Satapatha Bramhana Part 05

SR No.: 007680
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Julius Eggeling
Publisher: Oxford
Publication Year: 1900
Total Pages: 2017
Language: English
Classification: Book_English
File Size: 44 MB

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tva-dâta, given by thee, V, 7, 10. tva-dûta, with thee as messenger, II, 10, 6; V, 6, 8.
VEDIC HYMNS.
tvâ-ya, desire of worshipping thee, IV, 2, 6; 14.
tva-vat, like thee: tva-vân, I, 189, 6. Tvâshtrá, son of Tvashtri, III, 7, 4'. tvish, see titvishâná. tvíshi, impetuous power, 1, 71, 5; V, 8, 5.
tveshá, impetuous, fierce, I, 36, 20; 66, 6; 70, 11; 95, 8; 143, 3; II, 9, 1; III, 22, 2; 26, 5; IV, 6, 10; V, 8, 6. tveshátha, fierceness, I, 141, 8. tveshá-pratika, with sharp point, I, 66,7.
tsar: tatsâra, he steals upon (his prey), I, 145, 4 ;-áva tsarat, he stealthily approached, 1, 71, 5.
dams, to bite: dásate, I, 189, 5. damsánâ, wonderful deed, III, 3,
11; wonderful power, III, 9, 7. dámsas, wonderful deed, I, 69, 8. dáksha, mind, I, 68, 8;-power,
ability, skill, I, 76, 1; 95, 61; 141, 112; II, 2, 3; 13,2; IV, 10, 2; V, 10, 2; 18, 2; 20, 3; dáksham (conj. yakshám), IV, 3, 13; Dáksha personified, III, 27, 93; 10; V, 16, 2;skilful, I, 59, 4; III, 14, 7. dáksha-pati, lord of power, I, 95, dákshas, ability, II, 1, 11. dakshayya, to be treated kindly, II,
6.
4, 3. dakshinatás, from the right side, I, 95, 62.
dákshina, the sacrificial gift, V, 1, 3o. dakshinâ-âvrít, turned to the right, I, 144, 13.
dakshinâ-vah, carrying from left to right, III, 6, 12.
dágdhri, burner, V, 9, 4. datvát, having teeth, 1, 189, 5. Dadhí-kra, III, 20, 12; 5. dán, house: pátib dán, lord of the house, I, 149, 13.
dánta, tooth: atharyàb ná dántam, IV, 6, 83.
dabh, to deceive: dípsantab ná debhub, I, 147, 3; dadabhanta, I, 148, 2; dabhan, I, 148, 5;sátrum â-dabhúb, III, 16, 2. dábha, deceiver, V, 19, 43.
dabhrá, few, I, 31, 6. dám, house: dám-su, I, 141, 4. dáma, house, I, 1, 8, &c.; II, 1, 72; 8; kíttib apam dáme, I, 67, 101; dáme-dame, house by house, I, 128, 4; IV, 7, 3; V, I, 5; 6, 8.
dámûinas, domestic, friend of the house, I, 60, 43; 68, 9; 140, 10; 141, 11; III, 1, 11; 17; 2, 15; 3, 6; 5, 4; IV, 4, 11; 11, 5; V, 1, 81; 4, 5; 8, 1. dám-pati, master of the house, I,
127, 8; V, 22, 4;-dám-patî, husband and wife, V, 3, 2. dámya, domestic, III, 1, 15; 2, 8. day, to bestow: dayasva, I, 68, 6;
ví dáyamânab, distributing, III, 2, 11; ví dayate, he tears to pieces, IV, 7, 10. dárví, sacrificial ladle, V, 6, 9. darsatá, conspicuous, beautiful, I, 36, 9; 141, 1; 144, 7; III, 1, 3; 10, 6; 27, 13. dása-pramati: dása-pramatim, read: dása prámatim, I, 141, 2*, dasasy: sám dasasya, forgive, III, 7,
10.
das: sam-dadasvấn, being exhausted (?), II, 2, 61. dasmá, wonderful, I, 77, 3; 148, 4:
II, 1, 4; 9, 5; III, 1, 7; 3, 2; IV, 1, 3; 6, 9; V, 6, 5; 17, 4. dasmát, possessed of wonderful power, I, 74, 4.
Dásyu, I, 36, 18; 59, 6; V, 4, 6; pl., the Dasyus, I, 78, 4; III, 29, 9; V, 7, 10; 14, 4. dah, to burn: daha, I, 12, 5, &c.; dhákshat, burning, II, 4, 7;ánu dhakshi, II, 1, 10;-prá dhakshi, 1,76, 3;-práti dahatât, burn against, III, 18, 1;-sám daha, I, 36, 14; 20.
dâ, to give: ánu dub, they give way, I, 127, 4;-ná párâ dât, he will not surrender, V, 3, 12. dâ, to bind ní-dadub, (V, 2, 62); ní-ditam, V, 2, 7.
dâ (do), to cut, to shear: dâti, I, 65, 8; V, 7, 7.
dâtrí, giver, I, 13, 11. datri, mower, V, 7, 7. dana, gift, V, 27, 5.
dâván: dâváne, for the sake of giving, 11, 1, 10.
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