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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INDEX OF WORDS.
(nama), VI, 66, 5; VII, 57, 1'; marutab (ganáb), V, 61, 13; marutâya (sárdhaya), V, 54, 1; VIII, 20, 9; marutasya dhamnab, I, 87, 6.-mărutâya, to the host of the Maruts, VI, 66, 9.marutasya bheshagásya, of the Marut-medicine,VIII, 20, 23.marutam rudrásya sûnúm, the Marutlike son of Rudra, VI, 66, 111; maruta, epithet of Vishnu, (134.)
mardiká, consolation: mârdikébhib, VIII, 7, 30. mârtândá, addled egg:
(251.) más, month:
mât-bhib, (1, 6, 32.) mahina, mighty:
mahinab, 1, 165, 3; p. xiv.-mahina-mahima, greatness? (309.) mnigh, see ni-méghamâna. mitrá, friend:
mitrám ná, I, 38, 133; V, 52, 14; mitraya, II, 34, 4; mitranâm, I,
170, 5. Mitrá:
Aryaman, Mitra, Varuna, (V, 54, 81); mitráb, VII, 56, 25; VIII, 94, 5; I, 43, 3; 114, 11; mítra, VII, 59, 1; mitrám, I, 2, 7. mitra-pati, lord of friends:
mitrazâm mitra-pate, I, 170, 5. mitrâyu, looking for friends: mitrâyávab, mitrâyúvab, (II, 34,
Mitraváruna, du., Mitra and Varuna: mitraváruzau, 1, 167, 81; nâ, I, 2, 9; mitrâvaruzau, I, 2, 8. mithás, each other:
mitháb, VII, 56, 2; 3; VIII, 20,
21.
mithaspridhya, clashing against each other:
mithaspridhya-iva, I, 166, 91. mimiksh, to sprinkle, to shower: (185; 187 seq.).—See myaksh. mimikshá:
mimiksháb sómab, (188.) mimikshú:
mimikshum indram, (188.)
misrá, from mis:
(185.)
mish:
ni-mishatáb, the twinkling (world), X, 121, 3'.
mih:
mimikshvá, sprinkle, (188.) míh, rain, mist:
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mfham, I, 38, 7; VIII, 7, 4; mihé, I, 64, 6.-miháb nápâtam, rain, the offspring of the cloud, I, 37, II1.
mî, to dim:
prá minanti, V, 59, 5. milbub-tama, most liberal:
milbab-tamaya (rudraya), I, 43, 1. milbushmat, bountiful:
milbushmatî-iva, like a bountiful lady, V, 56, 31. mîdbvás, bounteous: midbvab (rudra), I, 114, 3; II, 33, 14; milbushab (rudrásya), VI, 66,3; tan rudrásya milbushab, the bounteous sons of Rudra, VII, 58, 5'; milbushab (marútab), VIII, 20, 182; milbushâm, VIII, 20, 3'; milbushi, V, 56, 9. muk, to deliver: munkátha, II, 34, 15; munkátam, VI, 74, 3; mukshiya, VII, 59, 123,3-prá nab munkatam, VI, 74, 4.-práti ámugdhvam, you have clothed yourselves, V, 55, 6; práti mukishra pasan, may he catch the snares, VII, 59, 8. -ví mukadhvam, unharness, I, 171, 1.-(270.) mud, to rejoice: mudé, V, 53, 5. múni, maniac:
múnib-iva, VII, 56, 81. mush, to strip:
moshatha, V, 54, 61.
mushri-hán, boxer:
mushri-ha, V, 58, 4; VIII, 20, 20. múhus, suddenly:
múhub, V, 54, 3. mûrdhán, summit:
mûrdha nabhâ, I, 43, 9'. mrigá:
mrigab iva hastínab, like wild elephants, I, 64, 72; mrigab ná bhîmab, terrible like wild beasts, II, 34, 12; mrigám ná bhîmám, like a terrible wild beast (the lion), II, 33,112-mrigáb, deer, I, 38, 5. mriganyú, hunter:
mriganyávab, (V, 55, 11.) mrig, to clear off:
út mrige, ní mrige, V, 52, 17.
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