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1ttas, from that : tétab, X, 186, 3. t4tra, there : I, 170, 4; t4tro, among them, I, 37) 14. t4tha, so: t4tha ft asat, so shall it be, VIII, 20, 17, t4d, pron. ...: shh, read sk? V, 61, 8'; sk sd ft, that very (Prisni), VI, 66, 3; t4ya disd, this way, I, 85, 113 sydma té, may we be such, V, 53, 15.—t4t, therefore, so, then, I, 166, 14; 167, 10; VII, 56, 25; VIII, 94, 3; y4tra-tat, V, 55,73 yatha 4it-tdt ft, V, 56, 2. —sa and sas, p. cxvii. tan, to expand, to spread : tatanad, I, 38, 14'; tanavavahai, I, 170, 47; tanvate, J, 134, 43 tanushva, unstring (the bow), II, 33, 143 tatana, it extended, V, 54, §.—tat4nama nrin abhi, we may overshadow all men, V, 54, §.—a tanvanti, they shoot, I, 19, 8; & tat4nan, may they spread, I, 166, 14.—Gt atnata, they stretched out, I, 37, 10.— vi-tatad, tied, V, 54, 113 viftatam, far-reaching, V, 54, 12. t4n, race : tana, I, 39, 4". tna, race: tanaya, I, 39, 7. tAnaya, children : tanayasya, I, 166, 8; tok4m t4nayam, kith and kin, I, 64, 14; VII, 56, 20; tokdya t4nayaya, V, 53,133 I, 114,63 Il, 33, 143 toké tdnaye, VI, 66, 8; I, 114, 8; tokéshu t4nayeshu, VII, 46, 3. tana, adv., for ever, continually : I, 38, 13'; VIII, 94, 5%. tanff, body, self: tanvad, I, 114,73 165,53; V, 60,4; VII, 56, 15; 59, 73 tanfishu, I, 85, 3°; 88, 3; V, 57,6; 60, 4; VIII, 20, 6; 125 26; VI, 74, 3 (bis); tanvam, VI, 66, 4; tan@bhi4, VII, 57, 3.—tanvé, for ourselves, I, 165, 15; p. xx; I, 166, 153 167,11; 168, ro; tanvé tanfibhi4, for your own sake, and by your own efforts, I, 165, 117; p. xviii. tApas : tépasa, (VII, 59, 87.) t4pishtéa, hottest : t4pisht/ena h4nmanéa, VII, 59, 8. t4pus, burning heat : tépusha, IT, 34, 9%. t4mas, darkness : tamaé, I, 38, 9; 86, 10; témamsi, VII, 56, 20. tar, see tri. Taranté : tarant4é-iva, like Taranta, V, 61, 10; Sasiyast Tarantamahishi, Taranta Vaidadasvi, (359 seq.; 362; V, 61, 57; 9%.) t4ras, speed : tdrasa, V, 54, 15. tarutri, he who overcomes: né tarutd, VI, 66, 8. tavds, strong: tavdsam, I, 64, 123 V, 58, 2; tavasah, I, 166, 8; tavasad, V, 60, 4; tav4se, V, 87,1; 1, 114,13 tav4btamaé tav4sam, the strongest of the strong, II, 33, 3. tavish4, powerful : tavishas, I, 165, 6; 8; V, 87, 5; asmat tavishat, I, 171, 4; tavishad, V, 54, 2; tavishébhié firm{- . bhid, (298); (Il, 34, 1“) tavisha, power: tavishdzi,1, 166, 1; strong weapons, I, 166, 9°. tdvishi, power : tavishi, I, 39, 23 43 t4vishibhié, I, 64,5; 10; 87,4; 166, 4; II, 34,15 (298); tavishid, I, 64, 7; tavishim, V, 55, 2. tavishi-mat, powerful : tavishi-mantam, V, 58, 1; (I, 2, 515 443. tavishi-y4, growing in strength: tavishi-yavas, VIII, 7, 2. t4vyas, most powerful : tavyase (rudradya), I, 43, 1. tay4, thief : tay4vad, V, 52, 12. tigm4-dyudha, having sharp weapons: tigm4-ayudhau (Soma and Rudra), 480 VEDIC HYMNS.
2tavishi-y4, growing in strength: tavishi-yavas, VIII, 7, 2. t4vyas, most powerful : tavyase (rudradya), I, 43, 1. tay4, thief : tay4vad, V, 52, 12. tigm4-dyudha, having sharp weapons: tigm4-ayudhau (Soma and Rudra), 480 VEDIC HYMNS. VI, 74, 43 tigm4-ayudhaya (Rudra), VII, 46, 1. mon’ tigm4-heti, having sharp bolts: tigm4-hett, VI, 74, 4. tir4s, across: tiras, I, 19,7; 8; through, V, 53, 14; VIII, 94, 7.—tir4b £ittdni, beyond thoughts, VII, 59, 81. tishtfadgu, at sunset : (V, 54, 5's) tishya, N. of a star: tishydd, V, 54, 13*. tG, part.: VIII, 7, 11. tug : Inf, tugdse, (1, 87, 61.) tuturvdzi, hastening; tuturvdzid, I, 168, 1, tur, to hasten ; turayante, II, 34, 3. -tur at the end of compounds : (VI, 66, 7°.) turd, quick : turaésab (Maruts), I, 166, 14; turaizim, I, 171, 1; | VII, 56, 10; 58, 5; turdya, VI, 66, 9; tur4m, VII, 56, 19. turanyd, rushing : turany4vad, 1, 134, 5. Turasravas : (V, 52, trl) turv, to save: tdrvatha, VIII, 20, 24'.—turvaze, (48.) Turvasa : Turvasam, VIII, 7, 18; (VIII, 20, 241.) tuvi-gat4, mighty : tuvi-gatds, I, 168, 4; tuvi-gatad, I, 2, 9. tuvi-dyumné4, vigorous : tuvi-dyumnisaJ, I, 88, 3" *; tuvidyumnié, V, 87, 7. tuvi-nrimaé, of strong manhood: tuvi-nrimndm (sravah), I, 43, 77. tavi-magha, of great bounty : tavi-maghasa/, V, 57,8; 58, 8. tdvi-manyu, wrathful : tvi-manyavaé, VII, 58, 2. tuvi-mrakshé ; (I, 64, 4%) tuvi-rddhas, of great wealth : tuvi-rddhasad, V, 58, 2. tdvishmat, strong : tavishman, I, 165, 6; VII, 56,7; 58, 13 tuvi-svan, strong-voiced : tuvi-svanaJ, I, 166, 1. tuvi-sv4ni, loudly neighing : tvi-sv4nib, V, 56, 7. tiyam, quick : TI, 59, 4- Trina-skandaé : trina-skandasya, I, 172, 3. Tritsu: Tritsus, or Vasishthas, are called KapardinaJ, (1, 114, 17.) trid, to pierce: tatridandd, V, 53, 7'; (227-) trip, to be satisfied, caus. to satisfy: tarpayanta, I, 85, 11; trépdn (for trip&t, Pada), VII, 56, ro’. tript4-amsu, (squeezed) from ripe stems; tript4-amsavab, I, 168, 3. trish, to be thirsty : trishyantam, V, 61, 7. trishu-Ay4vas, flickering : trishu-Ay4vasah, VI, 66, 10. trishndg, thirsty : trishn4ge, I, 85, 11; V, 57, Itrishna, greed: trishnaya sahé, I, 38, 6. tri, to cross: t4rema ap44, VII, 56, 24; tarati, VII, 59, 23 tarema, let us speed, V, 54, 15; ragas tar, to pass through the air, (VI, 66, 7°); see taruty?.—tdrushante 4, they race, V, 59, 1.—pr4 tirate, he spreads forth, VII, 59, 2; pra tiradhvam, VII, 56, 14; prd tirata nad, lead us to (Dat.), VII, 57, 5; pr tireta, help us, VII, 58, 3; pra tarishat (dyGsshi), may he prolong, X, 186, 1.—vf tirati, it furthers, VII, 58, 3. tok4, kith: tokdya, I, 43, 2; tokam t4nayam, kith and kin, I, 64, 14; VII, 56, 20; tokdya tdnayaya, V, 53, 135 I, 114, 65 II, 33, 145 toké tanaye, VI, 66, 8; I, 114, 8; tokéshu t4nayeshu, VII, 46, 3. tmén, self : tm4ne tokdya tanay4ya, to us and to our kith and kin, I, 114, 6. tm4na, by oneself: (I, 167, 9'); I, 168, 4; 53 V, 52, 2; 6; 8; 87, 4; VIII, 94, 8; freely, VII, 57, 7; barhdnd INDEX OF WORDS. 481
3tmén, self : tm4ne tokdya tanay4ya, to us and to our kith and kin, I, 114, 6. tm4na, by oneself: (I, 167, 9'); I, 168, 4; 53 V, 52, 2; 6; 8; 87, 4; VIII, 94, 8; freely, VII, 57, 7; barhdnd INDEX OF WORDS. 481 tm4na, by their own might, X, 77), 3+ tyag, to push off, to drive away, then, to leave; type? oie in his scorn, I, 166, 12°; 267 seqq.); ty4gas, leaving, orsaking, (267); attack, on- slaught, (268 seqq,) ; weapon, (268.) ty4d, pron. . etat tyét, I, “ss, 5; eshd syd, I, 88, 6 tratrf, protector : tratdrab, VU, 56, 22. tri, three: tisr4é ksh4pad, Acc., (I, 64, 8%); trini s4ramsi, three lakes, VI, 7, 10%, tri-ambaka, see tryambaka. Trit4: tritém, II, 34, 10'; trit4é, II, 34, 143 V, 54, 2; tritésya, VIII, 7, 24. tri-dhdtu, threefold : tri-dhatGni, 1, 85, 12. tri-vrit, threefold : of the sacrifice, (VIII, 7, 17.) tris, thrice: dv{é tris, VI, 66, 2. tri-sadhasth4, dwelling abodes (Soma) : tri-sadhasth4sya, VIII, 94. 5% tri-stGbh, threefold : tri-stbham {sham, the threefold draught, VIII, 7, 11.—tri-stubh =‘ Three-step,’ p. xcvi. trai, to protect: triyadhve, V, 53, 155 VII, 59, 1. tryambaka, N. of Rudra : tryambakam, VII, 59, 12!. tva, pron. tv: stri, some woman, V, 61, 6; tvak G 60) shas, energy: tvakshamsi, VIII, 20, 6. tvdkshiyass, more vigorous : tv4kshiyasa vayasa, II, 33, 6. tvad, pron. . kim te, what has happened to thee, y4t te asmé, what thou hast against us, I, 165, 3.—tdbhya for tabhyam, p. cxvii seq. Tv4sheri: tv4sh¢a, I, 85, 91. (32] in three tvd-datta, given by thee: tvd-dattebhi4, II, 33, 2. tvd-vat, like unto thee: tvd-van, I, 165, 9 tvish, to blaze, to flare up: Atitvishanta, V, 54, 12; atvishanta, VIII, 94, 7.—(1, 37, 4°.) tvish, glare : tvishd, X, 78, 6.—drisf tvishé, to see the light, V, 52, 124. tv{shi-mat, blazing : tvishi- mantab, VI, 66, ro. tvesh4, terrible, fierce, blazing : tvesh4s, V, 87, 5; tvesh4m, I, 38, 15; 168, 6; 9; V, 53, 10; 56, 9; 58, 2; 87, 6; VIII, 20, 13; I, 114,43 53 II, 33, 8; tveshasya, II, 33, 14; tveshié, I, 38, ri VIII, 20, 7; tveshd, I, 168, tveshé-dyumna, endowed with terrible vigour : tvesh4-dyumnaya, I, 37, 47. tvesh4-pratika, with terrible look: tvesh4-pratika, I, 167, 5. tvesh4-yama, whose march is terrible ; tvesh4-yamas, I, 166, 5. tvesh4-ratha, with blazing chariots: tvesh4-rathad, V, 61, 13. tvesh4-samdris, terrible to behold: tvesh4-samdrisab, 1, 85,8; V,57, 5. tveshy4, fire and fury: tveshyéna, VII, 58, 2. tsarin, hunter, watcher : tsarf, I, 134, 51. days : dasra from dams? (V, 55, 5°.) dams4na : damsfnaid, valiant deeds, I, 166, 13; dams4na, by wonderful skill, Vv; 87, 8 d4msu, 8acv : d4msu, Nom. pl.? (1, 134, 47.) daksha, power : d4ksham, X, 121, 8; I, 134, 2; d4ksham ap4sam, I, 2, 9.— Daksha and Aditi, (245 seqq.; ast. dbkshe ptr, father of strength sa ddksha-pitarad, (247 seq.); ddkshaaaespitar? (248.) a, largess : dikshin’, I, 168, 7. 482 VEDIC HYMNS. dagh : mia paskdt daghma, let us not stay behind, VII, 56, 21. datra, or d&ttra, gift, bounty: (240.) Dadhyad, N. pr.:
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1ttas, from that : tétab, X, 186, 3. t4tra, there : I, 170, 4; t4tro, among them, I, 37) 14. t4tha, so: t4tha ft asat, so shall it be, VIII, 20, 17, t4d, pron. ...: shh, read sk? V, 61, 8'; sk sd ft, that very (Prisni), VI, 66, 3; t4ya disd, this way, I, 85, 113 sydma té, may we be such, V, 53, 15.—t4t, therefore, so, then, I, 166, 14; 167, 10; VII, 56, 25; VIII, 94, 3; y4tra-tat, V, 55,73 yatha 4it-tdt ft, V, 56, 2. —sa and sas, p. cxvii. tan, to expand, to spread : tatanad, I, 38, 14'; tanavavahai, I, 170, 47; tanvate, J, 134, 43 tanushva, unstring (the bow), II, 33, 143 tatana, it extended, V, 54, §.—tat4nama nrin abhi, we may overshadow all men, V, 54, §.—a tanvanti, they shoot, I, 19, 8; & tat4nan, may they spread, I, 166, 14.—Gt atnata, they stretched out, I, 37, 10.— vi-tatad, tied, V, 54, 113 viftatam, far-reaching, V, 54, 12. t4n, race : tana, I, 39, 4". tna, race: tanaya, I, 39, 7. tAnaya, children : tanayasya, I, 166, 8; tok4m t4nayam, kith and kin, I, 64, 14; VII, 56, 20; tokdya t4nayaya, V, 53,133 I, 114,63 Il, 33, 143 toké tdnaye, VI, 66, 8; I, 114, 8; tokéshu t4nayeshu, VII, 46, 3. tana, adv., for ever, continually : I, 38, 13'; VIII, 94, 5%. tanff, body, self: tanvad, I, 114,73 165,53; V, 60,4; VII, 56, 15; 59, 73 tanfishu, I, 85, 3°; 88, 3; V, 57,6; 60, 4; VIII, 20, 6; 125 26; VI, 74, 3 (bis); tanvam, VI, 66, 4; tan@bhi4, VII, 57, 3.—tanvé, for ourselves, I, 165, 15; p. xx; I, 166, 153 167,11; 168, ro; tanvé tanfibhi4, for your own sake, and by your own efforts, I, 165, 117; p. xviii. tApas : tépasa, (VII, 59, 87.) t4pishtéa, hottest : t4pisht/ena h4nmanéa, VII, 59, 8. t4pus, burning heat : tépusha, IT, 34, 9%. t4mas, darkness : tamaé, I, 38, 9; 86, 10; témamsi, VII, 56, 20. tar, see tri. Taranté : tarant4é-iva, like Taranta, V, 61, 10; Sasiyast Tarantamahishi, Taranta Vaidadasvi, (359 seq.; 362; V, 61, 57; 9%.) t4ras, speed : tdrasa, V, 54, 15. tarutri, he who overcomes: né tarutd, VI, 66, 8. tavds, strong: tavdsam, I, 64, 123 V, 58, 2; tavasah, I, 166, 8; tavasad, V, 60, 4; tav4se, V, 87,1; 1, 114,13 tav4btamaé tav4sam, the strongest of the strong, II, 33, 3. tavish4, powerful : tavishas, I, 165, 6; 8; V, 87, 5; asmat tavishat, I, 171, 4; tavishad, V, 54, 2; tavishébhié firm{- . bhid, (298); (Il, 34, 1“) tavisha, power: tavishdzi,1, 166, 1; strong weapons, I, 166, 9°. tdvishi, power : tavishi, I, 39, 23 43 t4vishibhié, I, 64,5; 10; 87,4; 166, 4; II, 34,15 (298); tavishid, I, 64, 7; tavishim, V, 55, 2. tavishi-mat, powerful : tavishi-mantam, V, 58, 1; (I, 2, 515 443. tavishi-y4, growing in strength: tavishi-yavas, VIII, 7, 2. t4vyas, most powerful : tavyase (rudradya), I, 43, 1. tay4, thief : tay4vad, V, 52, 12. tigm4-dyudha, having sharp weapons: tigm4-ayudhau (Soma and Rudra), 480 VEDIC HYMNS.
2tavishi-y4, growing in strength: tavishi-yavas, VIII, 7, 2. t4vyas, most powerful : tavyase (rudradya), I, 43, 1. tay4, thief : tay4vad, V, 52, 12. tigm4-dyudha, having sharp weapons: tigm4-ayudhau (Soma and Rudra), 480 VEDIC HYMNS. VI, 74, 43 tigm4-ayudhaya (Rudra), VII, 46, 1. mon’ tigm4-heti, having sharp bolts: tigm4-hett, VI, 74, 4. tir4s, across: tiras, I, 19,7; 8; through, V, 53, 14; VIII, 94, 7.—tir4b £ittdni, beyond thoughts, VII, 59, 81. tishtfadgu, at sunset : (V, 54, 5's) tishya, N. of a star: tishydd, V, 54, 13*. tG, part.: VIII, 7, 11. tug : Inf, tugdse, (1, 87, 61.) tuturvdzi, hastening; tuturvdzid, I, 168, 1, tur, to hasten ; turayante, II, 34, 3. -tur at the end of compounds : (VI, 66, 7°.) turd, quick : turaésab (Maruts), I, 166, 14; turaizim, I, 171, 1; | VII, 56, 10; 58, 5; turdya, VI, 66, 9; tur4m, VII, 56, 19. turanyd, rushing : turany4vad, 1, 134, 5. Turasravas : (V, 52, trl) turv, to save: tdrvatha, VIII, 20, 24'.—turvaze, (48.) Turvasa : Turvasam, VIII, 7, 18; (VIII, 20, 241.) tuvi-gat4, mighty : tuvi-gatds, I, 168, 4; tuvi-gatad, I, 2, 9. tuvi-dyumné4, vigorous : tuvi-dyumnisaJ, I, 88, 3" *; tuvidyumnié, V, 87, 7. tuvi-nrimaé, of strong manhood: tuvi-nrimndm (sravah), I, 43, 77. tavi-magha, of great bounty : tavi-maghasa/, V, 57,8; 58, 8. tdvi-manyu, wrathful : tvi-manyavaé, VII, 58, 2. tuvi-mrakshé ; (I, 64, 4%) tuvi-rddhas, of great wealth : tuvi-rddhasad, V, 58, 2. tdvishmat, strong : tavishman, I, 165, 6; VII, 56,7; 58, 13 tuvi-svan, strong-voiced : tuvi-svanaJ, I, 166, 1. tuvi-sv4ni, loudly neighing : tvi-sv4nib, V, 56, 7. tiyam, quick : TI, 59, 4- Trina-skandaé : trina-skandasya, I, 172, 3. Tritsu: Tritsus, or Vasishthas, are called KapardinaJ, (1, 114, 17.) trid, to pierce: tatridandd, V, 53, 7'; (227-) trip, to be satisfied, caus. to satisfy: tarpayanta, I, 85, 11; trépdn (for trip&t, Pada), VII, 56, ro’. tript4-amsu, (squeezed) from ripe stems; tript4-amsavab, I, 168, 3. trish, to be thirsty : trishyantam, V, 61, 7. trishu-Ay4vas, flickering : trishu-Ay4vasah, VI, 66, 10. trishndg, thirsty : trishn4ge, I, 85, 11; V, 57, Itrishna, greed: trishnaya sahé, I, 38, 6. tri, to cross: t4rema ap44, VII, 56, 24; tarati, VII, 59, 23 tarema, let us speed, V, 54, 15; ragas tar, to pass through the air, (VI, 66, 7°); see taruty?.—tdrushante 4, they race, V, 59, 1.—pr4 tirate, he spreads forth, VII, 59, 2; pra tiradhvam, VII, 56, 14; prd tirata nad, lead us to (Dat.), VII, 57, 5; pr tireta, help us, VII, 58, 3; pra tarishat (dyGsshi), may he prolong, X, 186, 1.—vf tirati, it furthers, VII, 58, 3. tok4, kith: tokdya, I, 43, 2; tokam t4nayam, kith and kin, I, 64, 14; VII, 56, 20; tokdya tdnayaya, V, 53, 135 I, 114, 65 II, 33, 145 toké tanaye, VI, 66, 8; I, 114, 8; tokéshu t4nayeshu, VII, 46, 3. tmén, self : tm4ne tokdya tanay4ya, to us and to our kith and kin, I, 114, 6. tm4na, by oneself: (I, 167, 9'); I, 168, 4; 53 V, 52, 2; 6; 8; 87, 4; VIII, 94, 8; freely, VII, 57, 7; barhdnd INDEX OF WORDS. 481
3tmén, self : tm4ne tokdya tanay4ya, to us and to our kith and kin, I, 114, 6. tm4na, by oneself: (I, 167, 9'); I, 168, 4; 53 V, 52, 2; 6; 8; 87, 4; VIII, 94, 8; freely, VII, 57, 7; barhdnd INDEX OF WORDS. 481 tm4na, by their own might, X, 77), 3+ tyag, to push off, to drive away, then, to leave; type? oie in his scorn, I, 166, 12°; 267 seqq.); ty4gas, leaving, orsaking, (267); attack, on- slaught, (268 seqq,) ; weapon, (268.) ty4d, pron. . etat tyét, I, “ss, 5; eshd syd, I, 88, 6 tratrf, protector : tratdrab, VU, 56, 22. tri, three: tisr4é ksh4pad, Acc., (I, 64, 8%); trini s4ramsi, three lakes, VI, 7, 10%, tri-ambaka, see tryambaka. Trit4: tritém, II, 34, 10'; trit4é, II, 34, 143 V, 54, 2; tritésya, VIII, 7, 24. tri-dhdtu, threefold : tri-dhatGni, 1, 85, 12. tri-vrit, threefold : of the sacrifice, (VIII, 7, 17.) tris, thrice: dv{é tris, VI, 66, 2. tri-sadhasth4, dwelling abodes (Soma) : tri-sadhasth4sya, VIII, 94. 5% tri-stGbh, threefold : tri-stbham {sham, the threefold draught, VIII, 7, 11.—tri-stubh =‘ Three-step,’ p. xcvi. trai, to protect: triyadhve, V, 53, 155 VII, 59, 1. tryambaka, N. of Rudra : tryambakam, VII, 59, 12!. tva, pron. tv: stri, some woman, V, 61, 6; tvak G 60) shas, energy: tvakshamsi, VIII, 20, 6. tvdkshiyass, more vigorous : tv4kshiyasa vayasa, II, 33, 6. tvad, pron. . kim te, what has happened to thee, y4t te asmé, what thou hast against us, I, 165, 3.—tdbhya for tabhyam, p. cxvii seq. Tv4sheri: tv4sh¢a, I, 85, 91. (32] in three tvd-datta, given by thee: tvd-dattebhi4, II, 33, 2. tvd-vat, like unto thee: tvd-van, I, 165, 9 tvish, to blaze, to flare up: Atitvishanta, V, 54, 12; atvishanta, VIII, 94, 7.—(1, 37, 4°.) tvish, glare : tvishd, X, 78, 6.—drisf tvishé, to see the light, V, 52, 124. tv{shi-mat, blazing : tvishi- mantab, VI, 66, ro. tvesh4, terrible, fierce, blazing : tvesh4s, V, 87, 5; tvesh4m, I, 38, 15; 168, 6; 9; V, 53, 10; 56, 9; 58, 2; 87, 6; VIII, 20, 13; I, 114,43 53 II, 33, 8; tveshasya, II, 33, 14; tveshié, I, 38, ri VIII, 20, 7; tveshd, I, 168, tveshé-dyumna, endowed with terrible vigour : tvesh4-dyumnaya, I, 37, 47. tvesh4-pratika, with terrible look: tvesh4-pratika, I, 167, 5. tvesh4-yama, whose march is terrible ; tvesh4-yamas, I, 166, 5. tvesh4-ratha, with blazing chariots: tvesh4-rathad, V, 61, 13. tvesh4-samdris, terrible to behold: tvesh4-samdrisab, 1, 85,8; V,57, 5. tveshy4, fire and fury: tveshyéna, VII, 58, 2. tsarin, hunter, watcher : tsarf, I, 134, 51. days : dasra from dams? (V, 55, 5°.) dams4na : damsfnaid, valiant deeds, I, 166, 13; dams4na, by wonderful skill, Vv; 87, 8 d4msu, 8acv : d4msu, Nom. pl.? (1, 134, 47.) daksha, power : d4ksham, X, 121, 8; I, 134, 2; d4ksham ap4sam, I, 2, 9.— Daksha and Aditi, (245 seqq.; ast. dbkshe ptr, father of strength sa ddksha-pitarad, (247 seq.); ddkshaaaespitar? (248.) a, largess : dikshin’, I, 168, 7. 482 VEDIC HYMNS. dagh : mia paskdt daghma, let us not stay behind, VII, 56, 21. datra, or d&ttra, gift, bounty: (240.) Dadhyad, N. pr.:
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