; IV, 5, 4; 15, 5.\ntigm\u00e1-bhrishti, sharp-pointed, IV, 5, 3.\ntigm\u00e1-sokis, sharp-flaming, I, 79, 10.\ntigm\u00e1-heti, with the sharp weapon, IV, 4, 4.\ntig, to sharpen: t\u00e9gam\u00e2nah, sharpened, III, 8, 11.\ntitvish\u00e2n\u00e1, rushing forward impetuously, V, 8, 5.\ntir, see tri.\ntir\u00e1h-ahnya, kept over night, I, 45, 10:1; III, 28, 3; 6.\ntir\u00e1h-hita, dwelling in concealment, III, 9, 5.\ntirask\u00e2\u00b4, throughout, II, 10, 4.\ntir\u00e1s, through, III, 27, 13.\ntu: t\u00fbt\u00e2va, he is strong, I, 94, 2.\ntug, to stir, press onward: tutugy\u00e2\u00b4t, I, 143, 6; t\u00fa\u00f1gam\u00e2n\u00e2h, III, 1, 16; tug\u00e9, IV, 1, 3.\nt\u00fag, impetuous: tug\u00e2\u00b4 gir\u00e2\u00b4, V, 17, 3:2.\nt\u00faturi, conqueror, I, 145, 3.\ntud, to strike: n\u00ed tundate (conj. n\u00fa tandate), I, 58, 1:1.\ntur\u00e1, quick, I, 68, 9; 96, 8; III, 4, 11; IV, 3, 8.\ntur\u00ee\u00b4pa; a, seed, I, 142, 10; III, 4, 9.\nTurv\u00e1sa, I, 36, 18:1.\nTurv\u00ee\u00b4ti, I, 36, 18:1.\ntuvi-gr\u00e1, mightily devouring, I, 140, 9.\ntuvi-gr\u00ee\u00b4va, with mighty neck, V, 2, 12.\ntuvi-g\u00e2t\u00e1, strong-born, IV, 11, 2; V, 2, 11; 27, 3.\nt\u00favi-dyumna, highly glorious, III, 16, 3; 6.\ntuv\u00ed-brahman, knower of mighty spells, V, 25, 5.\ntuv\u00edsravah-tama, most mightily renowned, III, 11, 6; V, 25, 5.\nt\u00favishmat, mighty, IV, 5, 3.\ntuvi-sv\u00e1n, loudly roaring, V, 16, 3.\ntuvi-svan\u00e1s, roaring mightily, IV, 6, 10; V, 8, 3.\ntuvi-sv\u00e1ni, loudly roaring, I, 58, 4; 127, 6.\nt\u00fb\u00b4rni, swift, III, 3, 5; II, 5.\nt\u00fb\u00b4rni-tama, quickest, IV, 4, 3.\ntri, to get through, to overcome: ataran, I, 36, 8; t\u00e1ran, III, 24, 1; tury\u00e2\u00b4ma, V, 9, 6; tar\u00eesh\u00e1ni, may they pass across, V, 10, 6:1; tutury\u00e2t, may he traverse, V, 15, 3;\u2014titirv\u00e2\u00b4msah \u00e1ti sr\u00eddhah, I, 36, 7; \u00e1ti tarema, III, 27, 3;\u2014with pr\u00e1 to prolong, promote: pr\u00e1-tir\u00e1n, I, 44, 6; pr\u00e1 tira, I, 94, 16; III, 17, 2; pr\u00e1 tirasi, IV, 6, 1; pr\u00e1 t\u00e2\u00b4ri pra-tar\u00e1m, IV, 12, 6;\u2014v\u00ed t\u00e2r\u00eet, he has crossed, I, 69, 5:2; 73, 1; vi-t\u00e1ritrat\u00e2, progressing, I, 144, 3.\ntr\u00edna, grass, III, 29, 6.\ntrid, to perforate: atrinat, IV, 1, 19;\u2014\u00e1nu trindhi, V, 12, 2.\ntrip, to satiate oneself: s\u00f3masya trimpat\u00e2m, III, 12, 3.\ntrish, to be thirsty: tatrish\u00e2n\u00e1h, I, 31, 7:2; \u00e1trishyant\u00eeh, free from thirst, I, 71, 3:[2, 4]; tatrish\u00e2n\u00e1h, II, 4, 6.\ntrish\u00fa, thirsty, greedy, I, 58, 2; 4; IV, 4, 1; 7, 11.\ntrishu-ky\u00fat, moving about thirstily, I, 140, 3.\ntrisht\u00e1, pungent sharpness, III, 9, 3.\nt\u00e9gas, sharp splendour, I, 71, 8:2; sharpness: s\u00e1m akrinvan t\u00e9gase, III, 2, 10.\nt\u00e9gishtha, hottest, 1, 127, 4:1.\nt\u00e9g\u00eeyas, sharpest, III, 19, 3.\ntok\u00e1, children: tok\u00e1 t\u00e1naya, kith and kin, I, 31, 12:1; 147, 1:3; 189, 2; IV, 12, 5; n\u00edtye tok\u00e9, II, 2, 11; tok\u00e1sya t\u00e1ne tan\u00fb\u00b4n\u00e2m, II, 9, 2; tok\u00e2\u00b4ya tug\u00e9, IV, 1, 3.\ntok\u00e1-vat, with offspring, III, 13, 7.\ntod\u00e1, an or the impeller, I, 150, 1:2.\ntos\u00e1, bounteous, III, 12, 4:1.\ntm\u00e1n\u00e2, by oneself, by one's own power, I, 69, 10; 79, 6, &c.\ntm\u00e1ny\u00e2, thyself, I, 188, 10.\ntr\u00e1yah-trimsat, thirty-three (gods), I, 45, 2.\nTras\u00e1dasyu, V, 27, 3:2.\ntr\u00e2: tr\u00e2sate, may he protect, I, 128, 5; 7.\ntr\u00e2\u00b4, protector, (I, 72, 5:3).\ntr\u00e2tr\u00ed, protector, I, 31, 12; V, 24, 1.\ntr\u00ed, three, I, 13, 9, &c.; tr\u00ee\u00b4 rokan\u00e2\u00b4ni, the threefold light, I, 149, 4; tisr\u00ed-bhyah \u00e2\u00b4 v\u00e1ram, II, 5, 5:2; tisr\u00e1h dev\u00ee\u00b4h, II, 3, 8; III, 4, 8; V, 5, 8; tr\u00ee\u00b4ni sat\u00e2\u00b4 tr\u00ee\u00b4 sah\u00e1sr\u00e2ni trims\u00e1t ka dev\u00e2\u00b4h n\u00e1va ka, III, 9, 9; tr\u00ee\u00b4ni \u00e2\u00b4y\u00fbmshi, tisr\u00e1h \u00e2-g\u00e2\u00b4n\u00eeh, III, 17, 3:1; tr\u00ee, tisr\u00e1h, III, 20, 2.\ntrims\u00e1t, thirty: trims\u00e1tam tr\u00ee\u00b4n ka dev\u00e2\u00b4n, III, 6, 9.\nTr\u00ed-aruna, V, 27, 1\u20133.\ntr\u00ed-\u00e2sir, with threefold admixture (Soma), V, 27, 5:1\nTrit\u00e1, V, 9, 5.\ntri-dh\u00e2\u00b4tu, threefold: ark\u00e1h tridh\u00e2\u00b4tuh, III, 26, 7:1\ntri-m\u00fbrdh\u00e1n, having three heads, I, 146, 11.\ntri-v\u00e1r\u00fbtha, thrice-protecting, V, 4, 8.\ntri-visht\u00ed, thrice, IV, 6, 4; 15, 2:1.\ntri-vr\u00edt, threefold: tri-vr\u00edt \u00e1nnam I, 140, 2:2.\ntr\u00eds, thrice: tr\u00edh sapt\u00e1, I, 72, 6:1; tr\u00edh \u00e1han, III, 4, 2; tr\u00edh (read tr\u00ee\u00b4?), IV, I, 7:1.\ntri-sadhasth\u00e1, dwelling in three abodes, V, 4, 8;\u2014threefold abode, V, 11, 2:2.\nTraivrishn\u00e1, the son of Trivrishan, V, 27, 1.\ntv\u00e1k, skin, III, 21, 5;\u2014leather-bag (cloud), I, 79, 3:3;\u2014tvak\u00ed upam\u00e1sy\u00e2m, I, 145, 5:2.\ntv\u00e1d, pers. pron.: tv\u00e9 \u00edti, in thee, I, 26, 6; 36, 5:1; 6; te, acc., I, 127, 9:2; V, 6, 4:1; te t\u00fabhyam, V, 6, 5:1\ntvadr\u00edk, directed towards thee, V, 3, 12.\nTv\u00e1shtri, N. of a god, I, 13, 10; 95, 2:3; 5:2; 142, 10; 188, 9; II, 1, 5; 3, 9; III, 4, 9; V, 5, 9.\ntv\u00e2\u00b4-\u00fbta, guarded by thee, I, 73, 9; 74, 8; III, 19, 3; IV, 4, 14; V, 3, 6.\ntv\u00e2\u00b4-d\u00e2ta, given by thee, V, 7, 10.\ntv\u00e2\u00b4-d\u00fbta, with thee as messenger, II, 10, 6; V, 6, 8.\ntv\u00e2-y\u00e2\u00b4, desire of worshipping thee, IV, 2, 6; 14.\ntv\u00e2\u00b4-vat, like thee: tv\u00e2\u00b4-van, I, 189, 6.\nTv\u00e2shtr\u00e1, son of Tvashtri, III, 7, 4:1.\ntvish, see titvish\u00e2n\u00e1.\ntv\u00edshi, impetuous power, I, 71, 5; V, 8, 5.\ntvesh\u00e1, impetuous, fierce, I, 36, 10; 66, 6; 70, 11; 95, 8; 143, 3; II, 9, 1; III, 22, 2; 26, 5; IV, 6, 10; V, 8, 6.\ntvesh\u00e1tha, fierceness, I, 141, 8.\ntvesh\u00e1-prat\u00eeka, with sharp point, I, 66, 7.\ntsar: tats\u00e2ra, he steals upon (his prey), I, 145, 4;\u2014\u00e1va tsarat, he stealthily approached, I, 71, 5.","title":"Vedic Hymns, Part II (SBE46): I. 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