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.
sasi, I, 170, 3.-abhí gíghamsati, he tries to hurt us, VII, 59, 8. áva hantana, strike down, II, 34, 9.-ut gighnante, they stir up, I, 64, 11.-pára hathá, you overthrow, I, 39, 3; pára-hatá, staggering, V, 56, 31, sám bánanta, they fight together for (Loc.),
VII, 56, 23. hánu, jaw :
hánvâ-iva, I, 168, 5'. hánman, bolt:
hánmana, VII, 59, 87. hayé, hark !
V, 57, 8; 58, 8. hári, bay: hárî, the two bays (of Indra), I,
6, 2; 165, 4; hári vrishana, the bay stallions, (139); sáptî hárî, (1, 85, 11); hári (of the Maruts), V, 56, 6.-hári with synizesis,
P. cxxiii. hari-vat, with bay-horses :
hari-vab, I, 165, 3; 167, 1. hári-sipra, golden-jawed (or -hel-
meted): (II, 34, 39.) harmura :
(217, note b.) harmya, fire-pit, hearth, house : (118 seqq.) — harmyâ, living in
houses, I, 166, 4*. barmye-stha: harmye-sthåb, standing by the
hearth, (217); VII, 56, 16. hary, to be pleased with (Acc.): baryata, V, 54, 15.-práti haryate,
it is acceptable, V, 57, 1; práti haryanti, they yearn for me, I,
165, 4. baryata, delicious :
(147 seq.) háva, call : hávam, I, 86, 2; V, 87, 8; 9; VIII,
7,9; 1, 114, 11; 1, 2, 1. hávana, invocation:
hávanâni, V, 56, 2. havana-srút, mindful of invocations:
havana-srut, II, 33, 15% havás, call, prayer:
havasa, 1, 64, 121; VI, 66, 11. bavib-krit, sacrificer:
havib-krítam, I, 166, 2. bavíshmat, carrying oblations: havíshmân, I, 167, 6; havish-
mantab, X, 77, 1; I, 114, 8.
havís, sacrifice : havib, VII, 59, 9; 1, 114, 3;
havishâ, X, 121, 1 to 9; 1, 166,3; X, 168, 4; havíshab, V, 60, 6; havimshi, I, 170, 5; VII, 57, 6;
havib-bhib, II, 33, 5. hávîman, invocation: háviman, VII, 56, 15; hávima
bhib, II, 33, 5. hávya, called to assist :
hávyab, VIII, 20, 20, bavys, offering, libation : havy , 1, 171, 4; VII, 56, 12; 59,
5; VIII, 20, 9; 10; 16. havya-dati, offering:
havya-dåtim, V, 55, 10. has, to laugh:
gaksh from has, (284.) hásta, hand: hastab (bheshagáb gáláshab), II,
33, 7'; háste bíbhrat bheshaga, I, 114, 5; hástayob, I, 38, I;
hásteshu, 1, 37, 3; 168, 3. hastín, elephant :
hastínab, I, 64, 7. bå, to flee : gshita, I, 37, 7'; dyaub gihite
brihát, the sky makes wide room, VIII, 30, 6.-ápa abasata, ut abasata, (VIII, 7, 21.) - ni gihate, they bend down, V, 57, 3; 60,2; VIII, 7, 34; of ahâsata, they have gone down, VIII, 7, al.- prá gihîte, flies out
of your way, I, 166, 5. hâ, to forsake, to leave behind: ágahâtana, VIII, 7, 31; hitvél, V,
53, 14. hâridra, yellow:
(232.) bí, indeed, truly, for ...: kit hí, VII, 59,7; hí kam, VII, 59, 5;
vidmá hi, 1, 170, 3; VIII, 20, 3. hi, to prepare :
hinomi, VII, 56, 13. hims, to hurt:
má nab himsit, X, 121, 9. hitá, friend: hitab-iva, I, 166, 3; hita, kind,=
sú-dhita, (225.) hinv, to rouse:
hinvantu, II, 34, 12. himávat, the snowy mountain :
himávantab, X, 121, 4; (p. 4.) hímâ, winter:
satám hímåb, during a hundred
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