{"collection":"Hinduism","html_url":"https://unchartedknowledge.5gfusion.net/browse/hin/sbe46/sbe46165.htm","path":"hin/sbe46/sbe46165.htm","source_url":"https://sacred-texts.com/hin/sbe46/sbe46165.htm","text":"Vedic Hymns, Part II (SBE46), by Hermann Oldenberg [1897]\nH\nhams\u00e1, swan, I, 65, 9; III, 8, 9.\nhan, to kill, slay: h\u00e1msi, I, 31, 6; g\u00edgh\u00e2msatah, I, 36, 15; \u00e1han (without an object), I, 69, 8:1;\u2014v\u00ed gahi, smite, I, 36, 16.\nhar: h\u00e1ryam\u00e2na, longed for, III, 6, 4;\u2014pr\u00e1ti harya, accept graciously, I, 144, 7; pr\u00e1ti h\u00e1ry\u00e2h, thou acceptest, V, 2, 11.\nh\u00e1ri, golden, I, 95, 1;\u2014bay horse, fallow steed: h\u00e1ri-bhy\u00e2m, I, 76, 3; IV, 15, 7:1; h\u00e1r\u00ee \u00edti, IV, 15, 8; V, 27, 2.\nh\u00e1ri-kesa, whose hair is golden, III, 2, 13.\nhar\u00edt, pl., the golden horses, IV, 6, 9:1; har\u00edtah sapt\u00e1 yahv\u00ee\u00b4h, the seven young fallow mares, IV, 13, 3.\nh\u00e1ri-vrata, whose every law is golden, III, 3, 5:1.\nharyat\u00e1, delightful, III, 5, 3.\nh\u00e1va, invocation, I, 45, 3.\nhavih-\u00e1dya, eating the oblation, V, 1, 11; 4, 4.\nhavih-kr\u00edt, preparer of the sacrificial food, I, 13, 3.\nhavih-d\u00e2\u00b4, giver of offerings, IV, 3, 7:1.\nhav\u00edh-pati, master of sacrificial food, I, 12, 8.\nhavih-v\u00e2\u00b4h, bearer of oblations, I, 72, 7.\nhav\u00eds, sacrificial food, I, 12, 10, &c.\nhav\u00edshmat, rich in sacrificial food, offering sacrificial food, I, 12, 9, &c.; 1, 128, 2:2.\nh\u00e1v\u00eeman, invocation, I, 12, 2.\nh\u00e1vya, to be proclaimed: bh\u00e1gah n\u00e1 h\u00e1vyah, I, 144, 3:3;\u2014to be invoked, III, 5, 3; V, 17, 4.\nhavy\u00e1, sacrificial food: havy\u00e2\u00b4ya v\u00f3lhave, I, 45, 6;\u2014I, 74, 4, &c.\nhavy\u00e1-d\u00e2ti, giver of offerings, III, 2, 8;\u2014gift of offerings, IV, 8, 5; V, 26, 4.\nhavya-v\u00e2\u00b4h, bearer of oblations, carrier of offerings, I, 12, 2; 6; 44, 8; 67, 2; 128, 8; III; 2, 2; 5, 10; 10, 9; 11, 2; 17, 4; 27, 5; 29, 7; IV, 8, 1; V, 4, 2; 6, 5; 28, 5.\nhavya-v\u00e2\u00b4hana, carrier of oblations, I, 36, 10; 44, 2; 5; V, 8, 6; 11, 4; 25, 4; 28, 6; dev\u00e9bhyah havya-v\u00e2hana, III, 9, 6:1.\nhaskartr\u00ed, producing joy, IV, 7, 3.\nh\u00e2, to give (up to): gah\u00e2ti, I, 95, 7.\nh\u00e2: ut-g\u00edh\u00e2n\u00e2h, flying up, V, 1, 1.\nhi, to incite, stir up: hinvatu, I, 27, 11; hinuhi, I, 143, 4; hinvanti, I, 144, 5; hiy\u00e2n\u00e1, driven forward, II, 4, 4; hinv\u00e9, he speeds along, IV, 7, 11; hinvire, they drive forward, V, 6, 6;\u2014s\u00e1m ahema (conj. for s\u00e1m mahema), we have sent forward, I, 94, 1:1.\nhit\u00e1-mitra, who has made himself (valiant) friends, I, 73, 3:2.\nh\u00edranya, gold, IV, 10, 6.\nh\u00edranya-kesa, golden-haired, I, 79, 1.\nh\u00edranya-danta, gold-toothed, V, 2, 3.\nhirany\u00e1ya, golden: hirany\u00e1y\u00ee \u00edti, I, 144, 6.\nh\u00edranya-ratha, with the golden chariot, IV, 1, 8.\nh\u00edranya-r\u00fbpa, golden-coloured, IV, 3, 1.\nhiri-sipr\u00e1, with golden jaws, II, 2, 5:1.\nh\u00edri-smasru, golden-bearded, V, 7, 7.\nhu, to offer, sacrifice: h\u00fbyate, I, 26, 6, &c.; guhure, II, 9, 3;\u2014\u00e2\u00b4-hutah, worshipped by offerings, into whom offerings are poured, I, 36, 8, &c.; II, 7, 4:1; 5; III, 24, 3, &c.; \u00e2-g\u00fahv\u00e2nah, receiving libations, I, 188, 3; \u00e2\u00b4 guhota, with Acc., make offerings in, III, 9, 8.\nhur\u00e1s, on a crooked way, IV, 3, 13.\nhri, to take: vi-h\u00e1ran, spreading out, IV, 13, 4.\nhri, to be angry: hrin\u00eey\u00e1m\u00e2nah, V, 2, 8.\nhr\u00edd, heart, mind, I, 60, 3, &c.\nhridi-spr\u00eds, touching the heart, IV, 10, 1:3.\nhrish: h\u00e1rshat, joyous, I, 127, 6;\u2014ut-harsh\u00e1yanti, they delight, V, 27, 5.\nhr\u00edsh\u00eevat, joyful, I, 127, 6.\nh\u00e9las, anger, I, 94, 12:1; IV, 1, 4.\nhemy\u00e2\u00b4-vat, well-impelled, IV, 2, 8:1.\nhesh\u00e1-kratu, hot-spirited, III, 26, 5:2.\nh\u00f3tri, the Hotri priest, I, 1, 1; 5, &c.; I, 94, 6; II, 9, 1; III, 17, 5; h\u00f3t\u00e2r\u00e2 da\u00edvy\u00e2, I, 13, 8:1; 142, 8; 188, 7; II, 3, 7; III, 4, 7; V, 5, 7;\u2014sapt\u00e1 h\u00f3tri-bhih, III, 10, 4.\nhotri-v\u00fb\u00b4rya, election as Hotri, I, 31, 3.\nhotri-s\u00e1dana, the Hotri's seat, II, 9, 1.\nhotr\u00e1, service of a Hotri, the Hotri's office, I, 76, 4; II, 1, 2; III, 17, 2; sapt\u00e1 hotr\u00e2\u00b4ni, III, 4, 5:2.\nhotra-v\u00e2\u00b4h, carrier of offerings, V, 26, 7.\nh\u00f3tr\u00e2, oblation, I, 36, 7; II, 2, 8;\u2014H\u00f3tr\u00e2 Bh\u00e1rat\u00ee, I, 142, 92; II, 1, 11:1;\u2014the Hotri's work, worship, IV, 2, 10:1.\nhotr\u00e2-v\u00edd, knowing the art of sacrificial libations, V, 8, 3.\nhru, see hvri.\nhv\u00e1ras, tricks, V, 20, 2.\nhv\u00e2r\u00e1, serpent (1), I, 141, 7:1; hv\u00e2r\u00e9 (conj. hv\u00e2r\u00e1m), II, 2, 4:1.\nhv\u00e2ry\u00e1? V, 9, 4:1.\nhvri: \u00fapa hv\u00e1rate, he slinks away, I, 141, 1:1;\u2014hr\u00fbn\u00e2n\u00e1h? (IV, 4, 1:2).\nhve, to call, invoke . huvema, I, 127, 2:1; ih\u00e1 huve (read ih\u00e1 hve?), III, 20, 5:1;\u2014v\u00e1hnih \u00e2sa \u00e2\u00b4 huv\u00e9, 1, 76, 4:[1, 2];\u2014vi-hv\u00e1y\u00e2mahe, we call (thee) in emulation (with other people), I, 36, 13:2.","title":"Vedic Hymns, Part II (SBE46): I. Index of Words: H","type":"page"}