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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VEDIC HYMNS.
súshka, dry (wood), 1, 68, 3. súshma, roaring, IV, 10, 4;-power,
V, 10, 4; 16, 3. sushmin, mighty, powerful, I, 145,
1; III, 16, 3; V, 10, 4. sushmin-tama, strongest, 1, 127, 9. súra, mighty, Í, 70, 11 ;-hero, iv,
3, 15. sŲra-sáti, strife of heroes: súra-sâtâ,
I, 31, 6. sûshá, song of praise, III, 7, 6. sringa, horn, III, 8, 10; V, 2, 9. sringin, horned animal, III, 8, 10. sridh : sardha, show thy prowess, V, - 28, 3. séva, a kind friend, I, 58, 6; 69, 4;
73, 2;-friendship, III, 7, 5. sé-vridha, joy-furthering, III, 16, 2. sésha, offspring, V, 12, 6. soka, flame, IV, 6, 5. sokib-kesa, whose hair is flame, I,
45, 6; 127, 2 ; III, 14, 1; 17,
1; 27, 4; V, 8, 3. sokishtba, brightest, V, 24, 4. sokíshmat, flaming, II, 4, 7. sokis, splendour, flame, 1, 12, 13, &c. skut, to drip down : skotanti, III, 1,
8; 21, 2; 4; 5. sydva, dark: syåvim (conj. syavib?),
1, 71, 1° ; syâvât, the two tawny
horses, II, TO, 2. syetá, reddish, I, 71, 4. syena, hawk, IV, 6, 10. syéni, the reddish whiteone, 1,140,9%. srath, to let loose: sisrathat, I, 128,
6 ;-ví sisrathab, release from,
IV, 12, 4. sram : sasramânáb, toiling, IV, 12, 2. sramayu, wearying oneself, I, 72, 2. sravayát-pati, who brings renown to
his lord, V, 25, 5? srávas, glory, renown, I, 31, 7, &c.;
srávase, I, 73, 5a sravasya, glorious, II, 10, 1. sravasyat, aspiring to renown, I,
128, 1. sravasya, desire of glory, I, 128, 6;
149, 5. sravasya, glorious, V, 9, 2. sravãyya, glorious, celebrated, I, 27,
8; 31, 5; V, 20, 1. srâ, see sri. sri, to rest, abide : asi sritáb, I, 75,
3; III, 9, 3 ; sisriyâná, dwelling here and there, V, 11, 6;-asret, he has spread forth, established,
11, 14, 1; 19, 2;-to send : Grdhvám asret, he has sent upwards, IV, 6, 2; 13, 2; 14, 2; asret, he has sent, V, 1,12; 28, 1;-út srayasva, rise up, III, 8, 2;—with ví, to open (intr.) : vi srayantâm, I, 13,6; 142, 6; II,
3, 5; ví srayadhvam, V, 5, 5. srî, to cook : srînán, 1, 68,11; sisritá,
he has ripened, 1, 149, 2; sri
nishe, thou warmest, V, 6, 9. sri, splendour, beauty, glory, I, 72,
10', &c.; sriyam vásånab, II,
10, 1; sriyé, gloriously, IV, 5, 15. sru, to hear: srudhi, I, 26, 5, &c. ;
sruvat (conj. srúvat), it melts away, I, 127, 3* ; sróshamânâb, hearing, III, 8, 10;--ví srinvire, they are renowned, IV,
8, 6. sruti, glory, JI, 2, 7. srut-karna, with attentive ears, 1, 44,
13; 45, 7. srutya, glorious, I, 36, 12. srushti, obedience, 1, 67, 19; III, 9,
8;-hearing, readiness to hear,
1, 69, 7; II, 3,9; 9, 4. srushti-ván, ready to listen, hearing,
1, 45, 2 ; III, 27, 2 ;-obedient,
1, 127, 9. sreni-sás, in rows, III, 8, 9. svas, to hiss : svásiti ap-sú, 1, 65, 9;
-abhi-svasán, panting, I, 140, 5;-âsushânáb, aspiring after, I,
147, 1; IV, 2, 14; 16. svásîvat, mightily breathing, I, 140,
10. sâtrá, power ), 1, 31, 4 svânta? I, 145, 4. sveta, white (horse ?), I, 66, 6';-.
svetám gagñânám, who had been
born white (Agni), III, 1, 4. Svaitreya, V, 19, 3! samyát-vira, with a succession of
valiant men, II, 4, 8. samvatsara, year: samvatsaré, after
a year, i, 140, 2. sákman, company: sákman (loc.), I,
31, 6'. sa-kshita, dwelling together,1,140, 3. sákhi, friend, I, 31, 1; 75, 4; III,
9,1'; sákhà sákhye, I, 36, 3; III, 18, 1; sákhà sákhyub nimishi rákshamânâb, I, 72, 5'; gúhà sák hi-bhib, III, 1, 9.
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