Grihya Sutras

SR No.: 007685
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Hermann Oldenberg
Publisher: Oxford
Publication Year: 1886
Total Pages: 2642
Language: English
Classification: Book_English
File Size: 49 MB

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amrita, immortal, pl. the immortals: amritab, I, 38, 4; amrita (Rudra), I, 114, 6; amritasya (Indra), Í, 170, 4; (Rudra), I, 43, 9'-amritam nama, V, 57, 5.-amritâb (Maruts), I, 166, 3; amritâsab, I, 166, 13; ámritâb, V, 57, 8; 58, 8.
amrita, n., the immortal, immortality, not dying:
amritam, X, 121, 2; amrítasya, V, 58, 1; VII, 57, 61; X, 186, 3; amritât, VII, 59, 12. amrita-tvá, immortality: amrita-tvám a îrire, they became immortal (1, 6, 43); amrita-tvé dadhâtana, V, 55, 4.
VEDIC HYMNS.
ámridhra, unceasing:
ámridhram (rain), I, 37, 11. ambhriná, 38pinos? (275.) áya, wanderer:
áyâb, (VI, 66, 41.) ayá, going:
ayasab, (1, 64, 11'.) áyab-damshtra, with iron tusks: áyab-damshirân, I, 88, 5. aya, adv., hence:
I, 87, 4-Instrum., aya dhiya, through this prayer, I, 166, 13. áyâ for aya, VI, 66, 4'.
ayas, untiring:
ayab, (1, 87, 42); ayasab, 1, 64, 11'; 167,4'; VI, 66, 5; áyâsab, VII, 58,2; ayasâm, I, 168, 9.-ayab, not striving (?), VI, 66, 52. ar, to hurt :
(65 seq.; 1, 64, 151; 85, 5); upaarima, we have offended, (66.) ará, spoke : arab-iva, like the spokes of a wheel, V, 58, 5; ráthânâm ná arab, X, 78, 4; aranâm ná karamáb, as of moving spokes no one is the last, VIII, 20, 14'. arakshás, guileless:
araksháb, V, 87, 9. árathî, not a charioteer: árathib, VI, 66, 7. arapás, without mischief:
arapab, II, 33, 6. áram, properly:
VI, 74, 1; áram krinvantu, let them prepare, I, 170, 4; áram-kritâb, ready, I, 2, 1.
arámati, service:
arámatim, V, 54, 63.
árarivas, hostile:
árarushe, on the enemy, VII, 56, 19; (66.) aráru, enemy: (66.) aragín, dark:
aragínab (párvatân), VIII, 7, 23. árâti, enemy:
árátîb, V, 53, 14; árâtayab, I, 43,
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arâdhás, miserly: arâdhásab, V, 61, 6. árâvan, selfish:
árâvâ, VII, 56, 15. ári, friend:
vísve aryáb, VIII, 94, 31. ári, enemy:
aryáb, Gen., V, 54, 12'; Abl., VII, 56, 22.-(66); (1, 64, 15.1)— arib arib arayab, pp. xxxix; xli.
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árishta, inviolable:
árishtam (sáhab), II, 34, 7.
árishta-grâma, whose ranks are never broken:
árishta-grâmâb, I, 166, 6.
árishta-vira, with unharmed men: árishta-vîrâb, I, 114, 3. aruná, red:
arunébhib angl-bhib, II, 34, 13; arunaíb, with the red (rays), II, 34, 12.-Red (horses), arunébhib, 1, 88, 2; arunâ, I, 134, 3. arunani, red sheens, X, 168,
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aruná-asva, having red horses: aruná-asvâb, V, 57, 4. aruná-psu, reddish-coloured: aruna-psavab (Maruts), VIII, 7, 7'. aruní, red:
arunt, the ruddy cows, (1, 64, 78.) -afgáyab arunáyab, bright red ornaments, (308.) arushá, red; m. f., red horse: arushám (horse), 1, 6, 11; arusháred V, 56, 6; arusháb vâgî, V, 56, 7; arushasab ásvâb, V, 59, 5; arushám varâhám, Í, 114, 5.-(See 17 seqq.) Adj. red, (17-19); white, bright, (19, 24); vrishan arusha, fire in the shape of lightning,(18); the red hero, (18, 25); the red horses of the Sun and of Agni, (19 seq.); the cloud as one of the horses of the Maruts, (20.)
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