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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rabh, to cling:
rarabhe, 1, 168, 3.-rabh, to rush upon, â-rabh,to begin,(1,166,1'.) rabhab-da, giving strength: rabhab-dab (Indra), (1, 166, 11.) rábhas, vigour :
rábhab, (1, 166, 1'.) rabhasá, robust:
rabhasaya, I, 166, 11; rabhasasab (angáyab), I, 166, 102; rabhasab, V, 54, 3.
rábhishtba, most vigorous :
rábhishtbâb, (1, 166, 11); V, 58, 5. ram, to stop, to arrest: rîramâma, I, 165, 2; p. xx; ma ní rîramat, V, 53, 9; ramayanti, VII, 56, 19. ram, to delight:
ramáya, V, 52, 13; raranta (read rarâta ?), V, 54, 132. rambhín, clinging:
rambhíni-iva, I, 168, 31. ray{, wealth:
VEDIC HYMNS.
rayím, 1, 64, 15; 85, 12; V, 54, 14; VIII, 7, 13; rayí-bhib, I, 64, 10; pátayab rayînăm, X, 121, 10; V, 55, 10. rasmi, ray:
rasmím, VIII, 7, 8; rasmáyab, V, 55, 3; rasmishu, I, 134, 4 (bis); rasmi-bhib, 1, 87, 6; darts (lightnings), I, 19, 8; reins, X,
77, 5.
rása, rain:
rásasya, I, 37, 5. Rasa, the distant river:
rasa, V, 53, 9'; rasáyâ, X, 121, 42. râ, to give : árâsata, I, 166, 3; árâdhvam, I, 166, 12; VII, 59, 4; rasva, I, 114, 6; 9; râsi, II, 33, 12; raré, VII, 59, 5; rarâta (for raranta?), V, 54, 133. râg, to shine:
ví râgatha, V, 55, 2; VIII, 7, I. ragan, king:
raga gagatab, X, 121, 3; vísvasya bhuvanasya raga, X, 168, 2; rishim va ragânam vâ, V, 54, 7; ragânam, V, 54, 14; 58, 4; ragânab-iva, 1, 85, 8; raganab ná kitrab, X, 78, 1. raga-putra, having kings for her
sons:
raga-putra, ep. of Aditi, (254; 260.)
râtá-havis, who has offered libations: râtá-havishe, II, 34, 8.
râtá-havya, generous worshipper: râtá-havyaya, V, 53, 12. râtí, gift:
rátib, 1, 168, 71; (V, 52, 11'); râtím, VII, 56, 18.
rådh, to give :
(1, 166, 6); radhyasya (vásvab), to be gained, X, 77, 6; ma rîradhat, let him not deliver, II,
33, 5. radhas, wealth:
radhab, II, 34, II; V, 52, 17 (bis); 53, 13; 57, 7. râmî, dark night: râmb, II, 34, 12.
ri:
rinati, it crunches, I, 166, 65.— rinaté, they go asunder, V, 58, 63.-rinán apáb, they let the waters run, VIII, 7, 28.-ánu riyate, it streams along, I, 85, 3. -ní rinánti, they disperse, 56, 4.
rik:
prá ririkré, they have risen above (Abl.), X, 77, 3. ripú, enemy:
ripúb, II, 34, 9. risadas, devourer of foes: risadasab, I, 19, 5; 64, 5; X, 77, 3; 5; risadasab, 1, 39, 4; V, 60, 71; 61, 16; VII, 59, 9; risadasam (váruzam), I, 2, 7. rish, to suffer, to drop: rishyatha, V, 54, 4; ná rishyati, V, 54, 7; ma ririshab, do not hurt, I, 114, 7; 8; VII, 46, 3. rísh, hurt:
risháb, II, 34, 9; V, 52, 4. rishany, to fail:
mã rishanyata, VIII, 20, 1. rih, to lick:
rihaté, VIII, 20, 211. rî, see ri. rukmá, gold, golden chains : rukmáb, 1, 88, 2; (II, 34, 21); rukmab, 1, 166, 10; V, 54, 11; VII, 56, 13; rukmasab, VIII, 20, 11; rukman, I, 64, 4'; rukmaíb, V, 52, 6'; VII, 57, 3; rukmébhib, V, 56, 1; rukméshu, V, 53, 4. rukmasab, weapons (?), (1,85, 33.) -rukmáb-iva, like the golden disk (in heaven), V, 61, 12.
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