{"collection":"Hinduism","html_url":"https://unchartedknowledge.5gfusion.net/browse/hin/sbe46/sbe46164.htm","path":"hin/sbe46/sbe46164.htm","source_url":"https://sacred-texts.com/hin/sbe46/sbe46164.htm","text":"Vedic Hymns, Part II (SBE46), by Hermann Oldenberg [1897]\nS\nsamy\u00e1t-v\u00eera, with a succession of valiant men, II, 4, 8.\nsamvatsar\u00e1, year: samvatsar\u00e9, after a year, I, 140, 2:3.\ns\u00e1kman, company: s\u00e1kman (loc.), I, 31, 6:4.\nsa-ksh\u00edta, dwelling together, I, 140, 3.\ns\u00e1khi, friend, I, 31, 1; 75, 4; III, 9, 1:1; s\u00e1kh\u00e2 s\u00e1khye, I, 26, 3; III, 18, 1; s\u00e1kh\u00e2 s\u00e1khyuh nim\u00edshi r\u00e1ksham\u00e2n\u00e2h, I, 72, 5:4; g\u00fah\u00e2 s\u00e1khi-bhih, III, I, 9:3.\nsakhi-y\u00e1t, wishing to be a friend, I, 128, 1.\nsakhy\u00e1, friendship, I, 26, 5; 71, 10; 94, 1\u201314; III, 9, 3; IV, 10, 8.\nsagh, to sustain: \u00e1saghnoh, I, 31, 3.\nsak (sask), to be united with, accompany: s\u00e1kasva nah, stay with us, I, 1, 9; sakase, II, I, 3; saskire, II, 1, 13;\u2014to attend, worship: sakante, I, 59, 6; s\u00e1kanta, I, 73, 4; sakant\u00e2m, I, 98, 3;\u2014to follow: sakante, I, 60, 2; sisakshi, I, 73, 8;\u2014to hold, cling, adhere: sisakti, I, 66, 2; sakate (kr\u00e1tv\u00e2), I, 145, 2; s\u00e1kante, III, 13, 2; saskata, III, 16, 2;\u2014sakanta, they have attained, V, 17, 5:1;\u2014\u00e1nu sakate vartan\u00ee\u00b4h, she follows her ways, I, 140, 9:3;\u2014\u00e1pa saskire, they turn away to encounter, V, 20, 2;\u2014abh\u00ed sakante, go towards, I, 71, 7:1;\u2014\u00e2\u00b4 s\u00e2\u00b4kyam, whom men should attach to themselves, I, 140, 3.\ns\u00e1-kanas, graciously united, I, 127, 11.\ns\u00e1k\u00e2, together with: s\u00e1k\u00e2 s\u00e1n, being attached, I, 71, 4;\u2014III, 12, 2; IV, 5, 10.\nsa-g\u00e2ty\u00e0, relationship, II, 1, 5:2.\nsa-g\u00edtvan: sa-g\u00edtv\u00e2n\u00e2, united conquerors, III, 12, 4.\nsa-g\u00fash, united with: sa-g\u00fb\u00b4h, I, 44, 2; 14.\nsa-g\u00f3sha, unanimous, concordant, I, 65, 2; 72, 6.\nsa-g\u00f3shas, in concord with, unanimous, III, 4, 8; 8, 8; 20, 1; 22, 4; IV, 5, 1; V, 4, 4; 21, 3; 23, 3.\ns\u00e1mg\u00f1\u00e2ta-r\u00fbpa, of familiar form, I, 69, 9.\ns\u00e1ttri, sitting down, III, 17, 5.\ns\u00e1t-pati, lord of beings, II, 1, 4;\u2014a good lord, V, 25, 6; 27, 1.\nsaty\u00e1, true, truthful, I, 1, 5; 73, 2; 79, I; 98, 3; krinv\u00e1n saty\u00e2\u00b4, I, 70, 8; saty\u00e1m, true (fulfilment), IV, 1, 18;\u2014saty\u00e1m, verily, I, 1, 6;\u2014efficacious, I, 67, 5;\u2014real, IV, 1, 10.\nsaty\u00e1-girv\u00e2has, truly carried by prayers as by a vehicle, I, 127, 8:1.\nsaty\u00e1-tara, highly truthful, I, 76, 5; III, 4, 10.\nsaty\u00e1-t\u00e2ti, truth, IV, 4, 14.\nsaty\u00e1-dharman, whose ordinances are true, I, 12, 7.\nsaty\u00e1-manman, truthful, I, 73, 2.\nsatya-y\u00e1g, truly sacrificing, IV, 3, 1.\nsatya-v\u00e2\u00b4k, truth-speaking, III, 26, 9.\nsaty\u00e1-sushma, truly strong, I, 59, 4; IV, 11, 4.\nsatr\u00e2\u00b4, altogether, 1, 71, 9;\u2014together: satr\u00e2\u00b4 kakr\u00e2n\u00e1h, I, 72, 1.\nsatr\u00e2-s\u00e1ha, always conquering, I, 79, 7.\ns\u00e1tvan, warrior, I, 140, 9; IV, 13, 2:3.\nsad, to sit: \u00fapa s\u00eedan, they reverentially approached, I, 72, 5;\u2014pari-s\u00e1dantah, besieging, IV, 2, 17:4.\ns\u00e1dana, (priestly) seat, I, 31, 17;\u2014seat, abode, I, 95, 8; 96, 7.\nsa-dr\u00eds, of like appearance, I, 94, 7.\ns\u00e1dman, seat, I, 67, 10; the (sacrificial) seat, I, 73, 1; IV, 1, 8; 9, 3; V, 23, 3.\nsady\u00e1h-artha, immediately successful, I, 60, 1.\nsady\u00e1s, instantly, I, 27, 6, &c.; quickly, I, 71, 9:1.\nsadhani-tv\u00e1, companionship, IV, 1, 9.\nsa-dhan\u00ee\u00b4, companion: sa-dhany\u00e0h, IV, 4, 14.\nsadha-m\u00e2\u00b4d, rejoicing, V, 20, 4.\nsadha-m\u00e2\u00b4dya, sharing in rejoicings, IV, 3, 4.\nsadh\u00e1-stuti, song of praise, V, 18, 5:1.\nsadh\u00e1-stha, abode, II, 9, 3; III, 6, 4; 7, 4; 12, 8; 23, 1; 25, 5; ap\u00e2\u00b4m sadh\u00e1-sthe, I, 149, 4; II, 4, 2; tr\u00ee\u00b4 sadh\u00e1-sth\u00e2, III, 20, 2.\nsadhry\u00e0\u00f1k, together, IV, 4, 12.\nsan, to win: san\u00e9ma, I, 73, 5; 189, 8; sanishy\u00e1n, sanishy\u00e1ntah, desirous of winning, III, 2, 3:1; 4; 13, 2; sanish\u00e2mahe, III, 11, 9; sasa-v\u00e2\u00b4n, having obtained, III, 22, 1; sasa-v\u00e2\u00b4msah, successful, IV, 8, 6; sanishanta, they were successful, V, 12, 4;\u2014see also s\u00e2.\ns\u00e1na, old, I, (27, 13:1); 95, 10; III, 1, 6; 20.\nsanak\u00e2\u00b4t, from of old, III, 29, 14.\nsan\u00e1t\u00e2, from of old, II, 3, 6; III, 3, 1.\nsan\u00e1ya, ancient, III, 20, 4.\ns\u00e1nara, united with strong men, I, 96, 8:1.\ns\u00e1na-sruta, old-renowned, III, 11, 4.\nsan\u00e2-g\u00fa, inciting from old, I, 141, 5:3.\nsan\u00ed, efficient, I, 27, 4;\u2014san\u00ed, gain: san\u00e1ye, I, 31, 8; san\u00edm g\u00f3h, the acquiring of the cow, III, 1, 23; san\u00edm yat\u00e9, V, 27, 4.\ns\u00e1nitri, a gainer, winner: s\u00e1nit\u00e2, I, 27, 9; 36, 13; sanit\u00fah, V, 12, 3.\ns\u00e1-n\u00eela, dwelling in the same nest, I, 69, 6; 71, 1.\nsanut\u00e1r, far, V, 2, 4.\ns\u00e1nemi, entirely, IV, 10, 7.\nsantya (voc.), good, I, 36, 2; 45, 5; 9; III, 21, 3.\nsap, to serve, worship: rit\u00e2\u00b4 s\u00e1pantah, I, 67, 8; 68, 4; sapema, IV, 4, 9; sap\u00e2mi, V, 12, 2; s\u00e1p\u00e2ti (Pada: sah p\u00e2ti), V, 12, 6:1;\u2014to attach oneself: sapanta, V, 3, 4.\nsap\u00e1tn\u00ee, the two wives, III, 1, 10:3; 6, 4.\nsapary, to worship, do service: sapary\u00e1ti, I 12, 8; sapary\u00e2\u00b4mi pr\u00e1yas\u00e2, I, 58, 7:3; sapary\u00e2\u00b4n, I, 72, 3:2; sapary\u00e1tah, I, 144, 4; sapary\u00e9ma sapary\u00e1vah, II, 6, 3; saparyata, III, 9, 8; V, 14, 5; 25, 4; asaparyan, III, 9, 9; sapary\u00e1ntah, V, 21, 3;\u2014\u00e2\u00b4 sapary\u00e1n, IV, 22, 2;\u2014v\u00ed saparyan, I, 70, 10.\nsapary\u00fa, devoted servant, II, 6, 3.\nsapt\u00e1-gihva, seven-tongued, III, 6, 2:2.\nsapt\u00e1-dh\u00e2tu, consisting of seven elements, IV, 5, 6:2.\nsapt\u00e1n, seven: sapt\u00e1 guhv\u00e0h, I, 58, 7; yahv\u00ee\u00b4h, I, 71, 7; 72, 8:1; III, 1, 4:1; rasm\u00e1yah, II, 5, 2:1; v\u00e2\u00b4n\u00eeh, III, 1, 6:1; 7, 1:1;. hotr\u00e2\u00b4ni, III, 4, 5:2; priksh\u00e2\u00b4sah, III, 4, 7:1; vipr\u00e2h, III, 7, 7; IV, 2, 15:1; h\u00f3tri-bhih, III, 10, 4:1; priy\u00e2\u00b4sah, IV, 1, 12; dh\u00e2\u00b4ma-bhih, IV, 7, 5:1; r\u00e1tn\u00e2, V, 1, 5;\u2014tr\u00edh sapt\u00e1, I, 72, 6:1; IV, 1, 16:1.\nsapt\u00e1-rasmi, having seven rays (or reins), I, 146, 1:1.\nsapt\u00e1-siva: sapt\u00e1-siv\u00e2su, read: sapt\u00e1 siv\u00e2\u00b4su, I, 141, 2:3.\nsapt\u00e1-s\u00eershan, seven-headed, III, 5, 5:3.\nsapt\u00e1-hotri, the god of the seven Hotris, III, (10, 4:1); 29, 14.\ns\u00e1pti, racer: \u00e1tyam n\u00e1 s\u00e1ptim, III, 22, 1:1.\nsapr\u00e1thah-tama, most widely extended, I, 45, 7:2; most widely-sounding, 1, 75, 1:1; most wide-reaching, I, 94, 13.\nsa-pr\u00e1thas, widely extended: s\u00e1rma sa-pr\u00e1thah, a big shelter, I, 142, 5;\u2014V, 13, 4.\nsabah-d\u00fagha, juice-yielding, 111, 6, 4:4.\ns\u00e1bandhu, bound in kinship, III, 1, 10.\nsa-b\u00e2\u00b4dh, pressing: sa-b\u00e2\u00b4dhah \u00e2\u00b4 kakruh, III, 27, 6:1.\nsa-b\u00e2\u00b4dhas, urgent, V, 10, 6.\nsabh\u00e2\u00b4-vat, with (brilliant) assemblies, IV, 2, 5.\ns\u00e1m, together: yas\u00e1sah s\u00e1m h\u00ed p\u00fbrv\u00ee\u00b4h, many glorious ones have come together, III, 1, 11:3.\nsama, every, V, 24, 3.\nsam\u00e1d, contest: tvesh\u00e1h sam\u00e1t-su, I, 66, 6; 70, 11.\ns\u00e1-manas, one-minded, V, 3, 2.\nsaman\u00e2\u00b4, alike, IV, 5, 7.\ns\u00e1m-antam, in the neighbourhood of, V, 1, 11.\nsa-many\u00fa, concordant, IV, 1, 1.\nsam\u00e1y\u00e2, through the midst, I, 73, 6.\nsa-mary\u00e1, assembly, III, 8, 5;\u2014contest, V, 3, 6.\nsam\u00e2n\u00e1, companion, I, 69, 8:1;\u2014common, I, 127, 8, &c.; sam\u00e2n\u00e1m \u00e1rtham, I, 144, 3:2.\ns\u00e1m-iti, meeting, I, 95, 8.\nsam-ith\u00e1, battle, I, 73, 5;\u2014assembly, III, 1, 12.\nsam-\u00eddh, log of wood, fuel, I, 95, 11; II, 6, 1; III, 1, 2; 10, 3; IV, 4, 15; V, 1, 1; 4, 4; 6, 4:2; tisr\u00e1h sam-\u00eddhah, III, 2, 9; sam\u00edt-samit, log by log, III, 4, 1:1.\nsamudr\u00e1, ocean, I, 71, 7; 95, 3:1.\ns\u00e1m-riti, battle, I, 31, 6;\u2014onslaught, I, 127, 3:3; V, 7, 2:1.\ns\u00e1m-okas, dwelling together, 1, 144, 4.\nsam-g\u00e1mana, assembler, I, 96, 6.\nsam-tarutra, victorious, III, I, 29.\nsam-dr\u00eds, the shine (of the sun), I, 66, 1;\u2014appearance,, aspect, II, 1, 12; III, 5, 2; IV, 1, 6; 6, 6.\ns\u00e1m-drishti, aspect, I, 144, 7; II, 4, 4; IV, 10, 5.\nsam-bh\u00faga, enjoyment, (II, 1, 4:1).\nsam-misla, united, III, 26, 4:2.\nsamy\u00e1\u00f1k, turned towards each other: sam\u00eek\u00ee\u00b4 \u00edti sam-\u00eek\u00ee\u00b4, I, 69, 1; 96, 5:2; II, 3, 6; III, 1, 7:1;\u2014united: p. 479 sam-\u00eek\u00ee\u00b4h, III, 29, 13; samy\u00e1\u00f1kam, V, 7, 1.\nsam-y\u00e1t: ksh\u00e1pah sam-y\u00e1tah, on continuous nights, II, 2, 2:3.\nsam-r\u00e2\u00b4g, the Sovereign, 1, 188, 5; III, 10, 1.\nsam-r\u00e2\u00b4gat, king: sam-r\u00e2\u00b4gantam, I, 27, 1.\nsam-v\u00e1t, space, V, 15, 3.\nsam-s\u00e1d, companionship, I, 94, 1;\u2014assembly, IV, 1, 8.\nsam-st\u00edr, laid together: sam-st\u00edrah vi-st\u00edrah, I, 140, 7:1.\nsam-sth\u00e1, abode, V, 3, 8.\nsam-h\u00e1t, a compact mass, III, 1, 7.\nsay\u00e2\u00b4van, accompanying, I, 44, 13.\ns\u00e1-yoni, having the same origin, III, 1, 6.\nsarany, to speed: sarany\u00e1n, III, 1, 19.\nsa-r\u00e1tham, on one chariot with, I, 71, 6:3; III, 4, 11; 6, 9; V, 11, 2.\nSar\u00e1m\u00e2, I, 72, 8.\nS\u00e1rasvat\u00ee, N. of a goddess, I, 13, 9:1; 142, 9; 188, 8; II, 1, 11:[1, 2]; 3, 8; III, 4, 8; V, 5, 8;\u2014N. of a river, III, 23, 4.\ns\u00e1r\u00eeman, swift course, III, 29, 11:2.\ns\u00e1rga, rush: v\u00e2\u00b4tasya s\u00e1rgah, III, 29, 11:2;\u2014the letting loose, IV, 3, 12.\ns\u00e1rga-pratakta, urged forward, I, 65, 6.\nsarp\u00edh-\u00e2suti, drinking butter, II, 7, 6; V, 7, 9; 21, 2.\nsarp\u00eds, butter, I, 127, 1; V, 6, 9.\nsarv\u00e1-t\u00e2ti, health and wealth, I, 94, 15.\ns\u00e1vana, libation, III, 1, 20; trit\u00ee\u00b4ye s\u00e1vane, III, 28, 5; m\u00e2\u00b4dhyandine s\u00e1vane, III, 28, 4.\ns\u00e1-vayas, of the same age, I, 144, 3:1; 4.\nSavitr\u00ed, I, 36, 13; 44, 8; 73, 2; 95, 7:1; II, 1, 7; III, 20, 5; IV, 6, 2; 13, 2; 14, 2.\nsask, see sak.\nsask\u00e1t, hindrance, III, 9, 4:1.\nsas\u00e1, herbs, III, 5, 6:2; IV, 5, 7:1; 7, 7:1; V, 21, 4:2.\nsasah\u00ed, victorious, III, 16, 4.\ns\u00e1sni, victorious, III, 15, 5.\nsa-sr\u00fat, flowing, I, 141, 1.\nsah, to overcome, be victorious: sahv\u00e2\u00b4n, III, 11, 6; s\u00e1hasva, III, 24, 1; \u00e1sahanta, III, 29, 9; sas\u00e2\u00b4ha, V, 25, 6;\u2014abh\u00ed sas\u00e1hat, it may prevail, V, 23, 1;\u2014nih-s\u00e1ham\u00e2nah, conquering, I, 127, 3;\u2014pra-s\u00e1kshat, victorious, IV, 12, 1.\nsahah-krita, produced by strength, I, 45, 9; III, 27, 10; V, 8, 1.\nsahah-g\u00e2, strength-begotten, I, 58, 1.\nsahah-vr\u00eddh, augmenter of strength, I, 36, 2; III, 10, 9.\ns\u00e1han-tama, mightiest, I, 127, 9.\nsahantya, conqueror, I, 27, 8.\ns\u00e1ham\u00e2na, victorious, IV, 6, 10.\ns\u00e1has, strength: sahasah yaho \u00edti, I, 26, 10:1; 74, 5:1; 79, 4; s\u00fbno \u00edti sahasah, I, 58, 8; 127, 1; 143, I; III, 1, 8; 11, 4; 24, 3; 25, 5; 28, 3; 5; IV, 2, 2; II, 6; V, 3, 9; 4, 8; s\u00e1has\u00e2 g\u00e2\u00b4yam\u00e2nah, I, 96, 1:1; s\u00e1hasah y\u00e1tah g\u00e1ni, I, 141, 1; sahasah yuvan, O young (son) of strength, I, 141, 10; s\u00e1hasah putr\u00e1h, II, 7, 6; III, 14, 1; 4; 6; 16, 5; 18, 4; V, 3, 1; 6; 4, 6; 11, 6;\u2014s\u00e1hah, (Agni our) strength, I, 36, 18;\u2014s\u00e1has\u00e2, strongly, I, 98, 2;\u2014might, power, I, 127, 9; 10; V, 1, 8; dev\u00e1sya s\u00e1has\u00e2, V, 3, 10; abh\u00ed-m\u00e2ti s\u00e1hah dadh\u00e9, V, 23, 4:1;\u2014violence, V, 12, 2.\nsahas\u00e2n\u00e1, mighty, strong, I, 189, 8; II, 10, 6; V, 25, 9.\ns\u00e1has\u00e2-vat, mighty, strong, 1, 189, 5; III, 1, 22; V, 20, 4.\nsahasin, strong, IV, 11, 1.\nsahasya, strong, I, 147, 5; II, 2, 11; V, 22, 4.\nsah\u00e1sra, thousand: sah\u00e1sr\u00e2ni sat\u00e2\u00b4 d\u00e1sa, II, 1, 8; sah\u00e1sr\u00e2t y\u00fb\u00b4p\u00e2t, V, 2, 7; das\u00e1-bhih sah\u00e1sraih, V, 27, 1:3.\nsahasra-aksh\u00e1, thousand-eyed, I, 79, 12.\nsahasra-git, conqueror of thousandfold wealth, I, 188, I; V, 26, 6.\nsahasram-bhar\u00e1, bringing thousandfold gain, II, 9, 1.\nsah\u00e1sra-retas, with thousandfold sperm, IV, 5, 3.\nsah\u00e1sra-vat, thousandfold, III, 13, 7.\nsah\u00e1sra-valsa, with a thousand branches, III, 8, 11.\nsah\u00e1sra-v\u00eera, blessing with a thousand men, I, 188, 4:1.\nsah\u00e1sra-sri\u1e45ga, with a thousand horns, V, 1, 8.\nsahasra-s\u00e2\u00b4, a winner of thousandfold bliss, I, 188, 3.\nsahasra-s\u00e2\u00b4tama, the greatest winner of thousandfold wealth, III, 13, 6.\nsahasr\u00edn, thousandfold, I, 31, 10; 188, 2; II, 2, 7.\ns\u00e1hasvat, mighty, strong, I, 97, 5; 127, 10; 189, 4; III, 14, 2; 4; V, 7, 1; 9, 7; 23, 2.\ns\u00e1h\u00eeyas, mightier, I, 71, 4.\ns\u00e1h\u00fbti, joint invocation, I, 45, 10.\nsahv\u00e1t, strong, I, 58, 5.\ns\u00e2: s\u00eds\u00e2santah, wishing to acquire, I, 146, 4.\ns\u00e2: \u00e1nava-syantah \u00e1rtham, never losing their object, IV, 13, 3;\u2014v\u00ed syatu, may he pour forth, I, 142, 10; pra-g\u00e2\u00b4m v\u00ed syatu, may he deliver a son, II, 3, 9; v\u00ed syasva, send forth, III, 4, 9; v\u00ed s\u00e2hi, disclose, IV, 11, 2.\ns\u00e2t\u00ed, acquirement (of wealth), success, I, 36, 17; 143, 6; V, 5, 4; 9, 7.\ns\u00e2\u00b4tu, womb, mother (?), IV, 6, 7:1.\ns\u00e2dh, to prosper (intr.): s\u00e2dhati, I, 94, 2;\u2014s\u00e2\u00b4dhate mat\u00edh, the prayer goes straight to him, I, 141, 1:2; s\u00e2dhan, straightway, III, I, 17;\u2014to prosper (tr.), further: s\u00e2dh\u00e1ya, I, 94, 3; pra-tar\u00e1m s\u00e2dhaya, I, 94, 4; s\u00e2dhan, I, 96, 1;\u2014to accomplish, perform: s\u00e2dh\u00e1yant\u00ee dh\u00edyam, II, 3, 8; s\u00e2\u00b4dhan, III, 1, 18; 5, 3.\ns\u00e2\u00b4dhat-ishti, accomplishing the oblations, III, 2, 5; 3, 6.\ns\u00e2\u00b4dhana, performer: yag\u00f1\u00e1sya (vid\u00e1thasya) s\u00e2\u00b4dhanam, I, 44, 11; III, 3, 3; 27, 2; 8;\u2014giver, V, 20, 3.\ns\u00e2\u00b4dhishtha, best, I, 58, 1.\ns\u00e2dh\u00fa, good, I, 67, 2;\u2014going straight (to his aim), I, 70, 11; straightforward, I, 77, 3; III, 18, 1;\u2014real, IV, 10, 2; efficacious, V, 1, 7.\ns\u00e2dhu-y\u00e2\u00b4, straightway, V, 11, 4.\ns\u00e2nas\u00ed, successful, winning (booty), I, 75, 2; IV, 15, 6.\ns\u00e2\u00b4nu, ridge, I, 128, 3; div\u00e1h n\u00e1 s\u00e2\u00b4nu, I, 58, 2; \u00e1dhi s\u00e2\u00b4nushu trish\u00fa, II, 3, 7;\u2014surface, I, 146, 2;\u2014top, III, 5, 3.\ns\u00e2\u00b4man, song: rit\u00e1sya s\u00e2\u00b4man, I, 147, 1:4;\u2014the S\u00e2man, IV, 5, 3.\ns\u00e2\u00b4m-r\u00e2gya, sovereignty, I, 141, 13.\ns\u00e2\u00b4rathi, charioteer (Agni), I, 144, 3:4.\ns\u00e2rasvat\u00e1, beings belonging to Sarasvat\u00ee, III, 4, 8.\nS\u00e2ha-devy\u00e1, Sahadeva's son, IV, 15, 7\u201310.\nsimh\u00e1, lion, I, 95, 5; III, 9, 4; 11, 26, 5; V, 15, 3.\ns\u00edk, wing (of an army): s\u00edkau, 1, 95, 7:2.\nsi(\u00f1)k: n\u00ed-siktam, poured down, I, 71, 8;\u2014p\u00e1ri-sikta, poured, IV, 1, 19.\nsit\u00e1, bound: pad\u00ed sit\u00e2\u00b4m, IV, 12, 6.\nsidh, to scare away: sedhati, I, 79, 12.\nsidhr\u00e1, successful, I, 142, 8; effective, V, 13, 2.\ns\u00edndhu, river, stream, I, 27, 6; 72, 10; 73, 6; 97, 8; 99, 1; 143, 3; 146, 4:3; III, 5, 4; V, 4, 9; g\u00e2m\u00edh s\u00edndh\u00fbn\u00e2m, I, 65, 7; pl., the Rivers, I, 140, 13;\u2014the river Sindhu, I, 44, 12:1; 94, 16; 95, 11; 98, 3; V, 11, 5; s\u00edndhuh n\u00e1 ksh\u00f3dah, I, 65, 6:1; 10.\nsim\u00e1, self, I, 95, 7:3; 145, 2:1.\ns\u00eev, see sy\u00fb.\nsu, to bear. See s\u00fb.\nsu, to press Soma: sunvatah, I, 94, 8; sunav\u00e2\u00b4ma, 1, 99, 1; sunvat\u00e9, I, 141, 10; V, 26, 5; s\u00f3mam sut\u00e1m, III, 22, 1.\nsu-agn\u00ed, possessed of a good Agni (fire): su-agn\u00e1yah, I, 26, 7; 8 (bis).\nsu-\u00e1\u00f1k, fleet, IV, 6, 9.\nsu-adhvar\u00e1, best performer of worship, I, 44, 8; 127, 1; II, 2, 8; III, 2, 8; 9, 8; V, 9, 3; 28, 5;\u2014receiving good sacrifices, I, 45, 1:1;\u2014yag\u00f1\u00e9 su-adhvar\u00e9, at the decorous service of the sacrifice, I, 142, 5;\u2014splendid worship, III, 6, 6; 29, 12; V, 17, 1.\nsu-an\u00eeka, with beautiful face, II, 1, 8; IV, 6, 6.\nsu-apaty\u00e1, with good offspring, I, 72, 9:2; II, 2; 12; 4, 8; 9, 5;\u2014blessed with offspring, III, 3, 7; consisting in offspring, III, 16, 1;\u2014good offspring, III, 19, 3.\nsu-\u00e1pas, good worker, IV, 2, 19; V, 2, 11.\nsu-apasy\u00e2\u00b4, great skill, III, 3, 11.\nsu-ap\u00e2ka, most skilful, IV, 3, 2:3.\nsu-ark\u00eds, endowed with beautiful light, II, 3, 2.\nsu-\u00e1rtha, pursuing a good aim, I, 95, 1;\u2014well-employed, I, 141, 11.\nsu-\u00e1vas, giving good help, V, 8, 2.\nsu-\u00e1sva, with good horses, IV, 2, 4;\u2014rich in horses, IV, 4, 8; 10.\nsu-\u00e1svya, abundance in horses, II, 1, 5; III, 26, 3.\nsu-\u00e2dh\u00ee\u00b4, of a good mind, kind, well-wishing, I, 67, 2; 70, 4:2; 71, 8;\u2014with good intentions, I, 72, 8; IV, 3, 4;\u2014full of pious thoughts, III, 8, 4;\u2014longing, V, 14, 6.\nsu-\u00e2bh\u00fb\u00b4, truly helpful: r\u00e2y\u00e9 su-\u00e2bh\u00favam, V, 6, 3:1.\nsu-\u00e2\u00b4sa, whose mouth is beautiful, IV, 6, 8.\ns\u00fa-\u00e2huta, best receiver of offerings, I, 44, 4; 6; III, 27, 5.\nsu-ukt\u00e1, well-spoken (prayer), I, 36, 1; 70, 5; II, 6, 2.\nsu-up\u00e2yan\u00e1, easy of access, I, 1, 9.\nsu-k\u00e1rman, well performing the acts (of worship), IV, 2, 17.\nsu-k\u00eert\u00ed, beautiful praise, I, 60, 3;\u2014glory, V, 10, 4.\nsu-kr\u00edt, well-doing: su-kr\u00edte su-kr\u00edt-tarah, I, 31, 4; righteous, I, 128, 6; who has done good deeds, 147, 3:2; virtuous, well-doer, IV, 13, 1; V, 4, 8; 11.\nsu-krit\u00e1, good works, III, 29, 8.\nsu-ket\u00fa, bright, III, 7, 10.\nsu-kr\u00e1tu, highly wise, I, 12, 1; 128, 4; III, I, 22; IV, 4, 11; V, 11, 2; 20, 4; 25, 9;\u2014full of good-will, I, 141, 11; 144, 7; III, 3, 7.\nsukratu-y\u00e2\u00b4, high wisdom, I, 31, 3.\nsu-kshit\u00ed, with fine dwellings, V, 6, 8.\nsu-kshetriy\u00e2\u00b4, desire for rich fields, I, 97, 2.\nsu-kh\u00e1, easy-going, V, 5, 3.\nsukh\u00e1-tama, easy-moving: sukh\u00e1-tame (r\u00e1the), I, 13, 4.\nsu-g\u00e1, a good path, I, 94, 9;\u2014going well, I, 94, 11.\nsug\u00e2tu-y\u00e2\u00b4, desire for a free path, I, 97, 2.\nso-g\u00e2rhapaty\u00e1, with a good household, V, 4, 2:1.\nsu-kandr\u00e1, resplendent, I, 74; 6; IV, 2, 19; V, 6, 5; 9.\nsu-ket\u00fan\u00e2, through thy kindness, I, 79, 9:1; benignantly, I, 127, 11.\ns\u00fa-g\u00e2ta, well born, I, 65, 4; 72, 3:1; II, 1, 15; 2, 11; 6, 2; III, 15, 2; 23, 3; V, 6, 2; 21, 2.\nsu-gihv\u00e1, with beautiful tongue(s), I, 13, 8; 142, 4.\nsu g\u00fbrn\u00ed, glowing, IV, 6, 3.\nsu-gy\u00f3tis, rich in light, III, 20, 1.\nsut\u00e1, the pressed (Soma), III, 12, 1; 2.\nsut\u00e1-vat, rich in pressed (Soma), III, 25, 4.\nsut\u00e1-soma, having pressed Soma, I, 44, 8; 45, 8; 142, 1; IV, 2, 13.\nsu-t\u00faka, quick, I, 149, 5.\nsu-d\u00e1msas, endowed with wonderful power, II, 2, 3.\nsu-d\u00e1ksha, highly dexterous, II, 9, 1; III, 4, 9; 23, 2; V, 11, 1.\nsud\u00e1rsa-tara, more visible, I, 127, 5:3.\nsu-d\u00e2\u00b4nu, giving good rain, I, 44, 14; 45, 10; 141, 9; III, 26, 1; 5; 29, 7;\u2014blessed with good rain, IV, 4, 7.\nsu-d\u00e2\u00b4van, good giver, I, 76, 3.\nsu-d\u00edna, auspicious day, IV, 4, 6; 7.\nsudina-tv\u00e1, auspiciousness of days, III, 8, 5; sudina-tv\u00e9 \u00e1hn\u00e2m, III, 23, 4.\nsu-d\u00ee\u00b4diti, with fine splendour, III, 9, 1:2.\nsu-d\u00eet\u00ed, resplendent, III, 2, 13; 17, 4; 27, 10; V, 25, 2;\u2014glorious splendour, V, 8, 4.\nsud\u00fagha, flowing with plenty, II, 3, 6; su-d\u00fagh\u00e2h usr\u00e2\u00b4h, IV, 1, 13.\nsu-dr\u00eds, full of beauty, III, 57, 4; V, 3, 4:1.\nsu-dr\u00eds\u00eeka, beautiful to behold, V, 4, 2.\nsudr\u00eds\u00eeka-r\u00fbpa, with his shape beautiful to behold, IV, 5, 15.\nsu-dev\u00e1, a friend of the gods, I, 74, 5.\nsu-d\u00f3gha, rich in milk, III, 15, 6.\nsu-dy\u00fat, brilliant, I, 140, 1; 143, 3.\nsu-dyumn\u00e1, splendid, III, 19, 2.\nsu-dy\u00f3tman, brilliant, I, 141, 12; II, 4, 1.\nsu-dravinas, possessor of beautiful wealth, I, 94, 15.\ns\u00fb-dhita, well-composed (prayer), I, 140, 11;\u2014blissful gift, III, 11, 8;\u2014well-preserved, III, 23, 1; lying safe, III, 29, 2;\u2014well-ordered, IV, 2, 10;\u2014well-placed, p. 482 IV, 6, 3; well-established, IV, 6, 7:3; V, 3, 2.\nsu-dh\u00ee\u00b4, wise, IV, 2, 14.\nsu-dh\u00far, well-harnessed: r\u00e2y\u00e1h sudh\u00farah, I, 73, 10:1; h\u00e1r\u00ee \u00edti sudh\u00far\u00e2, well-yoked, V, 27, 2.\nsunih-m\u00e1th, skilful rubbing, III, 29, 12.\nsu-nidh\u00e2\u00b4, skilful establishing, III, 29, 12.\nsu-n\u00eeth\u00e1, the best leader, II, 8, 2; III, 8, 8.\nsu-p\u00e1tha, good path, I, 189, 1.\nsu-parn\u00e1, beautifully-winged, I, 79, 2.\nsu-p\u00e2n\u00ed, with graceful hands, I, 71, 9:2.\nsu-putr\u00e1, with noble sons, III, 4, 11.\ns\u00fb-p\u00fbta, well-clarified, V, 12, 1.\nsu-p\u00e9sas, wearing beautiful ornaments, I, 13, 7; 142, 7:1; 188, 6.\nsupra-ayan\u00e1, easily passable, II, 3, 5; V, 5, 5.\nsupra-avy\u00e0, ready, I, 60, 1.\nsu-pr\u00e1t\u00eeka, whose face is beautiful, I, 94, 7; 143, 3; III, 29, 5; V, 5, 6.\nsu-pr\u00e1t\u00fbrti, gloriously advancing, III, 9, 1.\nsu-pr\u00e1n\u00eeti, a good guide, I, 73, 1; III, 1, 16; 15, 4; IV, 2, 13.\nsu-pray\u00e1s, receiver of good offerings, II, 2, 1; 4, 1.\nsu-b\u00e1ndhu, well-allied, III, 1, 3.\nsu-barh\u00eds, possessor of good sacrificial grass, I, 74, 5.\nsu-bh\u00e1ga, blessed, I, 36, 6; III, 1, 4; 13; 9, 1:2; 16, 6; 18, 5; IV, 1, 6;4, 7; V, 8, 3.\nsu-bh\u00e1ra, rich in gain, II, 3, 4; 9.\ns\u00fa-bhrita, well kept, II, 1, 12.\ns\u00fa-makha, martial, IV, 3, 7; 14:1.\nsu-mat, together, I, 142, 7:3;\u2014see sum\u00e1t-y\u00fbtha.\nsu-mat\u00ed, favour, I, 31, 18, &c.; III, 4, 1:2; V, 27, 3:1; kindness: su-mat\u00ee\u00b4, IV, 1, 2:3.\nsum\u00e1t-y\u00fbtha, together with the herd: sum\u00e1t-y\u00fbtham (conj. for sum\u00e1t y\u00fbth\u00e1m), V, 2, 4:1.\nsum\u00e1t-ratha, on his chariot, III, 3, 9.\nsu-manas, gracious, kind-hearted, I, 36, 2, &c.;\u2014joyous, IV, 4, 9.\nsu-m\u00e1nman, rich in good thoughts, III, 2, 12.\nsu-mahas, very great, IV, 11, 2.\ns\u00fa-miti, skilful erection, III, 8, 3.\nsu-mril\u00eek\u00e1, merciful, IV, 1, 20; 3, 3.\nsu-m\u00e9ka, well-established, I, 146, 3:1; III, 6, 10:2; 15, 5:3; IV, 6, 3.\nsu-medh\u00e1s, wise, II, 3, 1; III, 15, 5.\nsumn\u00e1, blessing, III, 2, 5; 3, 3;\u2014favour, grace, V, 3, 10; 24, 4;\u2014pleasant, III, 14, 4.\nsumna-y\u00fa, desirous of favour, I, 79, 10; III, 27, 1; V, 8, 7.\nsu-y\u00e1g, excellent sacrificer, V, 8, 3.\nsu-yag\u00f1\u00e1, skilled in sacrifice, III, 17, 1.\nsu-y\u00e1ma, well-manageable, III, 7, 3; (4:2); V, 28, 3:1.\nsu-y\u00e1vasa, good pasture: suy\u00e1vas\u00e2-iva, conj. for sv\u00e1sya-iva, II, 4, 4:1.\nsu-y\u00e2m\u00e1, easily directing, III, 7, 9:1.\nsu-y\u00fag, well-yoked, IV, 14, 3.\nsu-r\u00e1na, joyous, III, 3, 9; 29, 14.\nsu-r\u00e1tha, with good chariot: su-r\u00e1thasya (conj. su-ratha asya), III, 14, 7:1;\u2014IV, 2, 4;\u2014rich in chariots, IV, 4, 8.\nsurabh\u00ed, sweet-smelling, V, 1, 6.\nsu-r\u00e2\u00b4dhas, rich in wealth, IV, 2, 4; 5, 4.\nsu-rukm\u00e1, adorned with gold, I, 188, 6.\nsu-r\u00fak, with beautiful splendour, II, 2, 4; III, 2, 5; 7, 5; 15, 6; IV, 2, 17.\nsu-r\u00e9tas, fertile, III, 1, 16.\nsu-v\u00e1rkas, full of fine splendour, I, 95, 1.\nsu-v\u00e2\u00b4k, adorned with fine speech, III, 1, 19;\u2014well-spoken, III, 7, 10.\nsu-v\u00e2\u00b4kas, fine-voiced, I, 188, 7.\nsu-v\u00e2\u00b4sas, well-clothed, III, 8, 4; IV, 3, 2.\nsuvit\u00e1, welfare, I, 141, 12; 189, 3; II, 2, 6; III, 2, 13; IV, 14, 3; V, 11, 1.\nsu-vid\u00e1tra, bounteous, II, 1, 8; 9, 6.\nsu-v\u00ee\u00b4ra, rich in heroes, in valiant men, I, 31, 10; II, 1, 16; 3, 4, 5; 4, 9; III, 29, 9;\u2014giving valiant offspring, III, 8, 2.\nsu-v\u00ee\u00b4rya, abundance in heroes, bliss of valiant offspring, I, 36, 6; 17, &c.; I, 127, 11:1;\u2014host of heroes, III, 6, 4.\nsu-vrikt\u00ed, praised with beautiful praise, II, 4, 1:1;\u2014beautiful prayer, or praise, III, 3, 9; V, 25, 3:1.\nsu-v\u00e9da, easily to be found, IV, 7, 6.\nsu-s\u00e1msa, kind-spoken, I, 44, 6.\nsu-s\u00e1rman, well-protecting, III, 15, 1; V, 8, 2.\nsu-sast\u00ed, best praise, III, 26, 6.\nsu-sipra, strong-jawed, V, 22, 4:2.\ns\u00fa-sisvi, fine child, I, 65, 4.\nsu-s\u00e9va, propitious, I, 27, 2; kind, gracious, II, 1, 9; III, 29, 5; IV, 4, 12; V, 15, 1.\nsu-s\u00f3ka, with pure splendour, I, 70, 1.\nsu-sr\u00ee\u00b4; in great beauty, III, 3, 5.\ns\u00fa-samsita, well-sharpened, V, 19, 5.\nsu-sanitri, best gainer, III, 18, 5.\nsu-samdr\u00eds, beautiful to behold, I, 143, 3.\ns\u00fa-samiddha, well-kindled, I, 13, 1; V, 5, 1.\nsu-sam\u00eddh, good fuel, V, 8, 7.\nsu-s\u00fb\u00b4 well-bearing, V, 7, 8.\ns\u00fa-s\u00fbta, well-born, II, 10, 3.\ns\u00fa-stuta, highly praised, V, 27, 2.\nsu-stut\u00ed, rich in perfect praise, III, 19, 3.\nsu-h\u00e1va, easy to invoke, readily hearing (our) call, I, 58, 6; III, 6, 8; 15, 1; IV, 1, 5.\nsu-hav\u00eds, offering good oblations, IV, 2, 4.\nsu-havy\u00e1, giver of good oblations, I, 74, 5.\nsu-hirany\u00e1, rich in gold, IV, 4, 10.\ns\u00fb, to give birth: s\u00fav\u00e2te \u00edti, they give birth, V, 1, 4;\u2014\u00e1s\u00fbta, V, 2, 2; 7, 8.\ns\u00fb\u00b4, a progenitor, I, 146, 5.\ns\u00fbkt\u00e1, see su-ukt\u00e1.\ns\u00fbd, to further: s\u00fbd\u00e1yat, I, 71, 8; s\u00fas\u00fbdah, I, 73, 8;\u2014to shape: \u00e1s\u00fbdayanta, I, 72, 3;\u2014to make ready: sus\u00fbdati, I, 142, 11:3; V, 5, 2;\u2014s\u00fbday\u00e2ti, III, 4, 10;\u2014s\u00fbdaya, accomplish, IV, 4, 14;\u2014s\u00fbday\u00e2ti pr\u00e1, may he make ready, II, 3, 10.\ns\u00fbn\u00fa, son, I, 1, 9, &c.; I, 59, 4:1; III, 1, 12:2; s\u00fbno \u00edti sahasah, I, 58, 127, 1; III, 1, 8; 11, 4; n\u00edtyah s\u00fbn\u00fah, I, 66, 1:1.\ns\u00fbnu-m\u00e1t, rich in sons, III, 24, 5.\ns\u00fbnr\u00edt\u00e2-vat, rich in loveliness, 1, 59, 7.\ns\u00fb\u00b4ra, Sun, I, 71, 9; 141, 13; 149, 3; III, 15, 2,\ns\u00fbr\u00ed, the rich man, liberal lord or patron, I, 31, 7, &c.; 1, 73, 5:1; 141, 8:2.\ns\u00fb\u00b4rya, the sun, or Sun, I, 59, 3; 98, I; 146, 4:4; III, 14, 4; IV, 1, 17; 13, 1\u20134; 14, 2; V, 1, 4; 4, 4; k\u00e1ranam s\u00fb\u00b4ryasya, III, 5, 5; rokan\u00e9 s\u00fb\u00b4ryasya, III, 22, 3; div\u00ed s\u00fb\u00b4ryam-iva ag\u00e1ram, V, 27, 6.\nsri, to run: sasr\u00e2n\u00e1h, I, 149, 2; sasriv\u00e2\u00b4msam-iva, III, 9, 5;\u2014pr\u00e1 sarsr\u00e2te \u00edti, they go forth, III, 7, 1; pr\u00e1 sisrate, they stream forward, V, 1, 1; pra-s\u00e1rsr\u00e2nasya, advancing, V, 12, 6;\u2014v\u00ed sasruh, they have broken through with their floods, I, 73, 6.\nsrig, to let loose: s\u00e9n\u00e2-iva srisht\u00e2\u00b4, like an army that is sent forward, I, 66, 7; 143, 5:1; srig\u00e1t didy\u00fam asmai, he shot an arrow at him, I, 71, 5; srisht\u00e2\u00b4h, I, 72, 10;\u2014\u00e1va sriga, let go, 1, 33, 11; ava-srig\u00e1n, letting go (the sacrificial food to the gods), I, 142, 11; II, 3, 10; m\u00e2\u00b4 \u00e1va srigah, do not deliver, I, 189, 5;\u2014\u00fapa sriga, yield up, I, 188, 10; upa-srig\u00e1nti, they pour out, II, 1, 16;\u2014v\u00ed srig\u00e1, emit, I, 36, 9;\u2014s\u00e1m nah sriga, let us be united, I, 31, 18; III, 16, 6.\nSr\u00ed\u00f1gaya, son of Devav\u00e2ta, IV, 15, 4:1.\nsr\u00edni, sickle: sr\u00edny\u00e2, I, 58, 4:2.\nsripr\u00e1, mighty (?), III, 18, 5:1.\nsripr\u00e1-d\u00e2nu, bestower of mighty rain (?), I, 96, 3:3.\ns\u00e9n\u00e2, army, I, 66, 7; s\u00e9n\u00e2-iva srisht\u00e2\u00b4, I, 143, 5:1.\ns\u00f3tri, presser (of Soma), IV, 3, 3.\ns\u00f3ma, Soma (juice), I, 44, 14; 45, 10; 99, 1:1; III, 12, 3; 22, 1; 29, 16; s\u00f3masya tav\u00e1sam, III, I, 1:1; s\u00f3m\u00e2h, IV, 14, 4; V, 27, 5:1;\u2014Soma, the god, I, 65, 10; II, 8, 6.\ns\u00f3ma-\u00e2huta, fed with Soma, 1, 94, 14.\nS\u00f3maka, Sahadeva's son, IV, 15, 9.\ns\u00f3ma-pati, lord of Soma (Indra), I, 76, 3.\ns\u00f3ma-p\u00eeti, drinking of Soma: s\u00f3ma-p\u00eetaye, I, 44, 9.\nsoma-p\u00e9ya, drink of Soma, I, 45, 9; III, 25, 4.\nsomy\u00e1, one who offers Soma, I, 31, 16.\nsa\u00fabhaga, prosperity, delight, happiness, I, 36, 17; III, 8, 2; 3; 11; 15, 4; 16, 1; V, 28, 3.\nsaubhaga-tv\u00e1, happiness, I, 94, 16.\nsaumanas\u00e1, graciousness, I, 76, 2; kindness, III, 1, 21.\nskambh\u00e1, pillar, IV, 13, 5.\nstan, to thunder: stan\u00e1yan, I, 58, 2; 140, 5; stan\u00e1yanti abhr\u00e2\u00b4, I, 79, 2; pr\u00e1 stanayanti, IV, 10, 4.\nstabhu-y\u00e1m\u00e2na, firmly fixed, III, 7, 4.\nsta(m)bh, to uphold: tast\u00e1mbha, I, 67, 5;\u2014\u00fat astambh\u00eet, he has upheld, III, 5, 10;\u2014\u00fapa stabh\u00e2yat, he supports, IV, 5, 1; stabh\u00e2yat \u00fapa dy\u00e2\u00b4m, he has reared \u2026 up to the sky, IV, 6, 2.\nst\u00e2\u00b4yam, stealthily: \u00fapa st\u00e2\u00b4yani karati, conj., (I, 145, 4:3).\nstu, to praise: st\u00e1v\u00e2nah, praised, I, 12, 11; 31, 8, &c.\nstubh: pra-stubh\u00e2n\u00e1h, incited by shouting, IV, 3, 12.\nst\u00fabhvan, uttering (sacred) shouts, I, 66, 4.\nstri, to strew: strin\u00eeta, I, 13, 5; strin\u00e2n\u00e2\u00b4sah barh\u00edh, I, 142, 5.\nstr\u00ed, star: pip\u00e9sa n\u00e2\u00b4kam str\u00edbhih, I, 68, 10; dya\u00fah n\u00e1 str\u00ed-bhih, II, 2, 5; IV, 7, 3.\nsten\u00e1, thief, V, 3, 11.\nstok\u00e1; drop, III, 22, 1\u20135.\nstotr\u00ed, praiser, I, 58, 8; II, 1, 16; III, 5, 2.\nst\u00f3ma, praise, song of praise, I, 12, 12, &c.; st\u00f3maih (conj. st\u00f3mam), IV, 10, 1:3.\nst\u00f3mav\u00e2has, (I, 127, 8:1).\nsth\u00e2, to stand: \u00fbrdhv\u00e1h t\u00edshtha, I, 36, 13; abh\u00ed tishtha, set thy foot on, V, 28, 3;\u2014\u00e2\u00b4 tasth\u00fah, they have assumed, I, 72, 9:2;\u2014\u00fapa sth\u00e2t, he has approached, I, 68, 1; see upa-sth\u00e2\u00b4yam;\u2014pr\u00e1-sthit\u00e2, ready, III, 4, 4:3;\u2014abh\u00ed pr\u00e1 asth\u00e2t, he gains advantage, I, 74, 8:1;\u2014with v\u00ed, to spread: v\u00ed tishthate, I, 58, 4; v\u00ed tasthe, I, 72, 9; v\u00ed \u00e1sth\u00e2t, I, 65, 8; 141, 7; v\u00ed \u00e1sthiran, they are scattered, I, 94, 11; v\u00ed tishthase, V, 8, 7.\nsth\u00e2t\u00fa, what stands: sth\u00e2t\u00fah kar\u00e1tham, what is movable and immovable, I, 58, 5:2; 68, 1:2; 70, 7:2; (72, 6:2).\nsth\u00e2tr\u00ed, that which stands: sth\u00e2t\u00e2\u00b4m kar\u00e1th\u00e2m, I, 70, 3; what remains steadfast: sth\u00e2tr\u00ee\u00b4n, I, 72, 6:2.\nsthir\u00e1, solid: sthir\u00e2\u00b4 kit \u00e1nn\u00e2, IV, 7, 10.\nsth\u00fb\u00b4n\u00e2, a column: sth\u00fb\u00b4n\u00e2-iva upam\u00edt, I, 59, 1:3.\nsn\u00ee\u00b4hit\u00ee? I, 74, 2:2.\nsn\u00e9hiti, (I, 74, 2:2).\nsp\u00e1s, spy, IV, 4, 3;\u2014observer: sp\u00e1sam v\u00edsvasya g\u00e1gatah, IV, 13, 3.\nsp\u00e2rh\u00e1, desirable, lovely, I, 31, 14; II, 1, 12; IV, 1, 6; 7; 12.\nspri: aspar \u00edty aspah, thou hast freed, V, 15, 5;\u2014\u00e1va spridhi, protect, V, 3, 9.\nspris, to touch: sprisanti, I, 36, 3.\nsprihay\u00e1t-varna, having the appearance of one eagerly striving, II, 10, 5.\nsph\u00e2t\u00ed, increase, I, 188, 9.\nsphur, to sparkle: pr\u00e1ti sphura, IV, 3, 14.\nsm\u00e1t-\u00fbdhn\u00ee, with full udders, I, 73, 6.\nsmi, to smile, laugh: sm\u00e1yam\u00e2n\u00e2bhih, I, 79, 2:4; sm\u00e1yam\u00e2nah (dya\u00fah), II, 4, 6:3; smayete \u00edti, III, 4, 6.\nsy\u00fb: sy\u00fbt\u00e1m, well-stitched, I, 31, 15.\nsyona-kr\u00edt, making comfortable, 1, 31, 15.\nsyona-s\u00ee\u00b4, comfortably resting, I, 73, 1:2.\nsrav\u00e1t, river: srav\u00e1tah sapt\u00e1 yahv\u00ee\u00b4h, 1, 71, 7.\nsrav\u00e1tha, streaming, III, 1, 7.\nsridh: \u00e1sredhantah, without fail, III, 29, 9.\nsr\u00eddh, failure, I, 36, 7; III, 9, 4; 10, 7.\nsru, to flow: sr\u00favat (conj. for sr\u00favat), it melts away, I, 127, 3:4\nsr\u00fak, sacrificial ladle, I, 144, 1; V, 14, 3; 21, 2.\nsr\u00f3tas, stream, I, 95, 10:1.\nsv\u00e1: tanv\u00e0h krinvata sv\u00e2\u00b4h, I, 72, 5:3; sv\u00e1sya-iva, conj. suy\u00e1vas\u00e2-iva, II, 4, 4:1.\nsvah-dr\u00eds, of sun-like aspect, I, 44, 9; III, 2, 14; V, 26, 2.\nsv\u00e0h-nara, the solar hero, II, 2, 1;\u2014realm of the Sun, V, 18, 4.\nsv\u00e0h-vat, together with the sun, I, 59, 4; V, 2, 11.\nsvah-v\u00edd, finding the sun, I, 96, 4; III, 3, 5; 10; 26, 1.\nsv\u00e1-g\u00fbrta, delightful by their own nature, I, 140, 13.\nsv\u00e1-genya, noble by his own nature, V, 7, 5.\nsv\u00e1-tavat, self-strong, IV, 2, 6.\nsvad, to taste: svadante, II, 1, 24; asvadayat, II, 4, 7;\u2014to make relishable, savoury: sisvadat, I, 188, 10; svada, III, 14, 7.\nsv\u00e1-dharman, following his own ordinances, III, 21, 2.\nsvadh\u00e2\u00b4, inherent power: svadh\u00e2\u00b4bhih, by one's self, by the power of his own nature, I, 95, 4; III, 26, 8; svadh\u00e1y\u00e2, according to their wont, II, 3, 8; III, 4, 7; by himself, III, 17, 5; by his own power, IV, 13, 5;\u2014svadh\u00e2\u00b4h adhayat, he drank the draughts, I, 144, 2:2.\nsvadh\u00e2\u00b4-vat, self-dependent, I, 36, 12; 144, 7; 147, 2; III, 20, 3; IV, 5, 2; 10, 6; 12, 3; V, 3, 2; 5; moving according to one's wont, I, 95, 1:2; moving by his own strength, I, 95, 4.\nsv\u00e1-dhiti, axe, III, 2, 10; 8, 6; 11; V, 7, 8:1.\nsvan, to resound: sv\u00e2n\u00eet, II, 4, 6.\nsvan\u00e1, noise, I, 94, 11.\nsva-paty\u00e1, a man's own dominion: sva-paty\u00e2\u00b4ni (conj. for su-apaty\u00e2\u00b4ni), I, 72, 9:2.\nsv\u00e1yasah-tara, highly brilliant by oneself, V, 17, 2:[1, 3].\nsva-yasas, endowed with his own splendour, I, 95, 2; 5; 9.\nsva-y\u00fa, free, II, 4, 7.\nsv\u00e1r, sun, or Sun: s\u00fb\u00b4rah n\u00e1 sam-dr\u00edk, I, 66, 1; sv\u00e0h dr\u00eds\u00eeke, I, 66, 10:3; 69, 10; sv\u00e0h (loc.), I, 70, 8:1; 9:1; sv\u00e0h vividuh, I, 71, 2; sv\u00e0h n\u00e1, I, 148, 1; II, 2, 7; 8; 10; 8, 4; sv\u00e0h mah\u00e1t, III, 2, 7; s\u00fbr\u00e9, IV, 3, 8; \u00e2v\u00edh sv\u00e0h abhavat, IV, 3, 11:3; s\u00fb\u00b4rah v\u00e1rnena, IV, 5, 1 3; sv\u00e0h n\u00e1 gy\u00f3tih, IV, 10, 3:1; \u00e1vindat g\u00e2\u00b4h ap\u00e1h sv\u00e1h, V, 14, 4:1.\nsva-r\u00e2\u00b4g, king, I, 36, 7.\nsva-r\u00e2\u00b4gya, royalty, II, 8, 5:2.\nsv\u00e1ru, sacrificial post, III, 8, 6:1; 9; 10; IV, 6, 3.\nsvarnri, sun-hero: svarnah (?), (I, 70, 9:1).\nsv\u00e1rtha, see su-\u00e1rtha.\nsv\u00e1sara, fold, II, 2, 2.\nsv\u00e1sri, sister, I, 65, 7; II, 5, 6:1; sv\u00e1s\u00e2rah, I, 71, 1:2; tisr\u00e1h, II, 5, 5:1; d\u00e1sa, III, 29, 13:2; dv\u00edh p\u00e1\u00f1ka, IV, 6, 8:1; ap\u00e1si sv\u00e1sr\u00een\u00e2m, III, 1, 3:3; 11.\nsvast\u00ed, happiness, welfare, I, 1, 9, &c.; svast\u00ed-bhih, safely, I, 189, 2;\u2014with welfare, happily, II, 9, 6; IV, 11, 6; V, 4, 11.\nsv\u00e2\u00b4dana, sweetener, V, 7, 6.\nsv\u00e2du-ksh\u00e1dman, having sweet food, I, 31, 15.\nsv\u00e2\u00b4dman, sweetness, I, 69, 3:1.\nsv\u00e2n\u00e1, roaring, V, 2, 10; 25, 8;\u2014thundering, V, 10, 5.\nsv\u00e2n\u00edn, tumultuous, III, 26, 5.\nsv\u00e2\u00b4h\u00e2, the word Sv\u00e2h\u00e2, I, 13, 12; III, 4, 11; V, 5, 11; sv\u00e2\u00b4h\u00e2 havy\u00e1m kartana, pronounce the Sv\u00e2h\u00e2 over the offering, I, 142, 12.\nsv\u00e2\u00b4h\u00e2-krita, (offerings) over which the Sv\u00e2h\u00e2 has been pronounced, I, 142, 13; II, 3, 11.\nsv\u00e2\u00b4h\u00e2-kriti, pronouncing Sv\u00e2h\u00e2, I, 188, 11.\nsvid, to sweat: sisvid\u00e2n\u00e1h, IV, 2, 6.\nsv\u00e9da, sweat, V, 7, 5.","title":"Vedic Hymns, Part II (SBE46): I. 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