Satapatha Bramhana Part 05

SR No.: 007680
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Julius Eggeling
Publisher: Oxford
Publication Year: 1900
Total Pages: 2017
Language: English
Classification: Book_English
File Size: 44 MB

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INDEX OF WORDS.
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ukátha, hymn, I, 73, 10; 143, 6; ubhá, both: ubhã for ubhé, I, 140, IV, 2, 20; V, 12, 3.
3!; ubhé sti toké sti tánaye, I, uttâná : uttână, lying extended on 147, 1.
her back, II, 10, 3'; III, 29, ubháya, both, 1, 36, 9'; 31, 7; 39; V, 1, 3;-nyan uttânáb, ubháyân, both (kinds of men, spread out downwards-turned, the pious and the impious), I, IV, 13, 5.
189,78; of both kinds (wealth), uttâná-hasta, with outstretched hand, II, 9, 51 III, 14, 51.
uru, wide: uru ksháyâya kakrire, I, ut-vát: ut-vatab ni-vatab, to the 36,8; urvi, the wide (Earth), I,
heights and to the depths, III, 146, 2; II, 4, 7; uru, wide 2, 10.
space, III, 1, ul. útsa, spring, III, 26, 9.
uru-gåya, wide-ruling, II, 1, 3; III, udanyå, of water, IÍ, 7, 3.
6,4; IV, 3, 7; 14, 1. údyata-sruk, the sacrificer who raises uru-gráyas, extending over wide the spoon, I, 31, 5.
spaces, V, 8, 6. und, to moisten : havyám undán, uru-vyánk, far-reaching, V, 1, 11. II, 3, 2.
uru-samsa, widely-renowned: uru. upa-abhrit, the bringing: Urgăm upa- samsaya, 1, 31, 14. abhriti, I, 128, 2.
urushy, to guard, deliver : urushya, úpa-iti, approaching, supplication, I, 1, 58, 8; 9; IV, 2, 6; to keep 76,11; III, 18, 1.
off: aditim urushya, IV, 2, 18; upa-kshetrí, follower, III, 1, 16.
urushyát, he has escaped into upabdí, noise produced by going, I, wide space, III, 5, 8. 74, 7.
urvára, field, I, 127, 6. upa-mã, high up, I, 31, 15
Urvasi: urvásib, IV, 2, 18*. upama, likeness, (I, 31, 15').
urviya, far and wide, I, 141, 5; II, upa-mada, enjoyment, III, 5, 5.
3, 5; III, 1, 18; V, 28, 1. upa-mít, supporting, 1, 59, 13; pillar, ulka, firebrand, iv, 4, 3. IV, 5, 1.
us, see vas. úpara, lower, I, 79, 3; 128, 3; usádhak, eagerly burning, III, 6, 7'.
úparâsu, in our neighbourhood, Usig, (Agni) the Usig (or willing I, 127, 58; uparasya, nearer, one), II1, 3, 7; 8; 11, 31; 27, IV, 2, 188; uparân, getting be- 108 ;-pl., the Usigs, mythical hind, II, 4, 9'.
priests, I, 60, 3; 4; 128, 12; upa-vaktrí, the U. priest, IV, 9, 5! 189, 7, 11, 4, 5°; 111, 2; 4; upás, lap: upási (conj. for apási), 9; 15, 3; IV, 1, 15 : V, 3, 4. (III, 1, 38; 11).
ush, to burn down : ushnán, II, 4, upa-sád, sitting down (reverentially), 7;--ní oshatât, burn down, IV,
II, 6, r. Upa-stutá, 1, 36, 10'; 17.
ush, to shine. See vas. upa-stuti, praise, I, 148, 2.
ushab-búdh, awakening with the upá-stha, lap, I, 95, 4; 5; pitrób dawn, 1, 44, 1; 9; 65, 9; 127,
upá-sthe, I, 31, 9; 146, 1; III, 10; III, 2, 14; IV, 6, 8. 5,8; 26, 9; apám upá-sthe, I, ushár, dawn : usråb, gen. sing., I, 144, 2; mâtub upá-sthe, 111, 8, 71, 22.
1; 29, 14; V, 1, 6; 19,1. ushas, dawn, I, 71,1; 94, 5; ushásab upa-sthấyam karati, he goes to greet navedab, I, 79, I'; vastob them, I, 145, 4.
ushasab, I, 79, 6; dosha ushási, úpâka, neighbouring, I, 142, 7; III, II, 8, 3; IV, 2,8; práti doshăm
ushásam, IV, 12, 2; ushásab upâtë, near at hand, I, 27, 6; IV, vi-roké, III, 5, 2; ushásab vi10,5; 11, 1.
ushtau, III, 15, 2; IV, 1, 5; upeti, see upa-iti.
14, 4;-Dawn, the goddess, I, ubh : ubdhám, closed, IV, 1, 15;- 44, 1; 2; 8; 14; III, 17, 3'; sám-ubdham, confined, V, 2, 1'. 20, 1; IV, 2, 15; 3, 11'; V, 1,
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