{"collection":"Hinduism","html_url":"https://unchartedknowledge.5gfusion.net/browse/hin/sbe46/sbe46163.htm","path":"hin/sbe46/sbe46163.htm","source_url":"https://sacred-texts.com/hin/sbe46/sbe46163.htm","text":"Vedic Hymns, Part II (SBE46), by Hermann Oldenberg [1897]\nS\nsams, to recite: \u00e1samsan, I, 67, 4; m\u00e1nma samsi, II, 4, 8;\u2014to teach: rit\u00e1m s\u00e1msantah, III, 4, 7.\ns\u00e1msa, curse, I, 27, 13:2; 94, 8; III, 18, 2; s\u00e1ms\u00e2t agh\u00e2\u00b4t, from evil spell, I, 128, 5;\u2014praise, I, 141, 6:4; 11; s\u00e1mse nrin\u00e2\u00b4m, III, 16, 4; ubh\u00e2\u00b4 s\u00e1ms\u00e2, IV, 4, 14:1; s\u00e1msam \u00e2y\u00f3h, IV, 6, 11:2; V, 3, 4:2.\nsak, to be able: sakn\u00e1v\u00e2ma, I, 27, 13; sak\u00e9ma y\u00e1mam, 1, 73, 10:1; II, 5, 1:4; III, 27, 3; sakema sam-\u00eddham, I, 94, 3;\u2014to help to: sagdhi (with gen.), II, 2, 12; III, 16, 6; sagdh\u00ed svast\u00e1ye, V, 17, 5.\ns\u00e1kti, skill: s\u00e1kt\u00ee, I, 31, 18.\nsagm\u00e1, mighty, I, 143, 8.\nsak\u00ee-vat, full of power, III, 21, 4.\nsat\u00e1, hundred: sat\u00e2\u00b4 ka vimsat\u00edm ka, V, 27, 2:1.\nsat\u00e1-\u00e2tman, endowed with hundredfold life, I, 149, 3.\nsatad\u00e2\u00b4van, giver of a hundred (bulls), V, 27, 6.\nsat\u00e1-dh\u00e2ra, with a hundred rills, III, 26, 9.\nsat\u00e1-valsa, with a hundred branches, III, 8, 11.\nsata-s\u00e9ya, attainment of hundredfold blessings, III, 18, 3.\nsat\u00e1-hima, living a hundred winters, II, 1, 11.\nsat\u00e1-him\u00e2, pl., a hundred winters, I, 73, 9.\nsat\u00edn, hundredfold, I, 31, 10; II, 2, 9; sat\u00edn\u00eebhih, with his hundredfold blessings, I, 59, 7.\ns\u00e1tru, enemy: s\u00e1trum \u00e2-dabh\u00fah, III, 16, 2:4.\nsatru-y\u00e1t, being at enmity, V, 4, 5; 28, 3.\nsad, to be glorious: s\u00e2sadr\u00e9, I, 141, 9.\nsaph\u00e1, hoof, V, 6, 7.\nsam, to toil (esp. in performing worship): sasam\u00e2n\u00e1, who has toiled hard, I, 141, 10; 142, 2; III, 18, 4; IV, 2, 9; 13; asamishth\u00e2h, III, 29, 16; \u00e1samishta, he toiled, V, 2, 7.\ns\u00e1m, bliss, luck: s\u00e1m y\u00f3h, with luck and weal, I, 189, 2; III, 17, 3; 18, 4; IV, 12, 5; s\u00e1m nah soka, III, 13, 6; s\u00e1m kridhi, IV, 1, 3; s\u00e1m \u00e1sti, he satisfies, V, 7, 9; s\u00e1m hrid\u00e9, V, 11, 5.\nsam\u00e2y, to toil: sam-\u00e2y\u00e9, III, 1, 1.\ns\u00e1mi, toiling, (sacrificial) work: s\u00e1my\u00e2, II, I, 9:1; s\u00e1myai (read s\u00e1my\u00e2h?), IV, 3, 4:1.\nsamitr\u00ed, the sacrificial butcher, or slaughterer, (I, 13, 12:1); II, 3, 10; III, 4, 10.\nsam-gay\u00e1, bringing happiness to our home, II, 1, 6.\nsam-tama, most agreeable, beneficial, blissful, I, 76, 1:1; 77, 2; 128, 7; III, 13, 4.\nS\u00e1mbara, I, 59, 6.\nsam-bh\u00fa, refreshing, I, 65, 5; bringing luck, III, 17, 5.\nsay\u00fa, reposing, I, 31, 2.\nsar\u00e1ni, fault (?), I, 31, 16:1.\nsar\u00e1d, autumn: tisr\u00e1h sar\u00e1dah, I, 72, 3.\ns\u00e1ru, weapon, IV, 3, 7.\ns\u00e1rdha, host, I, 71, 8:6; IV, 1, 12:[1, 3]; s\u00e1rdh\u00e2ya mar\u00fat\u00e2m, IV, 3, 8.\ns\u00e1rdhas, host: s\u00e1rdhah m\u00e2\u00b4rutam, I, p. 475 127, 6; II, 1, 6; IV, 6, 10; mar\u00fat\u00e2m s\u00e1rdhah, II, 3, 3; nar\u00e2\u00b4m s\u00e1rdhah, II, 1, 5:4; s\u00e1rdhah divy\u00e1m, III, 19, 4;\u2014s\u00e1rdhah, m. or n.? IV, 1, 12:[1, 3].\nsarman, shelter, protection, I, 58, 8, &c.; s\u00e1rmani sy\u00e2m, III, 15, 1; \u00e1kkhidr\u00e2 s\u00e1rma, III, 15, 5:1.\nsarma-s\u00e1d, sitting under shelter, I, 73, 3.\ns\u00e1ry\u00e2, arrow, I, 148, 4.\ns\u00e1vas, strength, might, power: s\u00e1vas\u00e2 (conj. s\u00e1vasah), I, 27, 2:1, &c.; s\u00e1vasah sushm\u00ednah p\u00e1tih, I, 145, 1. savasah pate, V, 6, 9.\ns\u00e1vishtha, most powerful, I, 77, 4; mightiest, I, 127, 11.\ns\u00e1svat: s\u00e1svat\u00e2 t\u00e1n\u00e2, constantly, I, 26, 6:1; s\u00e1svat\u00eeh, constant, 1, 27, 7; g\u00e1n\u00e2ya s\u00e1svate, all people, I, 36, 19; s\u00e1svatah, many, I, 72, 1:1.\nsasvat-tam\u00e1m, for ever, III, 1, 23.\nsast\u00ed, hymn, praise, IV, 3, 3; 15.\ns\u00e2, to sharpen, further: sis\u00eehi, III, 16, 3:1; 24, 5:1; s\u00eds\u00eete, V, 2, 9; 9, 5;\u2014\u00e1ti s\u00eds\u00eete, I, 36, 16;\u2014nis\u00edshat, he stirs up, IV, 2, 7:1.\ns\u00e2k\u00e1, powerful, V, 25, 2:1.\nS\u00e2ta-vaney\u00e1, N. pr., I, 59, 7.\ns\u00e2s, to teach, instruct: sas\u00e2suh, III, 1, 2; IV, 2, 12;\u2014\u00e1nu-sishta, instructed, V, 2, 8;\u2014pr\u00e1 s\u00e2\u00b4ssi, thou instructest, I, 31, 14; pras\u00e2\u00b4sat, commanding, I, 95, 3.\ns\u00e2\u00b4s, command, I, 68, 9.\ns\u00e2\u00b4sana, command, III, 7, 5.\ns\u00e2\u00b4san\u00ee, teacher, I, 31, 11.\ns\u00e2\u00b4sus, command, instruction, I, 60, 2; 73, 1.\ns\u00e2\u00b4sya, governable, I, 189, 7:4.\ns\u00edkvan, plur., locks of flames, I, 141, 8:1.\nsiksh, to help one to, to favour with a thing (gen.): s\u00edksha, I, 27, 5; III, 19, 3; y\u00e1h te s\u00edksh\u00e2t, who does service to thee, I, 68, 6:1.\nsiksh\u00fa, rich in favours: siksh\u00f3h (conj. siksho), III, 19, 3:1.\nsiti-prishth\u00e1, white-backed, III, 7, 1:1.\ns\u00edm\u00ee-vat, powerful (?), I, 141, 13;1.\ns\u00edrin\u00e2? II, 10, 3:3.\nsiv\u00e1, kind, bounteous, gracious, blessed: I, 31, 1; 79, 2; 143, 8; III, 1, 9; 19; IV, 10, 8; 11, 6; V, 24, 1.\ns\u00edsu, the young one: pas\u00fah n\u00e1 s\u00edsv\u00e2, like a pregnant cow, (I, 65, 10:1); young calf, I, 96, 5:1; the young child (Agni), I, 140, 3; 145, 3; V, 9, 3; a foal, III, 1, 4; div\u00e1h s\u00edsum, (Soma) the child of heaven, IV, 15, 6:2.\ns\u00edsu-mat\u00ee, the mother of the young child, I, 140, 10:1.\ns\u00edsvan (?), young: pas\u00fah n\u00e1 s\u00edsv\u00e2, I, 65, 10:1.\ns\u00eer\u00e1, sharp, III, 9, 8.\nsukr\u00e1, bright, I, 12, 12, &c.;\u2014brightness: sukr\u00e2\u00b4 v\u00e1s\u00e2n\u00e2h, III, 8, 9.\nsukr\u00e1-varna, whose colour is bright, I, 140, 1; 143, 7.\nsukr\u00e1-sokis, brightly shining, II, 2, 3.\nsuk, to shine forth, flame up: s\u00f3kasva, I, 36, 9; susukv\u00e2\u00b4n, flaming, I, 69, 1; suk\u00e1yantah, the resplendent ones, I, 147, 1; susuk\u00e2n\u00e1, I, 149, 4; s\u00e1m nah soka, III, 13, 6; \u00e1sokat, III, 29, 14; suk\u00e1dhyai, IV, 2, 1:1;\u2014to kindle: suk\u00e1ntah agn\u00edm, IV, 2, 17;\u2014\u00e1pa nah s\u00f3sukat agh\u00e1m, driving away evil with thy light, I, 97, 1\u20138;\u2014susugdh\u00ed \u00e2\u00b4 ray\u00edm, shine upon us with wealth, I, 91, 1;\u2014v\u00ed s\u00f3suk\u00e2nah, flaming, III, 15, 1.\ns\u00fak, flash: suk\u00e2\u00b4-suk\u00e2, flash by flash, III, 4, 1.\ns\u00faki, brilliant, bright, I, 31, 17, &c.; V, 7, 8:1; s\u00fakim s\u00fakayah, I, 72, 3:1; s\u00faki \u00edt (for s\u00fbkim \u00edt?), IV, 2, 16:2.\ns\u00faki-ganman, whose birth is bright, I, 141, 7.\ns\u00faki-gihva, pure-tongued, II, 9, 1.\ns\u00faki-dant, with brilliant teeth, V, 7, 7.\ns\u00faki-pesas, brightly adorned, I, 144, I.\ns\u00faki-prat\u00eeka, whose face is bright, I, 143, 6.\ns\u00faki-bhr\u00e2gas, brightly resplendent, I, 79, 1.\ns\u00faki-varna, brilliant-coloured, V, 2, 3.\nS\u00fanah-s\u00e9pa, V, 2, 7.\nsun\u00e1m, prosperously, IV, 3, 11.\nsubh, to adorn, beautify: sumbh\u00e1nti, V, 10, 4:1; 22, 4.\ns\u00fabh, a triumphal procession, I, 127, 6; III, 26, 4:3.\nsubham-y\u00e2\u00b4, going in triumph, IV, 3, 6:2.\nsubhr\u00e1, beautiful, III, 26, 2.\nsur\u00fadh, gift, 1, 72, 7:2.\nsush, see svas.\ns\u00fashka, dry (wood), I, 68, 3.\ns\u00fashma, roaring, IV, 10, 4;\u2014power, V, 10, 4; 16, 3.\nsushm\u00edn, mighty, powerful, 1, 145, 1; III, 16, 3; V, 10, 4.\nsushm\u00edn-tama, strongest, I, 127, 9.\ns\u00fb\u00b4ra, mighty, I, 70, 11;\u2014hero, IV, 3, 15.\ns\u00fb\u00b4ra-s\u00e2ti, strife of heroes: s\u00fb\u00b4ra-s\u00e2t\u00e2, I, 31, 6.\ns\u00fbsh\u00e1, song of praise, III, 7, 6.\nsr\u00ed\u1e45ga, horn, III, 8, 10; V, 2, 9.\nsri\u1e45g\u00edn, horned animal, III, 8, 10.\nsridh: sardha, show thy prowess, V, 28, 3.\ns\u00e9va, a kind friend, I, 58, 6; 69, 4; 73, 2;\u2014friendship, III, 7, 5.\ns\u00e9-vridha, joy-furthering, III, 16, 2.\ns\u00e9sha, offspring, V, 12, 6.\ns\u00f3ka, flame, IV, 6, 5.\nsok\u00edh-kesa, whose hair is flame, I, 45, 6; 127, 2; III, 14, 1; 17, 1; 27, 4; V, 8, 2.\nsokishtha, brightest, V, 24, 4.\nsok\u00edshmat, flaming, II, 4, 7.\nsok\u00eds, splendour, flame, I, 12, 12, &c.\nskut, to drip down: skotanti, III, 1, 8; 21, 2; 4; 5.\nsy\u00e2\u00b4va, dark: sy\u00e2\u00b4v\u00eem (conj. sy\u00e2\u00b4v\u00eeh?), I, 71, 1:2; sy\u00e2v\u00e2\u00b4, the two tawny horses, II, 10, 2.\nsyet\u00e1, reddish, I, 71, 4.\nsyen\u00e1, hawk, IV, 6, 10.\nsy\u00e9n\u00ee, the reddish white one, I, 140, 9:2.\nsrath, to let loose: sisrathat, I, 128, 6;\u2014v\u00ed sisrathah, release from, IV, 12, 4.\nsram: sasram\u00e2n\u00e1h, toiling, IV, 12, 2.\nsramay\u00fa, wearying oneself, I, 72, 2.\nsravay\u00e1t-pati, who brings renown to his lord, V, 25, 5:1.\nsr\u00e1vas, glory, renown, I, 31, 7, &c.; sr\u00e1vase, I, 73, 5:2.\nsravasy\u00e0, glorious, II, 10, 1.\nsravasy\u00e1t, aspiring to renown, I, 128, 1.\nsravasy\u00e2\u00b4, desire of glory, I, 128, 6; 149, 5.\nsravasy\u00fa, glorious, V, 9, 2.\nsrav\u00e2\u00b4yya, glorious, celebrated, I, 27, 8; 31, 5; V, 20, 1.\nsr\u00e2, see sr\u00ee.\nsri, to rest, abide: asi srit\u00e1h, I, 75, 3; III, 9, 3; sisriy\u00e2n\u00e1, dwelling here and there, V, 11, 6;\u2014asret, he has spread forth, established, III, 14, 1; 19, 2;\u2014to send: \u00fbrdhv\u00e1m asret, he has sent upwards, IV, 6, 2; 13, 2; 14, 2; asret, he has sent, V, 1, 22; 28, 1;\u2014\u00fat srayasva, rise up, III, 8, 2;\u2014with v\u00ed, to open (intr.): v\u00ed srayant\u00e2m, I, 13, 6; 142, 6; II, 3, 5; v\u00ed srayadhvam, V, 5, 5.\nsr\u00ee, to cook: sr\u00een\u00e1n, I, 68, 1:1; sisr\u00eet\u00e1, he has ripened, I, 149, 2; sr\u00een\u00eeshe, thou warmest, V, 6, 9.\nsr\u00ee\u00b4, splendour, beauty, glory, I, 72, 10:2, &c.; sr\u00edyam v\u00e1s\u00e2nah, II, 10, 1; sriy\u00e9, gloriously, IV, 5, 15.\nsru, to hear: srudhi, I, 26, 5, &c.; sr\u00favat (conj. sr\u00favat), it melts away, I, 127, 3:4; sr\u00f3sham\u00e2n\u00e2h, hearing, III, 8, 10;\u2014v\u00ed srinvire, they are renowned, IV, 8, 6.\nsr\u00fati, glory, II, 2, 7.\nsrut-karna, with attentive ears, I, 44, 13; 45, 7.\nsr\u00fatya, glorious, I, 36, 12.\nsrusht\u00ed, obedience, I, 67, 1:2; III, 9, 8;\u2014hearing, readiness to hear, I, 69, 7; II, 3, 9; 9, 4.\nsrusht\u00ee-van, ready to listen, hearing, I, 45, 2; III, 27, 2;\u2014obedient, I, 127, 9.\nsreni-s\u00e1s, in rows, III, 8, 9.\nsvas, to hiss: sv\u00e1siti ap-s\u00fa, I, 65, 9;\u2014abhi-svas\u00e1n, panting, I, 140, 5;\u2014\u00e2sush\u00e2n\u00e2\u00b4h, aspiring after, I, 147, 1; IV, 2, 14; 16.\nsv\u00e1s\u00eevat, mightily breathing, I, 140, 10.\nsv\u00e2tr\u00e1, power (?), I, 31, 4:2.\nsv\u00e2nt\u00e1? I, 145, 4:4.\nsvet\u00e1, white (horse?), I, 66, 6:1;\u2014svet\u00e1m gag\u00f1\u00e2n\u00e1m, who had been born white (Agni), III, 1, 4.\nSvaitrey\u00e1, V, 19, 3:1.","title":"Vedic Hymns, Part II (SBE46): I. Index of Words: S","type":"page"}