Zend Avesta Part 03

SR No.: 007673
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: L H Mills
Publisher: Oxford
Publication Year: 1887
Total Pages: 2618
Language: English
Classification: Book_English
File Size: 49 MB

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VEDIC HYMNS.
påsa, snare: pásân, the snares of (Druh), VII,
59, 8; várunasya pását, VI, 74, 4. pitrí, father: pita, 1, 38, 1; X, 186, 2; pitáram,
II, 33,12; pitáram utá mâtáram, 1, 114,7; pitub, 1, 87, 5; pitrinám ná sámsâb, like the prayers of our fathers, X, 78, 3.mánub pitä, 1, 114, 2; II, 33, 13.- pitab marutâm, Rudra, the father of the Maruts, 1, 114,9; II, 33, 1; pita, V, 60, 5; pi- táram, V, 52, 16; pitré maru-
tâm, 1, 4, 6. pítrya, of the father or fathers : pítryâni (ukthåni), VII, 56, 23;
pítryam (váyab), VIII, 20, 13. pinv, to sprinkle, pour out: pinvanti, 1, 64, 5; 68; pinvate, II,
34, 89; pínvanti útsam, they fili
the well, V, 54, 8; VII, 57, 1. pípishvat, crushing :
pípishvatî, I, 168, 7. pipishu, wishing to drink :
pipishavab, VII, 59, 4. píppala, apple: pippalam rusat, the red apple (the
lightning), V, 54, 121. pis, to adorn: pipise, he decked himself,I1, 33, 9;
pipise, it has been laid, V, 57, 6; pishtám, bedecked, V, 56, 1.abhi pipisre, they have adorned, V, 60, 4.-& pisânáb, adorning,
putra-kritha : putra-krithé ná gánayabas yuraines
ev tekvoprolia, V, 61, 39 punar, again:
1, 6, 4; VII, 58, 5; VIII, 20, 26. púr, stronghold:
pûb-bhib, 1, 166, 8. purandhrî, housewife :
(1, 134, 3.) púram-dhi, morning, dawn :
puram-dhim, I, 134, 3. puras, in front:
purab, I, 170, 4. pura: of yore, I, 39, 7; V, 53, 1 ; formerly, I, 167, 10; VII, 56, 23;
VIII, 7, 31. purisha, soil:
from pri, (I, 64, 196; V, 55, 5.) purîshin: p urishini, marshy, V, 53, 9.--puri
shinab, cultivators of the land,
yeomen, V, 55, 59 puru, many : puru, I, 166, 3; 13; pūrvibhib, I,
86,6; pärvib, X, 77, 2. puru-kshú, nourishing many :
puru-kshum, VIII, 7, 13. puru-kandra, resplendent : puru-landra (for Pada puru-kand
rab), V, 61, 16. puru-táma, manifold:
puru-támam, V, 56, 5. puru-drapsá, rich in rain-drops :
puru-drapsålb, V, 57, 5. puru-praisha, invoked by many :
puru-prasshåb, 1, 168, 5'. Puru-milba: puru-mîlbaya, V, 61, 9'; (V, 61,
5); (359 seq.; 362.) puru-rupa, assuming many forms:
puru-rupab, II, 33, 9. purusha-ghna, man-slaying:
purusha-ghnám, I, 114, 10. purushátâ, men as we are :
VII, 57, 4. Purushanti:
(360): (V, 61, 58; 9'.) puru-sprih, much-desired:
puru-sprihab, VIII, 20, 2. Purüravas :
(307.) push, to prosper : pushyati, 1, 64, 13°; pushyema, let
us foster, I, 64, 14; pushyanti nrimnám, rich in manhood, VII,
VII, 57, 3.
pururu-ropano man 1,114,
pís, gold:
(1, 64, 87.) pisa, gazelle :
pisáb-iva, 1, 64, 84. pisánga, tawny:
pisangaib (horses), 1, 88, 2. pisánga-asva, having tawny horses :
pisánga-asvab, V, 57, 4. pish, see pipishvat. piti, drinking: pítaye, for to drink, 1, 166, 7; VII,
59,5; asya sómasya pîtaye, VIII, 94, 10 to 12; pitím arhasi, thou
art worthy todrink,1,134,6 (bis). pums, man :
pumsáb, V, 61,6; púmân, V,61, 8. putra, son: putrám, 1, 38, 1; putrálb (prísneb),
V, 58, 5; (rudrásya), VI, 66,3; diváb putrásab, X, 77, 3.
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