Vedic Hymns, Part I — SBE Vol. 32 (trans. F. Max Müller, 1891)
The translator’s English as printed (F. Max Müller). The original-language text is not held; names are romanised as the translator printed them.
stha, to stand: t{shfbat, VIII, 20, 4; drdhvd tishiJatu, I, 134, 17; tasthau,
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I, 64, 9; V, 56, 8; VI, 66, 6.— pra ati tasthaG, he surpasses, I, 64, 13.—ma 4pa sthata, do not stay away, VIII, 20, 11.—m4& ava sthata, do not go away, V, 53, 8.—& tasthds, they stepped to (Acc.), I, 85, 7; V, 60, 2; & ratheshu tasthdshad, V, 53, 2; a asthapayanta, they placed, I, 167, 6.—At tishzha, arise, V, 56, 5.—pari sthué, they surrounded, I, 167, 9; péri tasthdshaé, standing around, I, 6, 17; m& pari sthat, let not prevent, V, 53, 9.—vi tasthire, they have spread, VIII, 7, 8; 36. sthd4-rasman, with firm reins: sthids-rasmanadJ, V, 87, 5. sthata: sthatGs 4arétham, what stands and moves, pp. Ixxii seqq. sthatri, charioteer : sthatarad, V, 87, 6.—sthatrén, for sthatad, p. Ixxiii; sthatas gigatad, p. Ixxiv, sthir4, strong, firm : sthiram, I, 37, 9; 39, 33 64,153 sthird (Rodasi), I, 167, 7; sthird, I, 39, 2; VIII, 20, 17; 12; VII, 56, 7; II, 33, 142; sthird, I, 38, 12; sthirésya, V, 52, 2; sthirébhiZ, II, 33, 9. sthira-dhanvan, whose bow is strong: Rudra, (IT, 33, 142); sthir4-dhanvane, VII, 46, 1. sn, ridge : sna-bhid, V, 60, 7; 87, 43 Adhi snana div4s, VIII, 7, 7; cf. sdnu. sp4t, truly : V, 59, 1’. sparas, help: sparase, VIII, 20, 8. Spas, to bind: ie 166, 8.) spas, spy : spar, (V, 59, 1.) sparh4, brilliant : sparhé, VII, 56, 21; sparhabhid, VII, 58, 3; sparhdni, VII, 59, 6. sparh4-vira, of excellent men : sparh4-viram, V, 54, 14. Spri, see sparas, spridh, to strive : aspridhran (c. Dat.), VI, 66, 11; Il, 56, 3.
spridh, enemy : spridhaA, V, 55, 6. sma, particle : hf sma, sm4si sma, I, 37, 15; uté sma, V, 52, 8; 9; yushmikam sma, V, 53, 5; 4dha sma, V, 54,6; VI, 66,6; VII, 56, 22; ih sma, V, 56,7; nahi sma, VIII, 7, 21. smét, together : V, 87, 8; VIII, 20, 18. smi, to smile: 4va_smayanta, they smiled upon (Loc.), I, 168, 8. syand, to haste : syanndd, V, 53, 7. syandana, carriage : (V, 87, 3%) syandr4, rushing : syandrid, V, 52, 8; syandrdsad, V, 52, 3; the rushing chariots, V, 87, 3%. sr4g, garland: sraksh@, V, 53, 4. sridh, to fail, to miss : na sredhati, V, 54,7; dsredhantad, VII, 59, 6. srfdh, enemy : sridhaé, VIII, 94, 7. sv4, one’s own : svam, V, 58, 77; 59, 1; sv4m 6kab, VII, 56, 247; svéna, I, 165, 8; svdy& (matyi), V, 58, 5; svat, from his own place, V, 87, 4. svad, see svar. svab-drfs, seeing the sun: svab-drik, VII, 58, 2?. svad-nri, man of Svar : svab-narab, V, 54, 10. svas-vat, heavenly, splendid : svah-vati, splendid, I, 168, 7; heavenly Aditi, (260.) sv4-kshatra, strong : sv4-kshatrebhid, I, 165, 5}. sva-g4, self-born : sva-gih, I, 168, 2. svafig, to embrace : (235, note ®.) sv4-tavas, strong in themselves : sva-tavasab, (I, 64, 4*; 165, 5); I, 64, 7'; 85,73 166, 2; 168, a; sva-tavasab, VII, 59, 113 sv4-tavase, VI, 66, 9; svatavadbhié, (I, 6, 3%).
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svadhi, custom, ¢os, Sitte:
svafig, to embrace : (235, note ®.) sv4-tavas, strong in themselves : sva-tavasab, (I, 64, 4*; 165, 5); I, 64, 7'; 85,73 166, 2; 168, a; sva-tavasab, VII, 59, 113 sv4-tavase, VI, 66, 9; svatavadbhié, (I, 6, 3%).
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svadhi, custom, ¢os, Sitte:
(32 seqq.); svadhd, I, 165, 6; svadham Anu, according to their wont, I, 6, 42; 88, 6; 165, 5; p. xv; VII, 56,13; VIII, 20, 7; (V, 54, 5'.)—svadh4ya, by itself, sponte sua, 34 seq.; by themselves, I, 64, 4*; svadhdbhié, themselves, V, 60, 4’.
svadhd, food :
(35 seq.); svadhdm, I, 168, 97; svadhi, sacrificial term, (36.)
svadha-van, self-dependent :
svadhd-vne, VII, 46, 17, svadhiti, axe :
(I, 88, 24; 166, 6°); svAdhitiva, p.
cxvii, svadhiti-vat, holding the axe :
svAdhiti-van, I, 88, 2'; (171.)
svan4, shouting :
svanab, V, 87, 5; svanit, I, 38, to; svané, V, 60, 3.
svap, to tear, to pull (?) : (I, 166, ro‘.) svapfl, beak :
sva-ptlbhié, VII, 56, 3"; (I, 166, tot, sv4-bhanu, self-luminous :
sv4-bhanavad, I, 37,2; V,53, 43 VIIT, 20, 45 (I, 64, 4*)5 svdbhanave, V, 54, 1.
sv4-yata, self-guided :
sv4-yatasaa, 1, 166, 4.
svaydm, self :
(V, 60, 41); themselves, I, 87, 3;
VII, 56, 11; yourselves, V, 55,
2; 87, 2.
sva-yasas, famous :
sv4-yasasab, X, 77, 5.
sv4-yukta, of one’s own accord :
sv4-yuktad, I, 168, 4.
sva-ylig, self-harnessed :
sva-yagab (vitasaé), X, 78, 2; (I, 168, 5°.)
svar, ether :
svab, X, 121, 57; light, I, 168, a’; sky, V, 54, 15; s@rad, of the sun, VIII, 7, 36.
sva-rdg, sovereign :
sva-rigah, V, 58, 1; sva-rdgah, of the lord (Soma), VIII, 94, svaritri, singer : svaritarad, I, 166, 11.
sv4-roéis, self-luminous : sv4-rokishad, V, 87, 5.
svarga, heaven : (X, 121, 5%.) svarya, heavenly: 4smanam svaryam, V, 56, 4%. svavas, see su-Avas. sv4-vidyut, with their own lightning : sv4-vidyutas, V, 87, 3. sv4-vrikti : (I, 64, 17.) sv4-sokis, self-shining : sv4-sokié (Rodasi), VI, 66, 6. sv4sara, nest, fold: svasarazi, II, 34, 5; sv4sareshu, IT, 34, 8 sva-srit, going, moving by themselves : sva-srit, I, 87, 4; sva-sritad, (I, 64, 4°; 71); 1, 64, rt. svast{, favour : svasti-bhi4, V, 53, 14; VII, 56, 25; 57,73 58,63 46, 4; svasti, happily, 11, 33, 3. svad(, sweet : svad6b sviddiyad, sweet, I, 114, 6. svan, rattling: svanébhid, VIII, 7, 17. svanin, noisy, turbulent : svaninam, (1, 64, 12°.) svdha, hail to you! VI, 59, 6. svit : kva svit, I, 168, 6; X, 168, 3. svri, to sound, to roar: svéranti, V, 54, 2; 123; Asvaran, V, 54, 83; sasv4A, I, 88, 5. svéda, sweat: svédasya, I, 86, 8; varsh4m svédam fakrire, they have changed their sweat into rain, V, 58, 7.
sweeter than ha, particle : yat ha, I, 37, 125 133 39,35 85) 73 87, 3; 88,5; VIII, 7, 113 21; I, 134, 2; kat ha n@indm, 1, 38, 1; VIII, 7, 31; kam ha, I, 39, 1; kad ha, V, 59, 4; yfy4m ha, V, 59> 4hams4, swan: hamsdsah, II, 34, 5; VII, 59, 7han, to kill, to strike: hanti, VII, 58, 4; hantana, VII, 59,8; hdmsi, II, 33, 15; 4han, I, 85, 9; hanyate, V, 54) 73 ganghananta, I, 88, 2; gigham-
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sasi, I, 170, 2.—abhf gfghamsati, he tries to hurt us, VII, 59, 8.— 4va hantana, strike down, II, 34, 9.—t gighnante, they stir up, I, 64, 11.—p4ra hath4, you overthrow, I, 39, 3; pard- ata, staggering, Y, 56, 3!.—s4m b4nanta, they fight together for (Loc.), VII, 56, 22. b4nu, jaw: hdnva-iva, I, 168, 5', h4nman, bolt : h4nmané, VII, 59, 8}. hayé, hark! V, 57, 8; 58, 8. héri, bay: h4ri, the two bays (of Indra), I, 6,2; 165,43 hri vrishand, the bay stallions, (139); s4pti hdri, (I, 85, 1'); hari (of the Maruts), V, 56, 6.—h4ri with synizesis, p. cxxiii. hari-vat, with bay-horses : hari-vad, I, 165, 3; 167, 1. hari-sipra, golden-jawed (or -helmeted) : (IT, 34, 3°.) harmusa; (217, note >,) harmy4, fire-pit, hearth, house : (218 seqq.)—harmyéa, living in houses, I, 166, 4°. harmye-stha : harmye-sthi4, standing by the hearth, (217); VII, 56, 16. hary, to be pleased with (Acc.): haryata, V, 54, 15.—prati haryate, it is acceptable, V, 57, 1; prati haryanti, they yearn for me, I, 165, 4. haryat4, delicious: (147 5eq.) hAva, call: hdvam, I, 86,2; V, 87,8; 9; VIII, 7,9; I, 114, 113 I, 2, 1. h4vana, invocation ; hAvanani, V, 56, 2. havana-srit, mindful of invocations : havana-srft, I1, 33, 15%. havds, call, prayer: hav4sa, I, 64, 124; VI, 66, 11. havid-krit, sacrificer : havid-kritam, I, 166, 2. havishmat, carrying oblations : havishman, I, 167, 6; havfshmantas, X, 77,13; I, 114, 8.
havfis, sacrifice : havib, VII, 59, 93 I, 114, 33 havfsha, X, 121, 1to9; I, 166, 33 X, 168, 4; havishad, V, 60, 6; havimshi, I, 170, 5; VII, 57, 6; hav{4-bhi4, II, 33, 5. h4viman, invocation : haviman, VII, 56, 15; h4vimabhi, IT, 33, 5. havya, called to assist : havyad, VIII, 20, 20°. havy4, offering, libation : havyd, I, 171, 4; VII, 56, 125 59, 5; VIII, 20,9; 10; 16. havy4-dati, offering : havy4-datim, V, 55, 10. has, to laugh : gaksh from has, (284. hasta, hand: ne "an ) hdstad (bhes' ab), II, 33, 71; haste bfbhrat bheshagd, I, 114, 5; hdstayod, I, 38, 15 h4steshu, I, 37, 3; 168, 3. hast{n, elephant : hastf{nad, I, 64, 7%. ha, to flee: gihita, I, 37, 7°; dyads ghhite brihat, the sky makes wide room, VIII, 20, 6.—4pa ah§sata, ft ahasata, (VIII, 7, 2°.)— nf gihate, they bend down, V, 57, 33 60, 2; VIII, 7, 34; nf ahasata, they have gone down, VIII, 7, 2'.—prd gihite, flies out of your way, I, 166, 5%. ha, to forsake, to leave behind: 4gahatana, VIII, 7, 31; hitvi, V, 53, 14. haridra, yellow:
2332.) hf, indeed, truly, for...: Ait hi, VI, 59,7; hi kam, VII,59, 53 vidma hi, I, 170, 3; VIII, 20, 3. hi, to prepare : hinomi, VII, 56, 12. hiss, to hurt : md nab himsit, X, 121, 9. hit4, friend: hit&-iva, I, 166, 3; hit4, kind,= s-dhita, (225.) hinv, to rouse: hinvantu, II, 34, 12. him4vat, the snowy mountain : himdvantad, X, 121, 4; (p. 4.) hfma, winter : satém himaé, during a hundred
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stha, to stand: t{shfbat, VIII, 20, 4; drdhvd tishiJatu, I, 134, 17; tasthau,
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I, 64, 9; V, 56, 8; VI, 66, 6.— pra ati tasthaG, he surpasses, I, 64, 13.—ma 4pa sthata, do not stay away, VIII, 20, 11.—m4& ava sthata, do not go away, V, 53, 8.—& tasthds, they stepped to (Acc.), I, 85, 7; V, 60, 2; & ratheshu tasthdshad, V, 53, 2; a asthapayanta, they placed, I, 167, 6.—At tishzha, arise, V, 56, 5.—pari sthué, they surrounded, I, 167, 9; péri tasthdshaé, standing around, I, 6, 17; m& pari sthat, let not prevent, V, 53, 9.—vi tasthire, they have spread, VIII, 7, 8; 36. sthd4-rasman, with firm reins: sthids-rasmanadJ, V, 87, 5. sthata: sthatGs 4arétham, what stands and moves, pp. Ixxii seqq. sthatri, charioteer : sthatarad, V, 87, 6.—sthatrén, for sthatad, p. Ixxiii; sthatas gigatad, p. Ixxiv, sthir4, strong, firm : sthiram, I, 37, 9; 39, 33 64,153 sthird (Rodasi), I, 167, 7; sthird, I, 39, 2; VIII, 20, 17; 12; VII, 56, 7; II, 33, 142; sthird, I, 38, 12; sthirésya, V, 52, 2; sthirébhiZ, II, 33, 9. sthira-dhanvan, whose bow is strong: Rudra, (IT, 33, 142); sthir4-dhanvane, VII, 46, 1. sn, ridge : sna-bhid, V, 60, 7; 87, 43 Adhi snana div4s, VIII, 7, 7; cf. sdnu. sp4t, truly : V, 59, 1’. sparas, help: sparase, VIII, 20, 8. Spas, to bind: ie 166, 8.) spas, spy : spar, (V, 59, 1.) sparh4, brilliant : sparhé, VII, 56, 21; sparhabhid, VII, 58, 3; sparhdni, VII, 59, 6. sparh4-vira, of excellent men : sparh4-viram, V, 54, 14. Spri, see sparas, spridh, to strive : aspridhran (c. Dat.), VI, 66, 11; Il, 56, 3.
spridh, enemy : spridhaA, V, 55, 6. sma, particle : hf sma, sm4si sma, I, 37, 15; uté sma, V, 52, 8; 9; yushmikam sma, V, 53, 5; 4dha sma, V, 54,6; VI, 66,6; VII, 56, 22; ih sma, V, 56,7; nahi sma, VIII, 7, 21. smét, together : V, 87, 8; VIII, 20, 18. smi, to smile: 4va_smayanta, they smiled upon (Loc.), I, 168, 8. syand, to haste : syanndd, V, 53, 7. syandana, carriage : (V, 87, 3%) syandr4, rushing : syandrid, V, 52, 8; syandrdsad, V, 52, 3; the rushing chariots, V, 87, 3%. sr4g, garland: sraksh@, V, 53, 4. sridh, to fail, to miss : na sredhati, V, 54,7; dsredhantad, VII, 59, 6. srfdh, enemy : sridhaé, VIII, 94, 7. sv4, one’s own : svam, V, 58, 77; 59, 1; sv4m 6kab, VII, 56, 247; svéna, I, 165, 8; svdy& (matyi), V, 58, 5; svat, from his own place, V, 87, 4. svad, see svar. svab-drfs, seeing the sun: svab-drik, VII, 58, 2?. svad-nri, man of Svar : svab-narab, V, 54, 10. svas-vat, heavenly, splendid : svah-vati, splendid, I, 168, 7; heavenly Aditi, (260.) sv4-kshatra, strong : sv4-kshatrebhid, I, 165, 5}. sva-g4, self-born : sva-gih, I, 168, 2. svafig, to embrace : (235, note ®.) sv4-tavas, strong in themselves : sva-tavasab, (I, 64, 4*; 165, 5); I, 64, 7'; 85,73 166, 2; 168, a; sva-tavasab, VII, 59, 113 sv4-tavase, VI, 66, 9; svatavadbhié, (I, 6, 3%).
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svadhi, custom, ¢os, Sitte:
svafig, to embrace : (235, note ®.) sv4-tavas, strong in themselves : sva-tavasab, (I, 64, 4*; 165, 5); I, 64, 7'; 85,73 166, 2; 168, a; sva-tavasab, VII, 59, 113 sv4-tavase, VI, 66, 9; svatavadbhié, (I, 6, 3%).
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svadhi, custom, ¢os, Sitte:
(32 seqq.); svadhd, I, 165, 6; svadham Anu, according to their wont, I, 6, 42; 88, 6; 165, 5; p. xv; VII, 56,13; VIII, 20, 7; (V, 54, 5'.)—svadh4ya, by itself, sponte sua, 34 seq.; by themselves, I, 64, 4*; svadhdbhié, themselves, V, 60, 4’.
svadhd, food :
(35 seq.); svadhdm, I, 168, 97; svadhi, sacrificial term, (36.)
svadha-van, self-dependent :
svadhd-vne, VII, 46, 17, svadhiti, axe :
(I, 88, 24; 166, 6°); svAdhitiva, p.
cxvii, svadhiti-vat, holding the axe :
svAdhiti-van, I, 88, 2'; (171.)
svan4, shouting :
svanab, V, 87, 5; svanit, I, 38, to; svané, V, 60, 3.
svap, to tear, to pull (?) : (I, 166, ro‘.) svapfl, beak :
sva-ptlbhié, VII, 56, 3"; (I, 166, tot, sv4-bhanu, self-luminous :
sv4-bhanavad, I, 37,2; V,53, 43 VIIT, 20, 45 (I, 64, 4*)5 svdbhanave, V, 54, 1.
sv4-yata, self-guided :
sv4-yatasaa, 1, 166, 4.
svaydm, self :
(V, 60, 41); themselves, I, 87, 3;
VII, 56, 11; yourselves, V, 55,
2; 87, 2.
sva-yasas, famous :
sv4-yasasab, X, 77, 5.
sv4-yukta, of one’s own accord :
sv4-yuktad, I, 168, 4.
sva-ylig, self-harnessed :
sva-yagab (vitasaé), X, 78, 2; (I, 168, 5°.)
svar, ether :
svab, X, 121, 57; light, I, 168, a’; sky, V, 54, 15; s@rad, of the sun, VIII, 7, 36.
sva-rdg, sovereign :
sva-rigah, V, 58, 1; sva-rdgah, of the lord (Soma), VIII, 94, svaritri, singer : svaritarad, I, 166, 11.
sv4-roéis, self-luminous : sv4-rokishad, V, 87, 5.
svarga, heaven : (X, 121, 5%.) svarya, heavenly: 4smanam svaryam, V, 56, 4%. svavas, see su-Avas. sv4-vidyut, with their own lightning : sv4-vidyutas, V, 87, 3. sv4-vrikti : (I, 64, 17.) sv4-sokis, self-shining : sv4-sokié (Rodasi), VI, 66, 6. sv4sara, nest, fold: svasarazi, II, 34, 5; sv4sareshu, IT, 34, 8 sva-srit, going, moving by themselves : sva-srit, I, 87, 4; sva-sritad, (I, 64, 4°; 71); 1, 64, rt. svast{, favour : svasti-bhi4, V, 53, 14; VII, 56, 25; 57,73 58,63 46, 4; svasti, happily, 11, 33, 3. svad(, sweet : svad6b sviddiyad, sweet, I, 114, 6. svan, rattling: svanébhid, VIII, 7, 17. svanin, noisy, turbulent : svaninam, (1, 64, 12°.) svdha, hail to you! VI, 59, 6. svit : kva svit, I, 168, 6; X, 168, 3. svri, to sound, to roar: svéranti, V, 54, 2; 123; Asvaran, V, 54, 83; sasv4A, I, 88, 5. svéda, sweat: svédasya, I, 86, 8; varsh4m svédam fakrire, they have changed their sweat into rain, V, 58, 7.
sweeter than ha, particle : yat ha, I, 37, 125 133 39,35 85) 73 87, 3; 88,5; VIII, 7, 113 21; I, 134, 2; kat ha n@indm, 1, 38, 1; VIII, 7, 31; kam ha, I, 39, 1; kad ha, V, 59, 4; yfy4m ha, V, 59> 4hams4, swan: hamsdsah, II, 34, 5; VII, 59, 7han, to kill, to strike: hanti, VII, 58, 4; hantana, VII, 59,8; hdmsi, II, 33, 15; 4han, I, 85, 9; hanyate, V, 54) 73 ganghananta, I, 88, 2; gigham-
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sasi, I, 170, 2.—abhf gfghamsati, he tries to hurt us, VII, 59, 8.— 4va hantana, strike down, II, 34, 9.—t gighnante, they stir up, I, 64, 11.—p4ra hath4, you overthrow, I, 39, 3; pard- ata, staggering, Y, 56, 3!.—s4m b4nanta, they fight together for (Loc.), VII, 56, 22. b4nu, jaw: hdnva-iva, I, 168, 5', h4nman, bolt : h4nmané, VII, 59, 8}. hayé, hark! V, 57, 8; 58, 8. héri, bay: h4ri, the two bays (of Indra), I, 6,2; 165,43 hri vrishand, the bay stallions, (139); s4pti hdri, (I, 85, 1'); hari (of the Maruts), V, 56, 6.—h4ri with synizesis, p. cxxiii. hari-vat, with bay-horses : hari-vad, I, 165, 3; 167, 1. hari-sipra, golden-jawed (or -helmeted) : (IT, 34, 3°.) harmusa; (217, note >,) harmy4, fire-pit, hearth, house : (218 seqq.)—harmyéa, living in houses, I, 166, 4°. harmye-stha : harmye-sthi4, standing by the hearth, (217); VII, 56, 16. hary, to be pleased with (Acc.): haryata, V, 54, 15.—prati haryate, it is acceptable, V, 57, 1; prati haryanti, they yearn for me, I, 165, 4. haryat4, delicious: (147 5eq.) hAva, call: hdvam, I, 86,2; V, 87,8; 9; VIII, 7,9; I, 114, 113 I, 2, 1. h4vana, invocation ; hAvanani, V, 56, 2. havana-srit, mindful of invocations : havana-srft, I1, 33, 15%. havds, call, prayer: hav4sa, I, 64, 124; VI, 66, 11. havid-krit, sacrificer : havid-kritam, I, 166, 2. havishmat, carrying oblations : havishman, I, 167, 6; havfshmantas, X, 77,13; I, 114, 8.
havfis, sacrifice : havib, VII, 59, 93 I, 114, 33 havfsha, X, 121, 1to9; I, 166, 33 X, 168, 4; havishad, V, 60, 6; havimshi, I, 170, 5; VII, 57, 6; hav{4-bhi4, II, 33, 5. h4viman, invocation : haviman, VII, 56, 15; h4vimabhi, IT, 33, 5. havya, called to assist : havyad, VIII, 20, 20°. havy4, offering, libation : havyd, I, 171, 4; VII, 56, 125 59, 5; VIII, 20,9; 10; 16. havy4-dati, offering : havy4-datim, V, 55, 10. has, to laugh : gaksh from has, (284. hasta, hand: ne "an ) hdstad (bhes' ab), II, 33, 71; haste bfbhrat bheshagd, I, 114, 5; hdstayod, I, 38, 15 h4steshu, I, 37, 3; 168, 3. have{n, elephant : hastf{nad, I, 64, 7%. ha, to flee: gihita, I, 37, 7°; dyads ghhite brihat, the sky makes wide room, VIII, 20, 6.—4pa ah§sata, ft ahasata, (VIII, 7, 2°.)— nf gihate, they bend down, V, 57, 33 60, 2; VIII, 7, 34; nf ahasata, they have gone down, VIII, 7, 2'.—prd gihite, flies out of your way, I, 166, 5%. ha, to forsake, to leave behind: 4gahatana, VIII, 7, 31; hitvi, V, 53, 14. haridra, yellow:
2332.) hf, indeed, truly, for...: Ait hi, VI, 59,7; hi kam, VII,59, 53 vidma hi, I, 170, 3; VIII, 20, 3. hi, to prepare : hinomi, VII, 56, 12. hiss, to hurt : md nab himsit, X, 121, 9. hit4, friend: hit&-iva, I, 166, 3; hit4, kind,= s-dhita, (225.) hinv, to rouse: hinvantu, II, 34, 12. him4vat, the snowy mountain : himdvantad, X, 121, 4; (p. 4.) hfma, winter : satém himaé, during a hundred
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