{"collection":"Hinduism","html_url":"https://unchartedknowledge.5gfusion.net/browse/hin/sbe46/sbe46162.htm","path":"hin/sbe46/sbe46162.htm","source_url":"https://sacred-texts.com/hin/sbe46/sbe46162.htm","text":"Vedic Hymns, Part II (SBE46), by Hermann Oldenberg [1897]\nV\nv\u00e1ktva, (speech) to be uttered, III, 26, 9.\nv\u00e1kvan?, I, 141, 7:1.\nv\u00e1kvara, moving crookedly: v\u00e1kvar\u00ee \u00edti, I, 144, 6:1.\nvaksh, to grow: ukshit\u00e1, I, 36, 19; II, 3, 6; V, 8, 7; uksh\u00e1m\u00e2nam r\u00e1gasi, II, 2, 4; vavakshe, III, 5, 8; vav\u00e1ksha, IV, 7, 11;\u2014\u00e1ti vavakshitha, III, 9, 3:1;\u2014abh\u00ed vavakshe, he has grown up, I, 146, 2.\nvakshane-sth\u00e2\u00b4? V, 19, 5:1.\nvaksh\u00e1tha, growth, IV, 5, 1.\nvaksh\u00ee\u00b4? V, 19, 5:1.\nvak, to pronounce (a prayer): vok\u00e9ma, I, 74, 1; 75, 2; vaky\u00e1te, I, 142, 4:2;\u2014\u00e1nu v\u00f3kat br\u00e1hm\u00e2ni, II, 5, 3:1;\u2014with pr\u00e1, to announce: pr\u00e1 vokah, I, 27, 4; pra-v\u00f3kati, V, 27, 4; pr\u00e1 vav\u00e2ka, he indicates, I, 67, 8.\nv\u00e1kas, word: v\u00e1kah, instr., I, 26, 2:2; adrogh\u00e9na v\u00e1kas\u00e2 saty\u00e1m, according to thy guileless word, III, 14, 6;\u2014prayer, I, 26, 10, &c.\nvakasy\u00e2\u00b4, eloquence, II, 10, 6.\nvakasy\u00fa, eloquent, V, 14, 6.\nva\u00f1k, to stir: vaky\u00e1m\u00e2na, III, 6, I; vaky\u00e1nt\u00e2m, may they move along, III, 6, 2.\nvat: \u00e1pi v\u00e2tay\u00e2masi, we render attentive, I, 128, 2:1.\nvats\u00e1, calf, I, 72, 2:1; 95, 1:1; 4:2; 146, 3; II, 2, 2.\nvadh\u00e1, weapon, I, 94, 9; V, 4, 6.\nvan, to accept: van\u00f3shi, I, 31, 13:4; vanish\u00eeshta, I, 127, 7; vaner \u00edti vaneh, II, 6, 1; vanv\u00e2n\u00e1h, III, 8, 2;\u2014to gain, win: van\u00f3shi, I, 32, 14:1; vavne, I, 36, 17; van\u00e9ma, I, 70, 1:2; II, 5, 7; vanv\u00e1ntah, attaining (their aim), II, 4, 9; vanate, may he obtain, III, 19, 1; V, 4, 3;\u2014to conquer, overcome: vanuy\u00e2ma, I, 73, 9; p. 468 vanavat, V, 3, 5; vanuy\u00e2ma, V, 3, 6;\u2014van\u00fashah, addicted to, eager, I, 150, 3; III, 27, 11; vav\u00e1nah, thou wilt hold dear, IV, 11, 2;\u2014to grant: vanate, V, 3, 10;\u2014\u00e2\u00b4 vanate, win thou, I, 140, 11;\u2014s\u00e1m v\u00e1n\u00e2mahe, we get together, V, 7, 3.\nv\u00e1na, forest = fuel, wood, I, 58, 5:1; II, 4, 6:1; III, 1, 13:1; 9, 2; 23, 1:1; v\u00e1ne \u00e2\u00b4 v\u00eet\u00e1m, IV, 7, 6:1;\u2014tree: g\u00e1rbhah v\u00e1n\u00e2n\u00e2m, I, 70, 3; 9;\u2014forest: v\u00e1n\u00e2-iva y\u00e1t sthir\u00e1m, I, 127, 3:5;\u2014I, 128, 3:2, &c.\nvan\u00e1d, eater of the forests, II, 4, 5:2.\nvanarg\u00fa, walking in the forest, I, 145, 5:1.\nv\u00e1nasp\u00e1ti, lord of the forest, tree (i. e. sacrificial post), I, 13, 11:1; 142, 11:1; 188, 10; II, 3, 10; III, 4, 10:1; 8, 1:1, 3; 6; 11; V, 5, 10;\u2014v\u00e1nasp\u00e1t\u00een pr\u00e1 min\u00e2\u00b4ti, V, 7, 4.\nv\u00e1nitri, winner, III, 13, 3.\nvan\u00edn, wooden stick, I, 58, 4;\u2014tree, I, 94, 10; 140, 2.\nvand, to worship, salute: vand\u00e1dhyai, I, 27, I; III, 4, 3.\nvand\u00e2\u00b4ru, reverer, I, 147, 2; V, 1, 12.\nv\u00e1ndya, venerable, I, 31, 12; 79, 7; II, 7, 4.\nvandh\u00fara, chariot-seat: vandh\u00fare-iva (conj. for vandh\u00far\u00e2-iva), III, 14, 3:4.\nyap \u00e2\u00b4 \u00fbpishe, thou pourest forth, I, 31, 9.\nvap\u00fah-tara, very marvellous, II, 3, 7.\nv\u00e1pusha: v\u00e1push\u00e2ya darsat\u00e1m, wonderful to behold, III, 2, 15.\nvapushy, to wonder: vapushyan, III, 1, 4.\nvapushy\u00e0, of marvellous appearance, IV, 1, 8; 12; V, 1, 9.\nv\u00e1pus, a wondrous sight, wonder, I, 141, 1; IV, 7, 9; wondrous body, wonderful shape, I, 142, 2:2; 144, 3; 148, 1; III, 1, 8; 18, 5.\nvayah-kr\u00edt, giver of strength: vayah-kr\u00edt, I, 31, 10.\nvayah-dh\u00e2\u00b4, giving vigour, I, 73, 1; II, 3, 9; IV, 3, 10.\nvayah-vr\u00eddh, increaser of vital strength, V, 5, 6.\nv\u00e1yas, vigour, strength, vital power, I, 66, 4, &c.; v\u00e1yah-vayah, life after life, V, 15, 4.\nvay\u00e2\u00b4, branch, I, 59, 1; II, 5, 4:1; V, 1, 1.\nvay\u00ed, weaver (?): vayy\u1ea7-iva, (II, 3, 6:1).\nvay\u00fana, established order, rule: vidv\u00e2\u00b4n vay\u00fam\u00e2ni, I, 72, 7:1; 189, 1; III, 5, 6; vay\u00fan\u00e2 n\u00e1v\u00e2 adhita, I, 144, 5:3; 145, 5; vay\u00fanam v\u00e2gh\u00e1t\u00e2m, III, 3, 4:2; vay\u00fane, in the due way, III, 29, 3:3;\u2014k\u00e2\u00b4 vay\u00fan\u00e2, what are the objects, IV, 5, 13.\nv\u00e1ra, wish: m\u00e1nasah v\u00e1r\u00e2ya, to thy mind's taste, I, 76, 1:1; a choice boon, I, 140, 13; tisr\u00ed-bhyah \u00e2\u00b4 v\u00e1ram, according to the wish of the three (sisters), II, 5, 5; desire, II, 10, 6.\nv\u00e1ra, the holding back: n\u00e1 v\u00e1r\u00e2ya, he is not to be kept back, I, 143, 5.\nv\u00e1rivas, wide space, I, 59, 5.\nV\u00e1runa, I, 26, 4; 36, 4; 44, 14; 79, 3; 94, 12:1; 16; 95, 11; 98, 3; 128, 7; 141, 9; 143, 4; II, 1, 4; III, 4, 2; 6; 5, 4; 14, 4; IV, 1, 2\u20135; 18; 2, 4; 3, 5; 13, 2; V, 3, 1; 5, 11; 26, 9.\nv\u00e1r\u00fbtha, shelter, I, 58, 9; 148, 2; 189, 6.\nvar\u00fbthy\u00e0, protecting, V, 24, 1.\nv\u00e1renya, elect, desirable, excellent, I, 26, 2; 3; 7, &c.\nv\u00e1rkas, splendour, III, 8, 3; 22, 2; 24, 1.\nv\u00e1rna, colour, I, 73, 7; II, 1, 12; 4, 5;\u2014(bright) colour, splendour, II, 5, 5; IV, 5, 13,\u2014appearance, I, 96, 5;\u2014race, II, 3, 5:1.\nvartan\u00ed, way: vartan\u00ee\u00b4h (Pada: vartan\u00edh), I, 140, 9:3;\u2014III, 7, 2.\nv\u00e1rdhana, increaser: v\u00e1rdhanam pit\u00fah, I, 140, 3:2.\nv\u00e1rpas, sight, shape, I, 140, 5:1; 7; 141, 3.\nv\u00e1rman, armour, I, 31, 15; 140, 10.\nvarsh\u00e1-nirnig, clothed in rain, III, 26, 5.\nv\u00e1rshishtha, most powerful, III, 13, 7; 16, 3; 26, 8; V, 7, 1.\nv\u00e1rshman, summit: v\u00e1rshman div\u00e1h, III, 5, 9; v\u00e1rshman prithivy\u00e2\u00b4h, III, 8, 3.\nvav\u00e2\u00b4t\u00e2, a favourite wife, IV, 4, 8.\nvavr\u00e1, prison, IV, 1, 13.\nvavr\u00ed, cover, V, 19, 1.\nvas, to be willing, long for, love: usat\u00e1h, I, 12, 4; usat\u00ee\u00b4h us\u00e1ntam, I, 71, 1; usat\u00e1h (read usat\u00e9?), I, 71, 6:2; usm\u00e1si, 1, 94, 3; usat\u00ee\u00b4h, 1, 145, 45; II, 4, 3; v\u00e1kshi, III, 1, 1:1; us\u00e1ntam us\u00e2n\u00e1h, III, 5, 7; v\u00e2vas\u00e2n\u00e2\u00b4h, III, 20, 1; v\u00e2vas\u00e2na, III, 22, I; usat\u00ee\u00b4, loving, IV, 3, 2;\u2014\u00e1nu vashti, I, 127, 1;\u2014abh\u00ed vashti, IV, 1, 8.\nvas\u00e2\u00b4, heifer, II, 7, 5.\nvas\u00edn, lord, III, 23, 3.\nv\u00e1shat-kriti, the word Vashat, I, 31, 5.\nvas, to shine: ukkh\u00e1nt\u00eem, I, 71, 1; \u00fbshuh, III, 7, 10; rit\u00e1m avasran, IV, 2, 19:1.\nvas, to clothe: v\u00e1sishva, I, 26, 1; v\u00e2saya (Samhit\u00e2: v\u00e2say\u00e2), clothe, or I clothe, I, 140, 1:1; sr\u00edyam v\u00e1s\u00e2nah, II, 10, 1; sukr\u00e2\u00b4 v\u00e1s\u00e2n\u00e2h, arraying themselves in brightness, III, 8, 9; r\u00fasat v\u00e1s\u00e2nah, clothed in brilliancy, IV, 5, 15;\u2014p\u00e1ri v\u00e1s\u00e2nah, III, 1, 5:2.\nvas, to dwell: av\u00e2sayat, he has made depart, III, 7, 3;\u2014pr\u00e1ti av\u00e2sayah, thou hast harboured, III, 1, 17;\u2014sam-v\u00e1s\u00e2n\u00e2h, dwelling together, IV, 6, 8.\nv\u00e1s, dwelling (?): vas\u00e2\u00b4m r\u00e2\u00b4g\u00e2nam, V, 2, 6:1.\nvasat\u00ed, dwelling, I, 31, 15; 66, 9:1.\nv\u00e1sana, garment, I, 95, 7.\nvasavy\u00e0, wealth, II, 9, 5:1.\nv\u00e1sishtha, the highest Vasu, II, 9, 1.\nv\u00e1su, excellent: v\u00e1sv\u00eebhih dh\u00eet\u00ed-bhih, III, 13, 5:1;\u2014wealth, treasure, goods, I, 27, 5, &c.; v\u00edsvah v\u00e1suh (conj. v\u00edsv\u00e2 v\u00e1s\u00fb), I, 128, 6:3; v\u00e1svah r\u00e2\u00b4gati, I, 143, 4; v\u00e1su r\u00e1tn\u00e2, III, 2, 11; goods, or Vasus, III, 29, 2:2;\u2014see v\u00e1syas.\nV\u00e1su, ep. of Agni, I, 31, 3; 44, 3; 45, 9; 60, 4; 79, 5; 127, 1:1; II, 7, 1; III, 4, 1:2; 15, 3; 18, 2; 19, 3; 21, 5; IV, 5, 15; V, 3, 10; 12; 6, 1; 2; 24, 2; 25, 1; v\u00e1suh v\u00e1s\u00fbn\u00e2m asi, I, 94, 13; v\u00e1suh v\u00e1su-bhih, I, 143, 6;\u2014pl., the Vasus, a class of gods, I, 45, 1; 58, 3; 143, 1; II, 3, 4:1; III, 8, 8; 19, 2:2; 20, 5; IV, 12, 6; V, 3, 8.\nv\u00e1su-d\u00e2van, giver of goods, II, 6, 4.\nv\u00e1su-dhiti, dispenser of goods, I, 128, 8.\nv\u00e1su-dhiti, place of wealth, IV, 8, 2:1.\nv\u00e1su-pati, lord of wealth, II, 1, 11; 6, V, 1.\nvasu-y\u00e2\u00b4, desire for wealth, I, 97, 2.\nvasu-y\u00fa, desirous of goods, I, 128, 8; III, 26, 1; V, 3, 6; 25, 9.\nvasuv\u00edt-tama, the greatest acquirer of wealth, I, 45, 7.\nv\u00e1su-sravas, renowned as Vasu (or, as goods), V, 24, 2.\nv\u00e1stu, daybreak: v\u00e1stoh ush\u00e1sah, I, 79, 6.\nvastr\u00ed, illuminator: kshap\u00e2\u00b4m vast\u00e2\u00b4, (I, 1, 7:1).\nv\u00e1stra, clothing, I, 26, 1.\nv\u00e1sman, cloth, IV, 13, 4.\nv\u00e1syas, better things, I, 31, 18;\u2014bliss, 1, 141, 12; welfare, II, 1, 16;\u2014greater wealth, II, 9, 2;\u2014wealthier, IV, 2, 20.\nvah, to carry: vakshi, (III, 1, 1:1); havy\u00e2\u00b4ya v\u00f3lhave, I, 45, 6; III, 29, 4;\u2014abh\u00ed vakshi v\u00e2\u00b4gam, III, 15, 5:2;\u2014\u00e2\u00b4 vakshati, may he conduct, I, 1, 2; \u00e2\u00b4 vakshat, may he carry hither, III, 5, 9; \u00e2\u00b4 vakshi, bring, III, 14, 2; \u00e2-v\u00e1hant\u00ee, carrying (bliss), IV, 14, 3:2.\nvah\u00e1t, stream, III, 7, 4:2.\nv\u00e1hishtha, (horses) most ready to drive, IV, 13, 4; 14, 4.\nv\u00e1hni, driven (on a chariot): v\u00e1hni-bhih deva\u00edh, I, 44, 13:1;\u2014carrier (of the gods), I, 60, 1; 128, 4:3; III, 1, 1; 5, 1; 11, 4:1; 20, 1:1;\u2014carrying: v\u00e1hnih \u00e2s\u00e2\u00b4, I, 76, 4:1;\u2014horse: v\u00e1hnayah, III, 6, 2:2;\u2014v\u00e1hni and v\u00e2\u00b4has, (I, 127, 8:1).\nv\u00e1hni-tama, best carrier (of the gods), IV, 1, 4.\nv\u00e2, to blow: v\u00e2\u00b4tah \u00e1nu v\u00e2ti, I, 148, 4;\u2014\u00e1va v\u00e2ti, he blazes down, I, 58, 5.\nv\u00e2: viv\u00e2sasi, thou winnest, I, 74, 9;\u2014\u00e2-v\u00edv\u00e2sati, (who) invites, I, 12, 9; 58, 1; \u00e2-v\u00edv\u00e2sasi, thou invitest, I, 31, 5:2;\u2014\u00e2\u00b4 viv\u00e2santi, they seek to win, IV, 11, 5.\nv\u00e2, to weave: samv\u00e1yant\u00ee \u00edti samv\u00e1yant\u00ee, II, 3, 6.\nv\u00e2gh\u00e1t, worshipper, I, 31, 24; 36, 13:2; 58, 7; IV, 2, 13; invoking, p. 470 III, 2, I; 3, 8; 8, 10; sacrificer, III, 3, 4.\nv\u00e2\u00b4k, word, I, 79, 10.\nv\u00e2\u00b4ga, strength, I, 27, 8:[1, 2], 2; 11; 77, 5; II, I, 10:1; 12; 2, 7; 4, 8; 6, 5; III, 10, 6; 11, 9; 19, 1; 22, 1; 25, 2; 3; 27, 1; 11; 29, 9; v\u00e2\u00b4gasya p\u00e1tih, I, 145, 1;\u2014deed of strength, III, 12, 9;\u2014booty, I, 27, 5, &c.;\u2014prize, gain, III, 2, 3:1; 4, &c.; abh\u00ed vakshi v\u00e2\u00b4gam, III, 15, 5:2;\u2014race (striving for gain, contest for booty), I, 27, 7:1; 9:1; 36, 2; III, 27, 7; V, 23, 1.\nV\u00e2\u00b4ga, pl., the V\u00e2gas, III, 26, 4:1.\nv\u00e2\u00b4ga-gathara, with booty in its belly, V, 19, 4.\nv\u00e2\u00b4ga-pati, lord of booty, IV, 75, 3.\nv\u00e2\u00b4ga-pras\u00fbta, bent on the prize, I, 77, 4:2.\nv\u00e2gam-bhar\u00e1, winning the prize, I, 60, 5; winning booty, IV, 11, 4.\nv\u00e2gay, to run a race: v\u00e2gay\u00e1n-iva, 14 8, 1:1;\u2014to further strength: v\u00e2g\u00e1yant\u00ee \u00edti, III, 14, 3:1;\u2014to drive forward: v\u00e2gayate, IV, 7, 11;\u2014to strive for gain: v\u00e2ga-y\u00e2nt\u00ee, V, 1, 3; v\u00e2ga-y\u00e1ntah, V, 4, 1.\nv\u00e2ga-y\u00fa, bent on victory, V, 10, 5;\u2014eager for the race, V, 79, 3.\nv\u00e2\u00b4ga-vat, bestowing strength, I, 31, 18.\nv\u00e2\u00b4ga-sravas, renowned for strength, III, 2, 5.\nv\u00e2ga-s\u00e2\u00b4tama, highest winner of booty, I, 78, 3; III, 12, 4; V, 13, 5; 20, 1:1.\nv\u00e2\u00b4ga-s\u00e2ti, winning of the prize, III, 2, 7:1.\nv\u00e2g\u00edn, strong, II, 2, 11; III, 6, 1;\u2014the strong horse, racer, I, 66, 4:1, &c.; II, 5, 1:4; III, 27, 3:1; \u00e1svah n\u00e1 v\u00e2g\u00ee\u00b4, III, 29, 6.\nv\u00e2\u00b4gina, strength, III, 20, 2.\nv\u00e2\u00b4n\u00ee, sound: sapt\u00e1 v\u00e2\u00b4n\u00eeh, III, 1, 6:1; 7, 1:1.\nv\u00e2\u00b4ta, wind, I, 79, 1; 148, 4 . IV, 7, 10; 11; v\u00e2\u00b4taih aruna\u00edh, II, 1, 6; v\u00e2\u00b4tasya pathy\u1ea7bhih, III, 14, 3; v\u00e2\u00b4tasya s\u00e1rgah, III, 29, 11:2; v\u00e2\u00b4tasya p\u00e1tman, V, 5, 7; V\u00e2ta, the god, IV, 3, 6.\nv\u00e2\u00b4ta-kodita, stirred by the wind, I, 58, 4; 141, 7.\nv\u00e2\u00b4ta-g\u00fbta, stirred or drivers by the wind, I, 58, 4; 65, 8; 94, 10; 140, 4.\nv\u00e2m\u00e1, happy, I, 141, 12;\u2014pleasant (wealth), IV, 5, 13.\nV\u00e2y\u00fa, the god, I, 142, 12:1;\u2014v\u00e2y\u00fa, wind, V, 79, 5.\nv\u00e2\u00b4r, water, II, 4, 6; usr\u00edy\u00e2n\u00e2m v\u00e2\u00b4hiva, IV, 5, 8.\nv\u00e2\u00b4ra, treasure, I, 128, 6; V, 16, 2.\nv\u00e2\u00b4ra, tail, II, 4, 4.\nv\u00e2ran\u00e1, stubborn, I, 140, 2.\nv\u00e2\u00b4ra-vat, long-tailed, I, 27, 1.\nv\u00e2\u00b4rya, excellent wealth, treasure, I, 26, 8; III, 8, 7; V, 16, 5:1; 17, 5; desirable boon, I, 58, 3; III, 27, 2; V, 23, 3; best gifts, I, 149, 5; III, 11, 9.\nv\u00e2s, to roar, low: av\u00e2sayah, I, 31, 4:1; v\u00e2vas\u00e2n\u00e2\u00b4h, I, 73, 6; vav\u00e2sire, II, 2, 2.\nv\u00e2sr\u00e1, lowing, I, 95, 6.\nv\u00e2\u00b4has, vehicle, (I, 127, 8:1); III, 11, 7:1.\nv\u00e2\u00b4hishtha, which may best bring, V, 25, 7.\nvi, to weave. See v\u00e2.\nv\u00ed, bird: v\u00e9r \u00edti v\u00e9h, I, 72, 9:1; 96, 6:2; III, 5, 5:1; 6; III, 7, 7:1; IV, 5, 8:4; v\u00e1yah, I, 141, 8; vayy\u1ea7-iva? II, 3, 6:1.\nv\u00ed, away from, I, 150, 2.\nv\u00ed-adhvan, straying everywhere, I, 141, 7.\nvi-\u00fash, the break of dawn, V, 3, 8.\nv\u00ed-ushti, dawning: v\u00ed-ushtishu, I, 44, 3; 4; 8; III, 20, 1; ush\u00e1sah v\u00ed-ushtau, at the break of dawn, III, 15, 2; IV, 1, 5; 14, 4.\nv\u00ed-oman, heaven: param\u00e9 v\u00ed-omani, I, 143, 2; V, 15, 2.\nvi-g\u00e2h\u00e1, diver, III, 3, 5.\nvi-kakshana, far-seeing, III, 3, 70.\nv\u00ed-karshani, dwelling among all tribes, I, 31, 6:4; 78, 1; 79, 12; III, 2, 8; 11, 1.\nv\u00ed-ketas, wise, I, 45, 2; II, 10, 1; 2; IV, 5, 2; 7, 3.\nvig: vevig\u00e9 \u00edti, they are affrighted, 1, 140, 3.\nvig\u00e2\u00b4-van, continuing our race: s\u00fbn\u00fah t\u00e1nayah vig\u00e2\u00b4-v\u00e2, III, 1, 23.\nvid, to find: v\u00e9vid\u00e2n\u00e2h, acquiring (or, exploring?), I, 72, 4; avidan (conj. \u00e1vidan), I, 72, 6:1.\nvid, to know: y\u00e1th\u00e2 vid\u00e9, as it is p. 471 known, I; 127, 4; vidv\u00e2\u00b4n, knowing (with gen. and ace.), V, 1, 11:1;\u2014pari v\u00e9da, I, 31, 5:1;\u2014v\u00ed vidv\u00e2\u00b4n, distinguishing, I, 189, 7.\nv\u00edd, knowledge: vid\u00e2\u00b4, I, 31, 18.\nvid\u00e1tha, sacrifice, I, 31, 6:2; 60, 1:2; 143, 7; III, 1, 1:2; 18; 3, 3; 4, 5; 8, 5; 14, 1:1; 27, 7:2; IV, 6, 2; trit\u00ee\u00b4ye vid\u00e1the, II, 4, 8:1;\u2014vid\u00e1th\u00e2,\u2014sacrificial ordinances, III, I, 2:3; 26, 6:2;\u2014sacrificial distribution, III, 28, 4; vid\u00e1theshu \u00e1hn\u00e2m, V, 3, 6:1;\u2014assembly, II, 1, 4:3; 16:2.\nvidath\u1ef9a, influential in council, (I, 32, 6:2).\nvid\u00fah-tarah, the greatest sage, 1, 31, 14; II, 3, 7.\nvid\u00fas, possessed of knowledge, I, 71, 10:1.\nvidman\u00e2\u00b4-apas, active in wisdom, I, 31, 1:1.\nvi-dy\u00fat, lightning, III, 1, 14; V, 10, 5.\nvidy\u00fat-ratha, whose chariot is lightning, III, 14, 1.\nvidh, to worship: vidhema, I, 36, 2; vidhat\u00e1h, I, 73, 1, &c.\nvidh, vvadh, to pierce, to shoot: v\u00eddhya, IV, 4, 1.\nVidhartr\u00ed, he who keeps asunder all things, II, 1, 3:3.\nv\u00ed-dharman, sphere, III, 2, 3;\u2014disposer, V, 17, 2:[1, 3].\nvip, to tremble: pr\u00e1 vepayanti, they make tremble, III, 26, 4.\nv\u00edp, prayer, III, 3, 1:1; 7; vip\u00e2\u00b4m gy\u00f3t\u00eemshi, III, 10, 5.\nvipah-k\u00edt, knowing prayers, III, 3, 4:1; 26, 9; 27, 2.\nvipany\u00e2\u00b4: vipany\u00e1y\u00e2, in thy admirable way, III, 28, 5; vipany\u00e2\u00b4, wonderfully, IV, 1, 12.\nvipany\u00fa, full of admiring praise, III, 10, 9.\nv\u00edpra, priest, I, 27, 9, &c.; sapt\u00e1 v\u00edpr\u00e2h, III, 7, 7; IV, 2, 15:1\nvi-bhaktr\u00ed, distributor: vi-bhakt\u00e2\u00b4, I, 27, 6.\nvi-bh\u00e2t\u00ed,-resplendent, III, 6, 7.\nvibh\u00e2\u00b4-van, resplendent, I, 58, 9; 59, 7; 66, 2; 69, 9; 148, 1; 4; III, 3, 9; IV, 1, 8; 12; V, 1, 9; 4, 2.\nvibh\u00e2-vasu, rich in splendour, I, 44, 10; III, 2, 2; V, 25, 2; 7:1.\nvi-bh\u00fa, mighty, I, 31, 2; 141, 9; III, 6, 9; V, 4, 2; 5, 9; vi-bhv\u00ee\u00b4h (d\u00farah), I, 188, 5:1;\u2014far-extending, I, 65, 10;\u2014spreading, IV, 7, 1.\nv\u00ed-bhritra, widely-spread, I, 71, 3:2; 95, 2; wide-ranging, II, 10, 2.\nv\u00ed-bhr\u00e2shti, shine, I, 127, 1.\nvibhva-s\u00e1h, overpowering skilful men, V, 10, 7.\nvi-m\u00e2\u00b4na, measure, III, 3, 4:2.\nv\u00ed-yut\u00e2? IV, 7, 7:1.\nvi-r\u00e2\u00b4g, Prince, I, 188, 5.\nvir\u00fakmat, shining, I, 127, 3.\nv\u00ed-r\u00fbpa, of different shapes or forms, I, 70, 7:1; 73, 7; 95, 1; III, 1, 13; 4, 6;\u2014of different colour, V, 1, 4:1.\nV\u00edr\u00fbpa: vir\u00fbpa-v\u00e1t, I, 45, 3.\nvi-rok\u00e1, the bursting forth: ush\u00e1sah vi-rok\u00e9, III, 5, 2.\nviv\u00e1svat, irradiating: v\u00edvasvat (conj. viv\u00e1svan), 1, 44, 1:1; viv\u00e1svat\u00e2 k\u00e1kshas\u00e2, I, 96, 2:3.\nViv\u00e1svat, N. pr., I, 31, 3; 58, 1:[1, 2]; IV, 7, 4; V, 11, 3:2.\nviv\u00e1svan, the shining forth: v\u00edvasvat (conj. viv\u00e1svan) ush\u00e1sah, at the rising of the dawn, I, 44, 1:1.\nv\u00edviki, separating, V, 8, 3:1.\nv\u00eds, house, clan, tribe: vis\u00e9-vise, I, 27, 10:2, &c.; vis\u00e2\u00b4m n\u00e1 v\u00edsvah, I, 70, 4:2; m\u00e2\u00b4nush\u00ee v\u00edt, 1, 72, 8; r\u00e2\u00b4g\u00e2 vis\u00e2\u00b4m, II, 2, 8; vis\u00e2\u00b4m kav\u00edm visp\u00e1tim, III, 2, 10; purah-et\u00e2\u00b4 vis\u00e2\u00b4m m\u00e2\u00b4nush\u00een\u00e2m, III, 11, 5; v\u00edsah m\u00e1rt\u00e2n, IV, 2, 3:2; vis\u00e1h \u00e1tithih, V, 18, 1; dev\u00e2\u00b4sah s\u00e1rvay\u00e2 vis\u00e2\u00b4, the gods with all their folk, V, 26, 9.\nvi-s\u00edkshu, a hewer, II, 1, 10:3.\nvisp\u00e1ti, lord of the clans, I, 12, 2; 26, 7; 27, 12; 31, 11; 60, 2; 128, 7; II, 1, 8; III, 2, 20; 3, 8; 13, 5; V, 4, 3; 6, 5.\nvisp\u00e1tn\u00ee, housewife, III, 29, 1:4.\nvisp\u00e2\u00b4, lord of clans, (I, 70, 4:2).\nv\u00edsva, every one: vis\u00e2\u00b4m n\u00e1 v\u00edsvah, I, 70, 4:2; v\u00edsvam id\u00e1m, this whole world, I, 98, 1; v\u00edsve dev\u00e2\u00b4h, II, 3, 4:1; V, 3, 1; 26, 4; v\u00edsvam \u00edt viduh, III, 29, 15:1.\nvisv\u00e1-apsu? I, 148, 1:2.\nvisv\u00e1-\u00e2yu, having a full life, or, in whom all life dwells, I, 27, 3; 67, 6; 10; 73, 4; 128, 8; visv\u00e1-\u00e2yuh p. 472 (conj. visv\u00e1-\u00e2yoh), I, 68, 5:2.\nvisv\u00e1-\u00e2yus, adv., eternally (?), (I, 68, 5:2).\nvisv\u00e1-krishti, extending over all dominions, I, 59; 7; belonging to all races of men, III, 26, 5.\nvisv\u00e1-karshani, dwelling among all tribes, I, 27, 9:3; III, 2, 15; V, 6, 3; 14, 6; 23, 4.\nvisv\u00e1-ganya, encompassing all people, III, 25, 3.\nvisvatah-mukha, whose face is turned everywhere, I, 97, 6; 7.\nvisv\u00e1-t\u00fbrti, all-victorious, II, 3, 8.\nvisv\u00e1-th\u00e2, everywhere, I, 142, 9.\nvisv\u00e1-darsata, visible to all, I, 44, 10; 146, 5; V, 8, 3.\nvisv\u00e1-deva, accompanied by the Visve dev\u00e2h, I, 142, 12.\nvisv\u00e1-devya, belonging to all gods, I, 148, 1; united with all the gods, III, 2, 5.\nvisv\u00e1dh\u00e2, everywhere, I, 141, 6; always, V, 8, 4.\nvisv\u00e1-dh\u00e2yas, possessing every refreshment, I, 73, 3; V, 8, 1.\nvisv\u00e1-bharas, supporter of everything, IV, 1, 19:1.\nvisv\u00e1-bh\u00e2nu, all-brilliant, IV, 1, 3.\nvisvam-inv\u00e1, all-embracing, I, 76, 2;\u2014all-enlivener, III, 20, 3.\nvisv\u00e1-r\u00fbpa, all-shaped, I, 13, 10; assuming every shape, III, 2, 7.\nvisv\u00e1-v\u00e2ra, rich in all boons, III, 4, 3; giver of all treasures, III, 17, 1; with all goods, V, 4, 7; rich in all treasures, V, 28, 1.\nvisva-v\u00edd, all-knowing, III, 19, 1,\u2014omniscient, III, 29, 7; V, 4, 3.\nvisv\u00e1-vedas, all-possessor, possessor of all wealth, I, 12, 1; 36, 3; 44, 7; 128, 8; 143, 4; 147, 3; III, 20, 4; 25, 1; 26, 4; IV, 8, 1.\nvisv\u00e1-srushti, always listening, I, 128, 1.\nVisva-s\u00e2man, V, 22, 1.\nVisv\u00e2\u00b4mitra, pl., the Visv\u00e2mitras, III, I, 21; 18, 4.\nvisv\u00e2\u00b4yu-poshas, lasting all our life, I, 79, 9:2.\nvisv\u00e2\u00b4h\u00e2, day by day, III, 16, 2.\nvish, to accomplish: vividdhi, I, 27, 10; v\u00e9vishat, busy, III, 2, 10.\nv\u00edshuna, manifold, IV, 6, 6;\u2014turning oneself from one, V, 12, 5:1.\nv\u00edshu-r\u00fbpa, in manifold shapes, V, 15, 4.\nvisht\u00e1? I, 148, 1:1.\nV\u00edshnu, II, 1, 3; IV, 3, 7; V, 3, 3.\nvishp\u00e1s, descrier: vishp\u00e1t, I, 189, 6:1.\nv\u00edshvak, in all directions, I, 36, 16; IV, 4, 2.\nvi-s\u00e2r\u00e1, expanse, I, 79, 1:1.\nvi-st\u00edr, laid out: vi-st\u00edrah, I, 140, 7:1.\nvi-hav\u00e1, the emulating call, III, 8, 6:1.\nv\u00ed-h\u00e2yas, far-reaching, I, 128, 6:1; whose energy expands roundabout, IV, 11, 4:1.\nv\u00ee, to accomplish, pursue, perform eagerly: viv\u00e9h r\u00e1p\u00e2msi (rather viv\u00e9r \u00e1p\u00e2msi), I, 69, 8:2; v\u00e9shi (hotr\u00e1m), I, 76, 4; v\u00e9h, II, 5, 3:2; IV, 7, 8;\u2014to come or approach eagerly, to move: v\u00e9shi, I, 74, 4; 189, 7; IV, 9, 5; 6; v\u00e9h, he repairs, I, 77, 2; IV, 7, 7; vetu, I, 77, 4; v\u00e9ti, I, 141, 6; v\u00eet\u00e1ye, that they may eagerly come or partake, I, 74; 6; II, 2, 6:2; see also v\u00eet\u00ed;\u2014v\u00eeh\u00ed, accept eagerly, III, 28, 3;\u2014vy\u00e1ntah, tending to I, 127, 5; vyantu, may they eagerly seek, III, 8, 7; v\u00eeh\u00ed mril\u00eek\u00e1m, love mercy, IV, 1, 5; m\u00e2\u00b4 veh, require not, IV, 3, 13;\u2014\u00e2\u00b4 d\u00fbty\u00e0m viv\u00e2ya, he has undertaken the messengership, I, 71, 4:3;\u2014\u00fapa vetu, may he come, V, 11, 4;\u2014pr\u00e1-v\u00eeta, having conceived, III, 29, 3; pr\u00e1ti vihi, accept eagerly, III, 21, 5.\nv\u00ee, to envelop. See vy\u00e2.\nv\u00ee\u00b4, eager: v\u00ee\u00b4h, I, 143, 6.\nv\u00eel\u00fa, strong, safe, I, 127, 3; 5; IV, 3, 14;\u2014fortress, I, 71, 2.\nv\u00eel\u00fa-gambha, with strong jaws, III, 29, 13.\nv\u00eet\u00e1, straight, IV, 2, 11.\nv\u00eet\u00ed, (sacrificial) feast: v\u00eet\u00e1ye, I, 13, 2; 74, 4; 142, 13; III, 13, 4; V, 26, 2.\nv\u00eet\u00ed-hotra, offerer of a feast (to the gods), III, 24, 2; V, 26, 3.\nv\u00eer\u00e1, hero, a manly son, I, 73, 3, &c.\nv\u00eer\u00e1-pesas, adorned with heroes, IV, II, 3:1.\nv\u00eer\u00e1-vat, with valiant heroes, I, 12, 11; 96, 8; III, 24, 5; V, 4, 11.\nv\u00eer\u00e1vat-tama, high bliss of valiant offspring, I, 1, 3.\nv\u00eer\u00fadh, plant, I, 67, 9; 141, 4; g\u00e1rbhah v\u00eer\u00fadh\u00e2m, II, 1, 14.\nv\u00eery\u00e0, mighty deed, III, 12, 9;\u2014heroic power, III, 25, 2.\nvri, to choose: vrin\u00eemahe, I, 12, 1, &c.; vrin\u00eet\u00e9, he demands, I, 67, 1;\u2014ur\u00e2n\u00e1h, choosing, III, 19, 2; IV, 6, 3; chosen, IV, 6, 4; 7, 8.\nvri, to hold back, hinder: var\u00e2te, I, 65, 6; v\u00e1ranta, IV, 6, 6; \u00e1v\u00e2ri, IV, 6, 7; \u00e1pa vridhi, open, II, 2, 7; \u00e1pa \u00e2var \u00edty \u00e2vah, he has opened, III, 5, 1; \u00e1pa vr\u00e1n, they have uncovered, IV, 5, 8; \u00e1pa vran, they disclosed, IV, 2, 16;\u2014k\u00e2\u00b4man \u00e2-v\u00e1rat, would he fulfil our desire, I, 143, 6;\u2014p\u00e1ri-vrita, hidden, I, 144, 2;\u2014see \u00fbrnu.\nvrikt\u00e1-barhis, having spread the sacrificial grass, I, 12, 3:1; III, 2, 5; 6; V, 23, 3;\u2014where they spread sacrificial grass, V, 9, 2.\nvrig\u00e1na, settlement, I, 60, 3:2; 73, 2:2; II, 2, 1:4; 9;\u2014enclosure, I, 128, 7;\u2014masc.? I, 189, 8:2.\nvrigin\u00e1, wrong, dishonest, IV, 1, 17, V, 3, 11; 12, 5.\nvrigin\u00e1-vartani, following crooked ways, I, 31, 6:[1, 4].\nvri\u00f1g, to trim: vri\u00f1g\u00e9, I, 142, 5:2;\u2014to turn: vrin\u00e1kti, IV, 7, 10;\u2014\u00e2\u00b4 vrikshi, may I draw on myself, (I, 27, 13:2);\u2014p\u00e1ri vrinakti, he spares, III, 29, 6.\nvritr\u00e1, foe, I, 36, 8:1.\nvritra-h\u00e1tha, the killing of foes, III, 16, 1.\nvritra-h\u00e1n, slayer of foes or of Vritra, I, 59, 6:1; 74, 3; II, 1, 11; III, 12, 4:2; 20, 4:2.\nvritrah\u00e1n-tama, the greatest destroyer of enemies (or of Vritra), I, 78, 4.\nvr\u00edth\u00e2, lightly, I, 58, 4:1;\u2014wildly, I, 140, 5.\nvriddh\u00e1 sokis, mightily brilliant, V, 16, 3.\nvridh, to increase, grow, &c.: v\u00e1rdham\u00e2nam, increasing, I, 1, 8, &c.; vavridhasva, be magnified, I, 31, 18; vridh\u00e9, for welfare, prosperity, III, 3, 8; 6, 10; IV, 2, 18; vriddh\u00e1, grown full of, V, 20, 2:1;\u2014v\u00e1rdhanti, they nourish, I, 65, 4;\u2014vardhay\u00e2masi, we extol, I, 36, 11; vardhaya g\u00edrah, make prosper, III, 29, 10;\u2014v\u00ed vavridhe (conj. vi-vavridh\u00e9), I, 141, 5:2.\nvr\u00eddh, furtherer, III, 16, 2:2.\nvridh\u00e1, helper, furtherer, (III, 16, 2:2); IV, 2, 10.\nvridhas\u00e2n\u00e1, growing: vridhas\u00e2n\u00e2\u00b4su, in the growing (plants), II, 2, 5:2.\nvridha-sn\u00fa, mighty, IV, 2, 3:1.\nvr\u00edshan, manly, bull, I, 36, 82; 10:1, &c.; III, 29, 9:1; rit\u00e1sya vr\u00edshne, V, 12, 1:1; arush\u00e1sya vr\u00edshnah, V, 12, 2:2.\nVr\u00edshan, N. pr., I, 36, 10:1.\nvrishabh\u00e1, bull (Agni), 1, 31, 5, &c.; I, 141, 2:2; IV, 1, 11:3; 12:2; V, 2, 12:1; krishn\u00e1h vrishabh\u00e1h, I, 79, 2:2.\nvrishay: vrisha-y\u00e1se, thou rushest on (acc.) like a bull, I, 58, 4:1;\u2014vrisha-y\u00e1nte, they are full of (sexual) desire, III, 7, 9.\nvrisht\u00ed, rain, II, 5, 6; 6, 5.\nv\u00e9das, property, I, 70, 10; 99, 1; V, 2, 12.\nv\u00e9di, sacrificial altar: v\u00e9d\u00ee \u00edti asy\u00e2\u00b4m, II, 3, 4.\nvedi-s\u00e1d, sitting on the sacrificial bed, I, 140, 1.\nv\u00e9dya, well known: r\u00e1tham-iva v\u00e9dyam, II, 2, 3:2;\u2014renowned, V, 15, 1.\nvedhah-tama, best worshipper, I, 75, 2.\nvedh\u00e1s, worshipper, I, 60, 2; 65, 10; 69, 3; 72, 1:1; 73, 10; III, 10, 5; 14, 1; IV, 2, 15; 20; 3, 3; 16; 6, 1;\u2014helpful, I, 128, 4 (bis).\nv\u00e9pas, trembling, IV, 11, 2.\nves\u00e1, vassal, IV, 3, 13.\nv\u00e9shana, officiating, V, 7, 5.\nVaisv\u00e2nar\u00e1, I, 59, 1\u20137; 98, 1\u20133; III, 2, 1; 11; 12; 3, 1; 5; 10; 11; 26, 1\u20133; IV, 5, 1; 2; V, 27, 1:2; 2.\nv\u00f3lhri, draught-horse, I, 144, 3.\nvy\u00e1kasvat, far-embracing, II, 3, 5.\nvy\u00e1kishtha, most capacious, II, 10, 4.\nvy\u00e1this, track, IV, 4, 3.\nvyadh, see vidh.\nvy\u00e2 (v\u00ee), to envelop: ava-vy\u00e1yan, removing, p. 474 IV, 13, 4;\u2014\u00e2\u00b4 v\u00eet\u00e1m, enveloped, IV, 7, 6:1;\u2014p\u00e1riv\u00eeta, dressed (in offerings and prayers?), IV, 3, 2:2.\nvy\u00f2man, see v\u00ed-oman.\nvrag, to go: vavr\u00e2\u00b4ga, III, I, 6;\u2014abhi-vr\u00e1gan, proceeding, I, 58, 5:2; abhivr\u00e1gat-bhih, approaching, I, 144, 5:3.\nvrag\u00e1, stable, IV, 1, 15; V, 6, 7.\nvrat\u00e1, law, I, 31, 1; 2; 12; 65, 3; 69, 7; II, 8, 3; III, 3, 9; 4, 7; 6, 5; 7, 7; IV, 13, 2; vrat\u00e2\u00b4 dhruv\u00e2\u00b4, I, 36, 5:1; II, 5, 4; da\u00edvy\u00e2ni vrat\u00e2\u00b4, I, 70, 2;\u2014\u00e1nu vrat\u00e1m, according to his will, I, 128, I;\u2014duty, I, 144, 1.\nvrata-p\u00e2\u00b4, guardian of the law, I, 31, 10; III, 4, 7; V, 2, 8:3.\nvrask: m\u00e2\u00b4 gy\u00e2\u00b4yasah s\u00e1msam \u00e2\u00b4 vrikshi, may I not fall as a victim to the curse of my better, I, 27, 13:2; vrikn\u00e2\u00b4sah, hewn, III, 8, 7.\nvr\u00e2\u00b4, host, IV, I, 16:2.\nvr\u00e2\u00b4ta, host: vr\u00e2\u00b4tam-vr\u00e2tam, III, 26, 6.\nvr\u00e2dh: vr\u00e2dhanta, they have boasted, V, 6, 7.\nvr\u00e2\u00b4dhan-tama, most powerful, I, 150, 3.\nvr\u00eds, finger: d\u00e1sa vr\u00edsah, I, 144, 5:1.","title":"Vedic Hymns, Part II (SBE46): I. 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