Zend Avesta Part 03

SR No.: 007673
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: L H Mills
Publisher: Oxford
Publication Year: 1887
Total Pages: 2618
Language: English
Classification: Book_English
File Size: 49 MB

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(96); asati, V, 53, 15; yátha asatha, V, 61, 4; asa yab vâ ásati, who was or who may be so, VIII, 20, 15; táthâ it asat, so shall it be, VIII, 20, 17; astu, though it be, VÍ, 66, 7.syama sahá, V, 53, 14'; samdrísi sthána, V, 87, 6; ûrdhva santu, I, 171, 3; sám with as, (191 seq.)-ánu syât nab, may he be with us, I, 167, 10.antáb sántab, VI, 66, 4.-abhí syâma, may we obtain, VII, 56, 24-prá sánti, they stand forth, VII, 58, 2; prá astu, may it prevail, VII, 58, 4. ásamyatab (not asamyattab): (1, 64, 139.)
asaka-dvish, not hating the followers:
asaka-dvishab, VIII, 20, 242. ásâmi, whole:
ásâmi-bhib, 1, 39, 9; ásâmi, whole, I, 39, 10 (bis).-adv., wholly, I, 39, 9.
ásâmi-savas, of perfect strength: ásâmi-savasab, V, 52, 5. Ásikni, N. of a river:
ásiknyâm, VIII, 20, 25. ásu, breath:
ásub, X, 121, 7. ásura, divine:
INDEX OF WORDS.
ásurâb, 1, 64, 2; diváb ásurasya, VIII, 20, 17.-ásurab, lord, VII, 56, 24.
asurya, divine; n., divine power: asurya, I, 167, 5; asurya-iva, like heavenly lightning, I, 168, 71.asuryam, II, 33, 9'; VI, 74, 1; asuryat, I, 134, 5'. asu, barren:
asvăm-iva (conjecture for ásvâmiva) dhenum, like a barren cow, II, 34, 62.
ástuta, unpraiseworthy: ástutab, V, 61, 8.
ástri, archer:
ástârab, I, 64, 10. asmad...:
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cxviii.-no (nab), short, p. lxxxii seq.
iyám asmát matí, this prayer from us, V, 57, I; asman, I, 165, 14'; (203.)-asmé tanushu, on our bodies, VI, 74, 3.-nab (ûtáyab), accorded to us, I, 167, 1.-asmaka for asmakam, p.
ah, to say:
âhub, X, 121, 4; V, 53, 3. áha, indeed:
V, 52, 6; VIII, 20, 20; (X, 168, 31-át áha, thereupon, 1, 6, 4. -ná áha, nowhere, never, v, ,54,
4; 10.
ahab-víd, (1) knowing the days, (2) finding, bringing back the day, lucifer:
ahab-vídab, knowing the feastdays, I, 2, 2'. áhan, day:
áháni, I, 88, 41; V, 54, 4;. áhâni vísvâ, always, I, 171, 3; áhâ-iva, V, 58, 5; áhani priyé, on a happy day, VII, 59, 2; katamát kaná áhab, not even a single day, X, 168, 3; kshapabhib áha-bhib, by night and by day, (1, 64, 89.)
ahanya, of the day: ahanyãb, I, 168, 5*. aham-yú, proud:
aham-yub, I, 167, 7. áhi-bhânu, shining like snakes: áhi-bhânavab, I, 172, 1'.
áhi-manyu, whose ire is like the ire
of serpents:
áhi-manyavab, I, 64, 8; 91. ahi-hátya, the killing of Ahi: ahi-hátye, I, 165, 6. áhruta-psu, with unbending forms: ábruta-psavab, VIII, 20, 7; (VIII, 7, 7')
a, prep....:
with Loc., on, in, ádhvan &, I, 37, 13; dhánvan kit a, I, 38, 7; ágmeshu a, on the courses, V, 87, 7'-with Acc., over, I, 38, 10; towards, V, 52, 12; I, 167, 2; on to, V, 56, 1; g6sham a, to his satisfaction, VIII, 94, 6;
rágas, through the air (?), (VII, 57,3'.)-with Abl., divába, from heaven, V, 53, 8; 54, 1; asmát , towards us, V, 56, 3.-pári a vab a agub, 1, 88, 4; a te, before thee, I, 165, 9.-, 6, 1, 165, 142; VII, 59, 5; VIII, 7, 33adv., here, 1, 37, 6; hither, II, 34, 4; muhub a, V, 54, 3.
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