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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VEDIC HYMNS.
avayâta-helas:
iva, read asvam-iva, 11, 34,6%. avayâta-helab bháva, let thy anger The horses of the Maruts, ásvá
be turned away from (Instr.), 1, sab, I, 38, 12; V, 59, 7; ásváb, 171, 62.
V, 54, 10; 61, 2; ásvân, I, 171, ávara:
1; 11, 34, 3; 8; V, 55, 61; 58, ávaram, the bottom, I, 168, 6; 7; 59, 1; ásvaib, I, 88, 2; V,
ávaran, descending, II, 34, 14. 55, 1; VIII, 7, 27; príshatibhib ávas, help, protection:
ásvaib, V, 58, 61; (1, 37, 31.) ávab, 1, 39,7; VIII, 94, 8; I, 114, asvatthá, horse-stable, i.e. West:
9; ávasá, 1, 39, 7; 85, 11; 166, (V, 54, 5'.) 2; VII, 59, a; avase, I, 168, 1; arva-dã, giving horses, the dawn, the II, 34, 14; 1, 114, 4; ávasab, v, East (?): 57,7; avab-bhib, 1, 86,61; 167, (V, 54, 5.)
2.-ávasa, by (his) will, X, 121,6. ásva-parna, winged with horses: avasá, drag (?):
ásva-parnaib, (1, 87, 4'); 1, 88, 1. (VÍ, 66, 7).
asva-budhna, baving their restingarasyú, desiring help:
place among the horses: avasyavab, 1, 114, 11.
ásva-budhnâh, the Dawns (V, 54, avata, unconquered, (90.)
51.) avatá (or avâta), never dried up: asva-yát, wishing horses: | avatấm, 1, 38, 7.
asvayántab, (1, 167, 1'.) avikrita, not dyed:
asva-yug, harnessing horses: (234.)
asva-yugab, V, 54, 2. Svithura, immovable:
asva-vat: ávithurâb, I, 87, 1; (1, 87, 3'.) ásva-vat rådhab, wealth of horses, ávi-hruta, uninjured, intact:
V, 57, 7. (1, 166, 87.)
Asvin: as, to eat:
asvina, the Asvins, VIII, 94, 4. pra avâna, I, 170, 5.
ásvya, consisting of horses : as, to reach, to attain to:
ásvyam (radhab), V, 52, 17; ás. âsata, 1, 85, 2; 87, 5; âsâthe, 1, 2, vyam pasum, V, 61, 5.
8; asnutha, V, 54, 10; asyâma, áshalba, unconquered: 1, 114, 2; 3; asiya, II, 33, 2; ashâllâya, VII, 46, 1. 6.--abhí asyâm, 1, 166, 14.-útas, to throw: asnavat, V, 59, 4.-prá asnu- asyatha, you hurl, 1, 172, a; asvantu, VI, 74, 1.
yatu aré asmát, may he drive asás, impious fiend:
far away from us, 1, 114, 4; asásab, II, 34, 9.
ásyan, scattering, X, 168, 1.asiva, unlucky, uncanny:
prá ásyatha, you cast forwards, (I, 166, 1'.)
1, 39,1.-ví asyatha, you scatter, asma-didyu, shooting with thunder- V, 55, 6. bolts:
as, to be ...: ásma-didyavab, V, 54, 3.
nak astu, may it be ours, X, 131, asman, stone:
10; yushmakam astu, may yours ásma, 1, 172, 3.-asmânam sva- be, 1, 39, 2; 4.-vab santu, 1, 38,
ryam, the heavenly stone (the 12; 39,2; smási eshâm, we are sky), V, 56, 4
their servants, I, 37, 15; me asman-maya, made of stone:
astu, I, 165, 10; vab santi, you asman-máyi (vâsî), (1, 88, 3'.)
have for (dat.), I, 85, 12. — asva, horse :
sánti, there are, I, 37, 14; ásti ásvâb-iva, V, 53, 7; 59, 5; ásvá- (with dat.), there is enough for,
sab ná gyéshtbâsab, X, 78, 5; 1, 37, 15; na ásti, there is no ásvá sápti-ira,(1, 85, 11); goshu, such thing, I, 170, 1.--yát syaásveshu, I, 114, 8; vrishabhib tana, syât, I, 38, 4'; syåma té, ásvaib, stallions, (139); asva and may we be such, V, 53, 15.våga, (1, 167, 11.-For ásvâm. asan, may they be, I, 38, 15;
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