{"collection":"Hinduism","html_url":"https://unchartedknowledge.5gfusion.net/browse/hin/sbe46/sbe46154.htm","path":"hin/sbe46/sbe46154.htm","source_url":"https://sacred-texts.com/hin/sbe46/sbe46154.htm","text":"Vedic Hymns, Part II (SBE46), by Hermann Oldenberg [1897]\nP\npakv\u00e1, ripe, I, 66, 3; IV, 3, 9.\npakat\u00e1, baked, III, 28, 2.\np\u00e1\u00f1kan, five: \u00e1dhi p\u00e1\u00f1ka krisht\u00edshu, over the fivefold dwellings (of the five peoples), II, 2, 10.\npa\u00f1k\u00e2s\u00e1t, fifty, V, 28, 5.\npat: patyate, he rules, I, 128, 7; patyase, thou possessest, II, 1, 8.\npat, to fly: p\u00e1tanti m\u00edhah, I, 79, 2.\npata\u1e45g\u00e1, winged (flames), IV, 4, 2.\npatatr\u00edn, winged, I, 58, 5:2; 94, 11.\npatar\u00e1, winged: pr\u00edsny\u00e2h patar\u00e1m, II, 2, 4.\np\u00e1ti, lord, I, 26, 1, &c.; p\u00e1tih d\u00e1n, I, 149, 1:2;\u2014husband, I, 66, 8; 71, 1; IV, 3, 2:1.\np\u00e1tigusht\u00e2 (n\u00e2\u00b4r\u00ee), (a wife) beloved by her husband, I, 73, 3.\npati-r\u00edp, deceiving her husband, IV, 5, 5.\np\u00e1tn\u00ee, consort: dev\u00ee\u00b4h p\u00e1tn\u00eeh, IV, 5, 13.\np\u00e1tn\u00ee-vat, together with the wife, I, 72, 5; III, 6, 9.\np\u00e1tman, flight, I, 141, 7; V, 5, 7.\npat-v\u00e1t, having feet, I, 140, 9; patv\u00e1t\u00eem n\u00e2\u00b4vam, I, 140, 12:1.\np\u00e1tvan, flight, V, 6, 7.\npathy\u1ea7, path, III, 14, 3.\npad, to fall: pad\u00eesht\u00e1, I, 79, 11;\u2014\u00e1va padyate, IV, 13, 5.\np\u00e1d, foot: pad\u00e1h n\u00ed dadh\u00e2ti, I, 146, 2; pad-bh\u00edh (conj. for pat-bh\u00edh), IV, 2, 14:2.\npad\u00e1, footstep, footmark, track, I, 65, 2; 67, 6:2; IV, 5, 3; pad\u00e1m nayanti, they follow his track, I, 146, 4:2; pad\u00e1m v\u00e9h, III, 5, 5:1; 6; IV, 5, 8:4; pad\u00e1m V\u00edshnoh upa-m\u00e1m, V, 3, 3;\u2014standing-place, abode: pad\u00e9 param\u00e9, I, 72, 2; 4; tr\u00edh sapt\u00e1 g\u00fahy\u00e2ni pad\u00e2\u00b4, steps or places, I, 72, 6:1; il\u00e1h pad\u00e9, I, 128, 1; rit\u00e1sya pad\u00e9, IV, 5, 9; m\u00e2t\u00fah pad\u00e9 param\u00e9, IV, 5, 10.\npada-v\u00ee\u00b4, following the footsteps, I, 72, 2:2; III, 5, 1:1.\npan, to praise: p\u00e1nanta, II, 4, 5:1; pan\u00e1yanta, III, 6, 7; panaya, V, 20, 1:[1, 2].\np\u00e1nishtha, most wonderful, III, 1, 13.\np\u00e1n\u00eeyams, highly miraculous, V, 6, 4.\npan\u00fb\u00b4, praise, I, 65, 4.\np\u00e1yas, milk, I, 66, 2; 79, 3; IV, 3, 9; 10.\np\u00e1yasvat, rich in milk, II, 3, 6.\npar, see pri.\np\u00e1ra, distant, III, 18, 2.\nparah-p\u00e2\u00b4, a protector far and wide, II, 9, 2; 6.\nparas\u00fa, axe, I, 127, 3; IV, 6, 8.\npar\u00e1s, beyond: par\u00e1h man\u00eesh\u00e1y\u00e2, V, 17, 22.\npar\u00e1st\u00e2t, on high, III, 22, 3.\npar\u00e2-v\u00e1tah, from afar, I, 36, 18; 73, 6; III, 9, 5.\np\u00e1ri, prep., from, I, 31, 4;\u2014for the sake of, III, 5, 10:1.\npari-ksh\u00edt, encompassing, III, 7, 1.\np\u00e1ri-gman, walking round the earth, I, 79, 3:2; 127, 2:3; III, 2, 9:3; IV, 3, 6:4; V, 10, 5.\np\u00e1ri-takmya, the decisive moment, I, 31, 6:[3, 4].\npari-b\u00e2\u00b4dh, hindrance, V, 2, 10.\npari-bh\u00fb\u00b4, encompassing, I, 1, 4; 97, 6; 141, 9; III, 3, 10.\np\u00e1ri-v\u00eeta, enveloped, I, 128, 1:3; III, 8, 4:1; IV, 1, 7.\np\u00e1rishti, encompassing, I, 65, 3:1.\np\u00e1r\u00eenas, abundance, III, 24, 5; V, 10, 1.\npar\u00eeshti, searching, (I, 65, 3:1)\nparush\u00e1, speckled, V, 27, 5.\np\u00e1rvan, joint (of the month): p\u00e1rvan\u00e2-parvan\u00e2, I, 94, 4:1.\npalit\u00e1, grey, I, 144, 4; fem. p\u00e1likn\u00ee, V, 2, 4:2.\npav\u00edtra, purification, III, 1, 5;\u2014purifying strainer, III, 26, 8.\npas, to see: \u00e1ti pasyasi, I, 94, 7;\u2014p\u00e1ri apasyanta, they have searched, I, 146, 4;\u2014v\u00ed pasya, look forth, III, 23, 2:2.\np\u00e1s, eye: pat-bh\u00edh, IV, 2, 12:2; pat-bh\u00edh (conj. pad-bh\u00edh), IV, 2, 14:2.\npas\u00fa, animal, beast: pasv\u00e2\u00b4 n\u00e1 t\u00e2y\u00fam, I, 65, 1:[1, 2]; pas\u00fah n\u00e1 s\u00edsv\u00e2, I, 65, 10; (Agni), II, 4, 7; V, 7, 7; cattle, I, 67; 6:2, 72, 6; III, 9, 7; IV, 2, 18:1; V, 2, 5; victim, IV, 6, 3.\npasu-p\u00e2\u00b4, shepherd, 1, 144, 6; IV, 6, 4.\npasu-s\u00e2\u00b4, winner of cattle, I, 127, 10:1.\npasv\u00e1-yantra, taking ... as an instrument (?), IV, 1, 14.\npasty\u1ea7, dwelling, IV, 1, 11.\np\u00e2: s\u00e1h p\u00e2ti (conj. s\u00e1p\u00e2ti), V, 22, 6:1.\np\u00e2\u00b4ka, simple, I, 31, 14; III, 9, 7; IV, 5, 2.\np\u00e2\u00b4gas, stream of light, I, 58, 5; III, 14, 1; 15, 1; 29, 3; IV, 4, 1; V, 1, 2.\np\u00e2\u00b4thas, abode, I, 188, 10:1; II, 3, 9; III, 8, 9; p\u00e2th\u00e1h (conj. path\u00e1h?), II, 2, 4:4.\np\u00e2y\u00fa, guardian, I, 31, 12; 13; 95, 9; 143, 8; 147, 3; 189, 4; II, 1, 7; 2, 4; III, 15, 4:1; IV, 2, 6; 4, 3; 12; V, 12, 4.\np\u00e2\u00b4rthiva, dweller on earth, I, 95, 3;\u2014the terrestrial (space), I, 128, 3; 144, 6; gr\u00e1y\u00e2msi p\u00e2\u00b4rthiv\u00e2, V, 8, 7.\np\u00e2vak\u00e1, purifier, I, 12, 9; 10; 13, 1; 60, 4; 95, 11; 142, 3; 6; II, 3, 1; 7, 4; III, 5, 7; 10, 8; 17, 1; 21, 2; 27, 4; IV, 5, 6; 6, 7; V, 4, 3; 7; 7, 4; 26, 1.\np\u00e2\u00b4vaka-soki, whose flame is purifying, III, 2, 6.\np\u00e2vak\u00e1-sokis, purifying with his flames, III, 9, 8:1; 11, 7; IV, 7, 5; V, 22, 1.\np\u00e2\u00b4sa, fetter, V, 2, 7.\npit\u00fa, food, I, 69, 3; V, 7, 6.\npitu-m\u00e1t, rich in food, I, 141, 2:2; 144, 7; IV, 1, 8.\npitr\u00ed, father: mah\u00e9 pitr\u00e9 div\u00e9, I, 71, 5; pit\u00fah param\u00e2\u00b4t (Heaven), I, 141, 4:1; pit\u00fah ka ganit\u00fah ka, III, 1, 10:1; pit\u00e2\u00b4 yag\u00f1\u00e2\u00b4n\u00e2m, III, 3, 4;\u2014V, 3, 9:2; 10:1;\u2014du., parents, I, 140, 7:2; III, 7, 1:1; 18, 1:1; pitr\u00f3h up\u00e1-sthe, I, 146, 1:2; III, 26, 9; m\u00e2t\u00e1r\u00e2 pit\u00e1r\u00e2, IV, 6, 7;\u2014pit\u00e1rah \u00c1\u1e45girasah, I, 71, 2:1; pit\u00e2\u00b4 pitr\u00ed-bhyah \u00fbt\u00e1ye, II, 5, 1:3; pit\u00e1rah manushy\u1ea7h, IV, I, 13:1; pit\u00e1rah p\u00e1r\u00e2sah pratn\u00e2\u00b4sah, IV, 2, 16.\npitri-vitt\u00e1, acquired by the fathers, I, 73, 1:1; 9.\np\u00edtrya, paternal: sakhy\u00e2\u00b4 p\u00edtry\u00e2ni, I, 71, 10.\npinv, to swell: p\u00ednvam\u00e2n\u00e2h, III, 1, 7; pinvasva, III, 3, 7.\npis, to adorn: pip\u00e9sa, I, 68, 10.\npis\u00e1\u1e45ga-r\u00fbpa, tawny-coloured, II, 3, 9.\np\u00eey, to abuse: p\u00ee\u00b4yati, I, 147, 2.\nputr\u00edn, with sons, V, 4, 11.\np\u00fanar: p\u00fanah astu s\u00e1h asmai, may it (the spell) recoil on him, I, 147, 4; p\u00fanah, give us back, I, 189, 3.\np\u00far, stronghold: p\u00fbh-bh\u00edh \u00e2\u00b4yas\u00eebhih, I, 58, 8;\u2014I, 149, 3; 189, 2; III, 12, 6; 15, 4; V, 19, 2.\npurah-etr\u00ed leader, I, 76, 2:1; III, 11, 5.\npurah-g\u00e2\u00b4, going in front, I, 188, 11.\npurah-s\u00e1d, sitting in front, I, 73, 3.\npur\u00e1h-hita, the Purohita, I, 1, 1; p. 455 44, 10:1; 12: 58, 3; 94, 6:[1, 2]; 128, 4; III, 2, 8; 3, 2; 11, 1; V, 11, 2.\nP\u00faram-dhi, Liberality of the gods, II, 1, 3:3\npur\u00e1s, in front: dadhir\u00e9 pur\u00e1h, III, 2, 5; V, 16, 1:2.\npur\u00e2\u00b4, before (with gen.), I, 71, 10;\u2014formerly, I, 96, 7.\npur\u00eeshy\u00e0, of the soil: pur\u00eeshy\u1ea7sah agn\u00e1yah, III, 22, 4:1.\npur\u00fa, many, I, 36, 1:3, &c.; III, 4, 5:3; pur\u00fa v\u00e2 \u00e1ram (conj. puruv\u00e2\u00b4ram), I, 142, 10:2; \u00e1nu p\u00fbrv\u00ee\u00b4h, III, 15, 3:1;\u2014mightily, I, 127, 3.\npuru-an\u00eeka, with many faces, I, 79, 5.\npuru-ksh\u00fa, rich in food, I, 68, 10; III, 25, 2.\npuru-kandr\u00e1, rich in splendour, I, 27, 11; II, 2, 12; III, 25, 3; V, 8, 1.\npuru-tr\u00e2\u00b4, in many places, I, 70, 10; 146, 5.\npuru-d\u00e1msa, wonderful, III, 1, 23.\npuru-dr\u00fah, full of deceit, III, 18, 1.\npurudh\u00e1-prat\u00eeka, with many faces, III, 7, 3.\npurudh\u00e2\u00b4, manifoldly, IV, 2, 19.\npurunih-sth\u00e1, growing up in many places, V, 1, 6.\nPuru-n\u00eeth\u00e1, N. pr., I, 59, 7.\npuru-p\u00e9sa, manifoldly-adorned, II, 10, 3:2.\npuru-p\u00e9sas, manifold-adorned, III, 3, 6.\npuru-prasast\u00e1, praised by many, I, 73, 2.\npuru-priy\u00e1, beloved of many, I, 12, 2; 44, 3; 45, 6; III, 3, 4; V, 18, 1.\npuru-praish\u00e1, he who pronounces many Praishas, I, 145, 3:2.\npuru-r\u00fb\u00b4pa, of all kinds, manifold-shaped, II, 2, 9; V, 8, 2; 5.\npuru-v\u00e1su, rich in wealth, II, 1, 5.\npuru-v\u00e2\u00b4ra, with many treasures, bountiful: puru-v\u00e2\u00b4ram (conj. for pur\u00fa v\u00e2 \u00e1ram), I, 142, 10:2;\u2014II, 2, 2; IV, 2, 20; 5, 15.\npuruv\u00e2\u00b4ra-pushti, lord of bountiful prosperity, I, 96, 4.\npurusha-tr\u00e2\u00b4: conj. purusha-t\u00e2\u00b4, men as we are, IV, 12, 4:1\npuru-stut\u00e1, praised by many, I, 141, 6; V, 8, 5.\npuru-spr\u00edh, much desired, I, 142, 6; II, 7, 1; IV, 8, 7; V, 7, 6.\npuru-h\u00fbt\u00e1, much-invoked, I, 44, 7.\nPur\u00fbr\u00e1vas, I, 31, 4.\npurol\u00e2\u00b4s, sacrificial cake, III, 28, 1\u20136.\npur\u00f3hita, see pur\u00e1h-hita.\npush, to make prosper: pushyasi, I, 94, 6; V, 26, 6; pushyata, I, 94, 8; pushyati, III, 10, 3; p\u00fashyantah, causing to thrive, IV, 8, 5.\npusht\u00ed, prosperity, I, 65, 5; 77, 5; II, 4, 4; V, 10, 3.\npusht\u00ed-m\u00e1t with prosperity, III, 13, 7.\npushtim-bhar\u00e1, bringing prosperity, IV, 3, 7.\npushti-v\u00e1rdhana, augmenter of prosperity, I, 31, 5.\np\u00fb, to purify: pun\u00e2n\u00e2\u00b4h, II, 3, 5; kr\u00e1tum pun\u00e2n\u00e1h, III, 1, 5:1; pun\u00e1nti, III, 8, 5; \u00e1pupot, III, 26, 8;\u2014abh\u00ed punat\u00ee\u00b4, IV, 5, 7.\np\u00fbt\u00e1, purified, I, 79, 10.\np\u00fbt\u00e1-daksha, of pure powers, III, I, 3:2.\nP\u00fbr\u00fa, the P\u00fbrus, 1, 59, 6; V, 17, 1.\np\u00fb\u00b4rva, former, ancient, I, 1, 2, &c.; p\u00fbrva-vat, as for the ancients, I, 31, 17;\u2014div\u00e1h p\u00fbrvah, before daybreak, I, 60, 2; to the front, I, 94, 8:1; m\u00e2\u00b4nush\u00e2t p\u00fbrvah, II, 3, 3:2; tv\u00e1t h\u00f3t\u00e2 p\u00fbrvah, III, 17, 5;\u2014eastern: p\u00fb\u00b4rv\u00e2m \u00e1nu pra-d\u00edsam, I, 95, 3.\np\u00fbrva-th\u00e2, in the old way, III, 29, 1.\np\u00fbrvy\u00e1, ancient, I, 26, 5; 94, 6; III, 14, 3:2; 23, 3; V, 15, 3:2;\u2014foremost, I, 74, 2:1.\nP\u00fbsh\u00e1n, 11, 1, 6; IV, 3, 7.\np\u00fbshan-v\u00e1t, accompanied by P\u00fbshan, I, 142, 12.\npri or par, to bring across: piparshi, thou leadest forward, 1, 31, 6:4; p\u00e1rshi, II, 7, 2; p\u00e1rshat, III, 20, 4; pipritam, III, 26, 9; parshati dvish\u00e1h, may he help us across our enemies, V, 25, 1; 9;\u2014\u00e1ti p\u00e2raya, I, 97, 7; .\u00e1ti parsha, I, 97, 8; \u00e1ti parshat, I, 99, 1.\npri, to fill: p\u00fbrdhi, I, 36, 12; papr\u00e2\u00b4, I, 69, 1;\u2014\u00e2papri-v\u00e2\u00b4n, I, 73, 8; 146, 1; \u00e2\u00b4 aprinat, III, 2, 7; \u00e2\u00b4 aprinah, III, 3, 10; \u00e2\u00b4 apr\u00e2h, IV, 14, 2;\u2014pr\u00e1-pra prin\u00eetana, p. 456 fill (with bliss) further and further, V, 5, 5.\npr\u00edksh, nourishment, I, 71, 7:1; 73, 5; II, 1, 6.\npriksh\u00e1, power, I, 127, 5:1; II, 1, 15:2;\u2014powerful, I, 141, 2:1; sapt\u00e1 priksh\u00e2\u00b4sah, III, 4, 7:1.\npriksh\u00e1-prayag, mighty sacrificer, III, 7, 10:1.\npriksh\u00fadh: priksh\u00fadhah? 1, 141, 4:2.\nprik: pri\u00f1kanti. they fill, I, 79, 3; pri\u00f1k\u00e1te, they grow, I, 128, 5; paprik\u00e2n\u00e2\u00b4sah, swelling, I, 141, 6:3; paprik\u00e2si, make swell, I, 141, 11:2;\u2014t\u00e1mase vi-pr\u00edke, for dispersing the darkness, IV, 13, 3; vi-pr\u00edkvat, cleared from admixture, V, 2, 3:2;\u2014sam-pri\u00f1k\u00e2n\u00e1h, being united, I, 95, 8.\npr\u00edt, battle, I, 27, 7; 79, 8; V, 9, 7; 10, 7; 16, 5; 17, 5.\npr\u00edtan\u00e2, battle, III, 16, 2; 24, 1.\npritan\u00e2\u00b4gya, racing of battle, III, 8, 10.\npritan\u00e2-y\u00fa, seeking to combat, III, 1, 16.\npritan\u00e2-s\u00e1h, powerful in battles, III, 29, 9; V, 23, 2.\npritany\u00e1t, foe, II, 8, 6.\npritsut\u00ed, hostility, V, 4, 1.\nprithiv\u00ee\u00b4, earth, Earth: n\u00e2\u00b4bhih prithivy\u00e2\u00b4h, I, 59, 2; III, 29, 4; agn\u00edh d\u00e2ti r\u00f3ma prithivy\u00e2\u00b4h, I, 65, 8; ksh\u00e2\u00b4m and prithiv\u00ee\u00b4m, I, 67, 5; dy\u00e2\u00b4v\u00e2 prithiv\u00ee\u00b4 \u00edti, Heaven and Earth, I, 143, 2; div\u00e1h prithivy\u00e2\u00b4h, III, 1, 3; mahin\u00e2\u00b4 prithivy\u00e2\u00b4h, III, 7, 10:2; v\u00e1rshman prithivy\u00e2\u00b4h, III, 8, 3; v\u00e1re \u00e2\u00b4 prithivy\u00e2\u00b4h, III, 23, 4:3; div\u00e1h s\u00fbn\u00fah prithivy\u00e2\u00b4h, III, 25, 1;\u2014Earth, I, 72, 9; 94, 16; 95, 11; 98, 3; III, 8, 8:1; 17, 2; IV, 3, 5.\nprith\u00fa, broad, I, 65, 5; II, 1, 12.\nprithu-p\u00e2\u00b4gas, with broad stream of light, III, 2, 11; 3, 1; 5, 1; 27, 5.\nprith\u00fa-prag\u00e2na, with broad passages, III, 5, 7.\nprith\u00fa-prag\u00e2man, proceeding on his broad way, I, 27, 2.\nprithu-budhn\u00e1, broad-based, IV, 2, 5.\nprisan\u00ee\u00b4, the speckled (cow), I, 71, 5:1.\npr\u00edsni, speckled, IV, 3, 10:2;\u2014Prisni, the mother of the Maruts, II, 2, 4:3; IV, 5, 7:1; 10.\npr\u00edshat-asva, with the spotted deer as horses, III, 26, 6:2.\npr\u00edshat\u00ee, the spotted deer, III, 26, 4:2.\nprishta-bandhu, after whose relations men ask, III, 20, 3:3.\nprishth\u00e1, back, I, 58, 2:1; IV, 2, 11:2; ridge, V, 7, 5;\u2014a certain Stotra? IV, 5, 6:1.\nprishthy\u00e0, of the back: p\u00e1yas\u00e2 prishthy\u00e8na, IV, 3, 10:1.\np\u00e9sas, the ornamented form: yag\u00f1\u00e1sya p\u00e9sah, II, 3, 6:2.\nP\u00e9sh\u00ee, V, 2, 2:1.\np\u00f3tri, the Potri priest, I, 94, 6; II, 5, 2; IV, 9, 3.\npotr\u00e1, service of a Potri, I, 76, 4:3; II, 1, 2.\np\u00f3sha, welfare, I, 1, 3; V, 5, 9.\nposhayitn\u00fa, which is to thrive, III, 4, 9.\npyai, to swell: p\u00eep\u00e1yanta, they were exuberant, I, 73, 6; p\u00eepayat, may he augment, I, 77, 5; p\u00edy\u00e2nah (conj. p\u00edy\u00e2nam), I, 79, 3:1; p\u00eep\u00e2ya, it has prospered, II, 2, 9; p\u00ee\u00b4py\u00e2n\u00e2h, rich in milk, III, 1, 10:2;\u2014pr\u00e1 p\u00eepaya, increase, III, 15, 6.\npra-avitr\u00ed, protector, I, 12, 8; furtherer, III, 21, 3.\npra-av\u00eds, zealous, IV, 9, 2.\npra-ket\u00e1, splendour, I, 94, 5.\npr\u00e1-ketas, provident, wise, I, 44, 7; 11; II, 10, 3; III, 25, 1; 29, 5.\nprakh, to look for: prisht\u00e1h, I, 98, 2:1.\npra-g\u00e1nana, the creative organ, III, 29, 1:3.\npra-g\u00e2\u00b4, children: pra-g\u00e2\u00b4h ut\u00e1 (conj. pra-g\u00e2\u00b4su), 1, 67, 9:1; pra-g\u00e2\u00b4m v\u00ed syatu, may he deliver a son, II, 3, 9.\nprag\u00e2\u00b4-vat, procuring offspring, I, 76, 4; prag\u00e2\u00b4-vat r\u00e2\u00b4dhas, abundance of progeny, I, 94, 15; accompanied by offspring, II, 2, 12; III, 8, 6; 16, 6; rich in offspring, III, 16, 3; IV, 2, 5.\npra-t\u00e1rana, carrying forward, II, 1, 12.\npr\u00e1-tavas, strong, IV, 3, 6.\npr\u00e1ti, equal to, II, 1, 8; 15; 3, 2.\nprat\u00ee\u00b4tya, to be listened to, IV, 5, 14.\npratn\u00e1, old: pratn\u00e1m, I, 36, 4; II, 7, 6; III, 9, 8.\npratn\u00e1-th\u00e2, in the ancient way, I, 96, 1; III, 2, 12; V, 8, 5.\npraty\u00e1\u00f1k, turning back, I, 95, 5; II, 3, 1; III, 18, 1.\nprath, to spread out: prath\u00e1yan nr\u00ee\u00b4n, III, 14, 4; paprath\u00e2n\u00e1h, V, 15, 4;\u2014v\u00ed prathant\u00e2m, may they open wide, II, 3, 5; v\u00ed prathasva, spread thyself, V, 5, 4.\npratham\u00e1: pratham\u00e2\u00b4 \u00e1nu dh\u00e1rma, after the primitive ordinances, III, 17, 1.\nprathama-g\u00e2\u00b4, first-born (son), III, 29, 15:1.\npra-dakshin\u00edt, from left to right, III, 19, 2:1; IV, 6, 3.\npra-d\u00edva, ancient, II, 3, 1.\npra-d\u00edvas, from of old, I, 141, 3:2; IV, 6, 4; 7, 8; V, 8, 7.\nprad\u00eds, commandment: prad\u00edsah, (I, 31, 14:3).\npra-d\u00eds, region: pra-d\u00edsam (conj. for pa disam), I, 95, 3:2.\npr\u00e1-n\u00eeti, guidance, III, 15, 1; IV, 4, 14.\npra-netr\u00ed, leader, II, 9, 2; III, 23, 1.\npra-pitv\u00e1, the time of the advancing day, I, 189, 7:[2, 3].\npr\u00e1-bharman, the bringing forward, I, 79, 7.\npra-bh\u00fb\u00b4, eminent: pra-bhv\u00ee\u00b4h (d\u00farah), I, 188, 5:1; 9.\npr\u00e1-bh\u00fbti, copiousness, III, 29, 3.\npr\u00e1-mati, guardian, I, 31, 9; 10; 14; 16; 141, 2:4;\u2014kindness, I, 71, 7; care, I, 94, 1.\npr\u00e1-mahas, highly exalted, V, 28, 4.\npr\u00e1-yagyu, friend of sacrifices, III, 6, 2:1.\npr\u00e1-yata, forward-bent, IV, 5, 10.\npr\u00e1yata-dakshina, giving sacrificial fees, I, 31, 15.\npra-yantr\u00ed, giver, I, 76, 4:4.\npr\u00e1yas, joy, delight, feast, I, 31, 7; 45, 8; 58, 7:3; 71, 3; III, 11, 7; 12, 8; IV, 5, 6; 15, 2:2.\npr\u00e1yasvat, offering enjoyment, I, 60, 3; III, 6, 3; V, 20, 3.\npra-y\u00e2\u00b4, onset, III, 29, 15.\npravan\u00e1, hill-side, III, 22, 4.\npra-v\u00e1t, declivity, I, 144, 5:2;\u2014precipitous: pra-v\u00e1t\u00e2, III, 5, 8.\npra-v\u00e2kya, to be openly uttered, IV, 5, 8.\npra-v\u00edd, finding out, III, 7, 6.\npra-s\u00e1msya, deserving of praise, II, 2, 3; 11.\npra-sast\u00e1, praised, glorious, precious, I, 36, 9; 60, 1; 66, 4.\npr\u00e1-sasti, praise, I, 26, 9; 70, 9; 74, 6; 148, 3; V, 9, 6; 16, 1.\npra-s\u00e2str\u00ed, the Pras\u00e2stri priest, I, 94, 6:1; II, 5, 4.\npra-s\u00e2str\u00e1, office of the Pras\u00e2stri priest, II, 1, 2.\npra-s\u00edsh, command, I, 145, 1.\npra-s\u00e1h, power, V, 23, 1.\npr\u00e1-siti, onslaught, IV, 4, 1.\npra-s\u00fb\u00b4, sprouting grass, I, 67, 9:2; 95, 10:2. III, 5, 8.\nPr\u00e1skanva, I 44, 6; 45, 3.\npr\u00e1-svanita, roaring, I, 44, 12:1.\npra-hosh\u00e1, libation, I, 150, 2.\npr\u00e2k\u00e2\u00b4-gihva, stretching forward his tongue, I, 140, 3.\npr\u00e2k\u00ee\u00b4na, eastward-turned (barh\u00eds), I, 188, 4.\npr\u00e2\u00b4\u00f1k, inclined towards, II, 2, 7;\u2014eastward: pr\u00e2\u00b4\u00f1kam yag\u00f1\u00e1m kakrima, III, 1, 2:2; pr\u00e2\u00b4k\u00ee \u00edti, III, 6, 10:1;\u2014turned forwards, III, 7, 7.\npr\u00e2n\u00e1, breath: \u00e2\u00b4yuh pr\u00e2n\u00e1h, I, 66, 1.\npr\u00e2tah-y\u00e2\u00b4van, coming early in the morning, I, 44, 13; 45, 9.\npr\u00e2tah-s\u00e2v\u00e1, morning libation, III, 28, 1.\npriy\u00e1, beloved, I, 13, 3, &c.; dear = \u03c6\u03af\u03bb\u03bf\u03c2, I, 67, 6:1; sapt\u00e1 priy\u00e2\u00b4sah, seven friends, IV, 1, 12; priy\u00e1m tv\u00e2 krin\u00e1vate, he gratifies thee, IV, 2, 8.\npriy\u00e1-dh\u00e2ma, whose foundations are pleasant, I, 140, 1.\nPriy\u00e1-medha: priyamedha-v\u00e1t, I, 45, 3:1; priy\u00e1-medh\u00e2h, I, 45, 4:1.\npr\u00ee, to please: pr\u00een\u00e2n\u00e1h, I, 73, 1; p\u00edpr\u00eeshati, he longs to gladden, IV, 4, 7;\u2014\u00e2\u00b4 piprayah, gladden (the gods), II, 6, 8:1.\npr\u00eet\u00e1, well-cared for, I, 66, 4:1; 69, 5.\nprush, to sprinkle, shower: prushit\u00e1, I, 58, 2; prushn\u00e1vat, III, 13, 4.\npretr\u00ed, friend, I, 148, 5.\npr\u00e9sha, instigation, I, 68, 5:1.\npraish\u00e1, sacrificial command of a priest, (I, 145, 3:2).","title":"Vedic Hymns, Part II (SBE46): I. 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