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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VEDIC HYMNS.
IV, 6, 7; yahri iti ritásya matárå, V, 5, 6; - pl., mothers, I, 95, 7; 141, 5'; vatsáb mâtrib ganayata, 1, 95, +'; saptá sivasu må:ríshu, 1, 141, 28; mâtrib apáb, III, 9, 3; sú-gâtam matrishu, III, 23, 3; sásvatîshu
mâtrishu, IV, 7, 6. madhyandina, midday: mådhyandine
sávane, Ill, 28, 4. Måna, N. p.: månasya sünub, 1,189,89. mânavasyát, acting as men do, 1,
140, 4. manusha, man, I, 58, 5, &c.;-
belonging to men, I, 44, 101; 128, 7; human, I, 59, 5; 60, 3; mảnushasya gánasya ganma, I, 7o, 2 ; mnushi vít, I, 72, 8; dhib manusha, ll, 2, 9; human (sacrificer): manushật půrvab, II, 3, 3*;--belonging to Manus, III, 9, 6; manushe
(conj. manushab), III, 23, 4*. Mâmateya, son of Mamata, 1, 147,3'. mâyâ, wonderful power, I, 144, 1;
secret power, 111, 20, 3o; 27,
7' ;-wile, V, 3, 9. mâyín, powerful, III, 20, 3. Máruta, of the Maruts: sárdhab
nårutam, I, 127, 6; II, 1, 6;
IV, 6, 10. mârgâlyà, liking to be groomed, V,
I, 8. mard ká, mercy, I, 79, 99. ma-vat, like me, 1, 142, 2.. mahina, mighty, 111, 6, 4 ; 7, 5. mi, to erect: mîyámânab, III, 8,
3 ;-ni-mimyúb, they have fastened down, III, 8, 6; ní-
mita, III, 8, 7. miksh, to mix: mimikshati, 1, 142,
3; ghritáin mimikshe, he is
joined with ghrita, II, 3, u? mitá-dru, measuredly running, IV,
6, 5. mitra, friend, I, (36, 17); 67, 1;
75, 4;- friend or Mitra, the god, I, 96, 1; II, 2, 3; 4, 1; III, 5, 3 ;-Mitra, the god, 1, 26, 4; 36, 4; 44, 13; 58, 6; 77, 38; 79, 3; 94, 13'; 13'; 16; 95, 11 ; 98, 3; 141,9; 143, 7; 11, 1, 4; III, 4,2 ; 6; 5,9; 14, 4; IV, 1, 18; 2, 4; 3,5; 5, 4; 6,7°; 13, 2; V, 3, 1; 29; 9, 6; 10, 2; 16, 1; 26, 9;
mitrā, the two Mitras i.e. Mitra and Varuna, 1, 36,17'; ksheshyantab ná mitrain, II. 4, 3';
mitráb agníb bhavati, III, 5, 4. mitra-mahas, great like Mitra, 1, 44,
12; 58, 8; II, 1, 5; IV, 4, 15. Mitravárunau, du., Mitra and Varuna,
1, 71, 92; 75, 3; III, 20, 5. mitrya, belonging to one's allies, II, - 6, 7. mithas, mutually, 1, 26,9 ;-together,
1, 68, 8. mithuná, twin, I, 144, 4. miyedha, sacrificial meal, III, 19,1; 5. miyedhya, sacrificial, I, 26,1;-holy:
1, 36, 9; 44, 5. mish : ni mishiti, he closes his eyes,
III, 29, 14. mih, mist, 1, 79, 2; 141, 13. mi, to break (a law): minanti, 1,
69, 7; yasya vratám ná mîyate, 11, 8, 3;-to impair: minati, 1, 71, 10;-minát, fading, V, 2, 19;-aminanta (Samhità text: 'ntan), they were disparaged, 1, 79, 3';-ầmémyâne ity a mémyâne, constantly destroying, 1,96,5;-prá minanti, they diminish, III, 28,4 ; pra-minatáb, trespassing, IV, 3, 13; prá
mináti, he destroys, V, 7, 4. midbvams, bountiful, I, 27, 2; II, 8,
1; III, 16, 3; IV, 3, 5; 5, 1;
15, 5. muk, to loosen : múkyase, 1, 31, 4. mud, joy, I, 145, 4. mumukshú, striving to break loose,
1, 140, 4. muhub-gir, the sudden devourer, I,
128, 3. mûrdhan, head: mûrdhã diváb, I,
59, 2; III, 2, 14; mûrdhanam tatápate, IV, 2, 6;--summit:
mürdhan yagñásya, II, 3, 2. mri, to die : mainrúshib, I, 140, 8. mri: prá mrinîhi, crush, IV, 4, 5. mrikta-vâhas, carrying away injury,
V, 18, 2. mriga, animal, I, 145, 5. mrik, to injure: markayati, mrik
shishta. I, 147, 4; 5; V, 3, 7. mrig, to rub: margáyantab, I, 60,
5; maririgénya, tobe smoothed down, I, 189, 7; II, 1o, 1;to clean, brighten: marmrigma, III, 18, 4; marmrigata, IV, 1,
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