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1. . n&ma, I, 68, 4 ; bhaktam abhaktam ava£, blessings enjoyed or not enjoyed (before), I, 127, 56 ; — a na£ bha^a, let us partake, I, 27, 5- bhadra, good, I, 1, 6 ; fortunate, I, 67, 2 ; blissful, I, 94, 1 ; glorious, I, 94, 14, &c bhadra-jo^i, with glorious light, V, 4,7. bhand : bhandamane iti, of glorious appearance, I, 142, 7; III, 4, 62 ; bhandamana£, glorified, III, 2,12; bhandate, he is glorified, , 111,3,4. bhandish^a, most glorious, I, 97, 3 ; V, 1, io>. Bharata, Agni the B., I, 96, 32; pi., the Bharatas,'V, 11, 1. Bharat-va^-a, the Bharadvagas, I, , 59, 7. bhargas, splendour, I, 141, 1. bharv, to chew : bharvati, I, 143, 5. bhas: prd babhasat, may he con- sume, IV, 5, 4. bhasman, ash, V, 19, 5. bha, to shine : anu bhasi, III, 6, 7 ; — vi-bhati, he shines (conj. vidha'ti), 1, 71, 61 ; vf bhasi, thou shinest, II, 1, io1,*2; vf bhahi, I, 95, n. bha^-r/^-ika, whose r/^g-ika (?) is light, I, 44, 31; III, 1, 12; 14. bhaga, share, portion, I, 73, 52; II, 10, 6 ; III, 1, 19. bhaga-dh£ya, portion, III, 28, 4. bha^ayu, desirous of distributing (goods), II, 1, 4. bha-tvakshas, whose power is light, I, 143, 3- bhanu, ray, I, 36, 3; 97, 5 ; III, 1, 14; flame, I, 143, 3 5 v, 1, 1; light, splendour, II, 2, 8, &c. INDEX OF WORDS. 459 bhanu-mdt, shining, V, i, n. bh&ma, splendour, III, 26,6; — flame, V, 2, 10. bhamm, luminous, I, 77, 1. bhard, burthen, I, 31, 3. Bh&rata, (Agni) of the Bharata tribe, II, 7, i1; 5 ;— BMrata, the two Bharatas, III, 23, 21. Bharati : H6tra Bharati, I, 142, g2 ; II, 1, 111;— 1, 188, 8; II, 3, 8; bharati bharatibhi£, III, 4, 8. bhas, light : br/hat bha£, I, 45, 81 ; IV, 5, i1;— II, 4, 5; IV, 7, 9. bhiksh, to implore, I, 73, 6 ; 7. bhid : dva bhet, he cut down, I, 59, 6. bhug- : bh6§-ate, receives nourish- ment, I, 72, 82; bhirg-e, to en- joy, I, 127, 8 ; 11 ; bhu^-am, for the enjoyment, III, 2, 9 ; — yasya sam-bhug-am, whom I may en- joy, II, 1, 41. bhn^-man, fertile : bhu^-ma (conj. bhug-ma'), I, 65, 51. bhur : g-arbhurat, hurrying around, II, 2, 5 ; #arbhura«a£, II, 10, 5 ; bhuranta, they have made tremble, V, 6, 71 ;— pari-g-arbhu- ra»a£, hurrying around, I, 140, 10. bhura^yu, quick, I, 68, 1. bhurig-, pole-arm (?), IV, 2, 143. bhuvana, world, I, 31, 2; 73, 8; II, 3, 1; III; 2, 10; 3, 10; IV, 14, 2 ; bhuvanasya mag-ma- na, I, 143, 41;— being, I, 98, 1; III, 16, 4. bhu : sata*£ fa bhavata£ fa, of what is and what comes into being, I? 96> 7 > — bhavatat, be, III, 23, 22; — pari bhuvat, he encom- passed, I, 68, 2 ; pari babhutha, thou hast excelled, I, 69, 2. bhuman, earth, I, 65, 31 ; II, 4, 7 ; — being : et& bhuma, I, 70, 6 ; — world : vuvani bhuma, II, 4, N 2 ;— V, 7, 5. bhuyaws, many, I, 31, 6. bhuri, rich, I, 73, 4 ; — bhuri kr/tva£, many times, III, 18, 4. bhuri-poshfn, rich in manifold pros- perity, III, 3, 9. bhuri-retas, rich in seed, III, 3, 11. bhuri-varpas, manifold-shaped, III, A, 3, 4. bhunzi, quick, I, 66, 2 ; III, 3, 5. bhush, to be busy : bhushan, I, 1 40,
2bhuri, rich, I, 73, 4 ; — bhuri kr/tva£, many times, III, 18, 4. bhuri-poshfn, rich in manifold pros- perity, III, 3, 9. bhuri-retas, rich in seed, III, 3, 11. bhuri-varpas, manifold-shaped, III, A, 3, 4. bhunzi, quick, I, 66, 2 ; III, 3, 5. bhush, to be busy : bhushan, I, 1 40, 6 ; III, 25, 2 ; — upa bhushema, may we honour, III, 3, 9 ; — paYi bhushasi vratam, thou adminis- terest the law, I, 31, 2; pari bhushanti, they celebrate, I, 95, 3 ; pari bhushati, he takes care of, III, 3, 2 ; pari bhusha- tha/>, you display, III, 12, 9. bhri, to bring : nama£ bharanta^, I, 1, 7 ; hilar fti bha^, I, 128,2 ; bibharshi (conj. bibharshi), V, 3, 21 ; — ut-bhr/ta, taken out, III, 21, 5 ;— pra .g-abhrire, I, 72, 4 ; pra bhara (Sawhita : bhara), 2nd or 1st person, I, 140, i1; pra-bhr/ta, proffered, 1, 1 47, 2 ; — vf bharanta, they have brought to different places, I, 70, io1 ; vi-bhr/ta£, brought to many places, I, 71, 41; dispersed, I, 144, 2 ; vf bharibhrat, quickly shaking, II, 4, 42. Bhr/gava«a, Bhr/gu-like, I, 71, 42 ; — belonging to the Bhrigus, I V, 7, 4. Bhr/gu, I, 60, 1 ;— bhr*gava£, the Bhr/gus, I, 58, 5; 127, 7; 143, 4; II, 4, 2; III, 2, 41; 5, 10; ^IV,7, 1. bhr/mi, quick, I, 31, 162. bhog-ana, food: vfjvasya bhog-ana, O food on which everything lives, I, 44, 51 ; —possession, V, 4, 5. bho^ya, bounty, I, 128, 5. bhrama, whirl, IV, 4, 2. bhrag-, to shine : bhrag-ante, I, 44, 12 ; abhra*, I, 66, 6 ; IV, 6, 5. bhrag-at-rish/i, with brilliant spears, I, 31, 1. bhratri, brother, I, 65, 7 ; bhrsitaram varimam, IV, 1, 2 ; bhratu£ riwam, IV, 3, 132. bhratra, brotherhood, II, 1, 9 ; IV, 10, 8. mawhana, bountifulness, IV, 1, 6 ; V, 10, 2; mawhana, instr., V, 16, 42; 18, 2. mawhish/£a, most rich in liberal gifts, I, 147, 21. makshu, quickly, I, 58, 9, &c. magha, wealth, III, 13, 3 ;— liberal boon, III, 19, 1; — liberality, V, 10, 3. magha- vat, generous, I, 58, 9 ; 140, 10. 460 VEDIC HYMNS. maghci-van, liberal giver, I, 31, 12 ; 58, 9; 73, 5 ; 8; 77, 4; 98, 3; 127, n; 140, 12 ; 141, 13 ; M^, 5; II, 6, 4; V, 16, 3; 18, 3 ; 5 ; magh6na£ (conj. magh6- nam), V, 27, i1. mag-mdn, greatness, power, I, 128, 5; 141, 6; 143,2; 41; II, 1,15. matf, (pious) thought, I, 60, 5 ; III, 26, 8;— prayer, I, 141, 1; 142, 4; III, 5, 3; IV, 3, 16; vM&f? matfm, I, 143, il. math or manth, to produce by attrition: mathit, 1, 71, 4 ; 148, 1; mathnanta£, I, 127, 7; mathi£, I, 127, 11; mathayati, I, 141, 3; mathita, III, 9, 5; dmanthish/am, III, 23, 2; manthama, III, 29, 1; manthata, III, 29, 5; manthanti, III, 29, 6 ; mathyamana£, V, 11, 6; — ni£-mathita£, produced by attri- tion, III, 23, 1; 29, 12. mad or mand, to be pleased, rejoice : mandasva (with gen.), I, 26, 5 ; madayante, I, 59, i1 ; mada- yasva, II, 3, 113; III, 6, 9; madanti, III, 4, 7 ; 7, 7 ; mada- yantam, III, 4, 11; madantam, III, 26, 9; madayetham, IV, 14,4 ; — abhi pra mande, I glad- den, V, 4, 1. mad, pronoun : me, ace, V, 27, 42. mada, delight, I, 127, 9 ; V, 2, 10.
3mad, pronoun : me, ace, V, 27, 42. mada, delight, I, 127, 9 ; V, 2, 10. madhu, sweet drink : madhva£ a- dhavS, I, 141, 38; — honey, I, 142, 3; ai88, 2; III, 1, 7; 8; madhuna dafvyena, III, 8, i2; — honey-drink, V, 19, 32. madhu-^ihva, honey-tongued, I, 13, 3 ; 44, 6; 60, 3. madhu-peya, honey-drink, IV, 14, 42. madhu-pr/>£, mixing the honey-drink, II, 10, 6. midhu-mat, rich in honey, I, 13, 2 ; 142, 2; honey-sweet, I, 78, 5 ; 111,4,2; IV, 3, 9 ; 12; — sweet (food), III, 7, 2. mddhumat-tama, sweetest, V, 11, 5. madhu-vaias, sweet-tongued, IV, 6,5. madhu-sut, Madhu-presser, IV, 3, 3. madhu-hastya, with honey in his hand, V, 5, 2. madhyata7>, out from the midst, III, 21, 5. madhyama, middle : madhyameshu, I, 27/5. man : manvata, they have devised, IV, 1, 16; manyase, thou art considered, V, 17, 21,3. manand, thought, III, 6, i1. manas, thought : mana£ na sadya^, 1,71,9; mind : manasa^ vdraya, I, 76, i1 ; ghr/ta-prusha manasa, his mind being intent on scatter- ing ghn'ta, II, 3, 2 ; manasa sam gagm&h, they agreed in their mind, III, 1, 13. manisha', (pious) thought : manisha (Pada text for manisha^?), I, 70, i2; 76, 1 ; 111,8,5; prayer, IV, 5, 3; 6, 1; V, ir, 51;— thoughtful mind, I, 94, 1 ; — wise thoughts, IV, 11, 2; 3; — para6 manishaya, beyond thought, V, i7, 22. manishfn, thoughtful man, I, 13, 5 ; III, 10, 1. manu, man, I, 96, 2 ; 140, 4 ; V, 2, 1 2 ; — manave, to the man, or to Manu, 1, 189, 74 ; — Manu, N.p., I, 3i, 45 36, 10; 19; 68, 7; 128, 2. manu£-hita, instituted by Manus, I, 13, 42; III, 2, 15. Manu-^ata, offspring of Manu, I, 45, i2. Manu-vdt, like Manu, II, 10, 6. mdnusha, man, I, 31, n2. manushya, man, I, 59, 4 ; — belonging to men, III, 1, 10. Manushvat, as for Manu, I, 31, 17 ; II, 5, 2 ; III, 17, 2 ; as Manus did, I, 44, 11; V, 21, 1. manus, man, (I, 31, n2); I, 36, 7; III, 26, 2; IV, 1, 91; 6, 11; V, 3, 4 ; 5, 7 ; manusha£, (Aryan) men, I, 189, 72; — manusha^, of the man, or, of Manus, II, 2, 6 ; 8 ; — Manus, N.p., I, 26, 4; 76, 51; 128, 1; II, 10, 1; IV, 2, i1; manusha£ pura£-hita£, III, 3, 2 ; — Manusha£ ^antu-bhi^, III, 3, 6 ; man6tr/, deviser, II, 9, 4. mantra, hymn, I, 31, 13; spell, I, 67, 4 ; 5 ; 147, 4 J prayer, I, 74, 1. mand, see mad. mandtci, joy-giving, cheerful, I, 26, 7, &c. ; lovely, delightful, V, 17, 2 ; 26, 1. INDEX OF WORDS. 461 mandra-^ihva, with lovely tongues, I, 142, 8; — with agreeable speech, IV, it, 5; — with the delightful tongue, V, 25, 2. mandra-tama, most delightful, V, 22, 1. mandra-tara, a great joy-giver, III, 7,9. manman, thought, I, 26, 21; III, 14, 5 ; IV, 6, 1 ;— prayer, I, 77, 4 ; 127, 2; 140, 1; 11; 148, 2 ; II, 4, 8; III, 11, 8; IV, 3, 3 ; 15 ; 5, 6; 11, 2; V, 12, 1. manma-sadhana, fulfiller of thought, I, 96, 6. manyu, spirit, V, 7, io1. mamaka, mine, I, 31, 113. maya£-bhu, comfort-giving, I, 13, 9 ; III, 16, 6; IV, 11, 4 ; V, 5, 8. mayas, happiness, I, 31, 7; fresh- ness, III, 1, 31.
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1. . n&ma, I, 68, 4 ; bhaktam abhaktam ava£, blessings enjoyed or not enjoyed (before), I, 127, 56 ; — a na£ bha^a, let us partake, I, 27, 5- bhadra, good, I, 1, 6 ; fortunate, I, 67, 2 ; blissful, I, 94, 1 ; glorious, I, 94, 14, &c bhadra-jo^i, with glorious light, V, 4,7. bhand : bhandamane iti, of glorious appearance, I, 142, 7; III, 4, 62 ; bhandamana£, glorified, III, 2,12; bhandate, he is glorified, , 111,3,4. bhandish^a, most glorious, I, 97, 3 ; V, 1, io>. Bharata, Agni the B., I, 96, 32; pi., the Bharatas,'V, 11, 1. Bharat-va^-a, the Bharadvagas, I, , 59, 7. bhargas, splendour, I, 141, 1. bharv, to chew : bharvati, I, 143, 5. bhas: prd babhasat, may he con- sume, IV, 5, 4. bhasman, ash, V, 19, 5. bha, to shine : anu bhasi, III, 6, 7 ; — vi-bhati, he shines (conj. vidha'ti), 1, 71, 61 ; vf bhasi, thou shinest, II, 1, io1,*2; vf bhahi, I, 95, n. bha^-r/^-ika, whose r/^g-ika (?) is light, I, 44, 31; III, 1, 12; 14. bhaga, share, portion, I, 73, 52; II, 10, 6 ; III, 1, 19. bhaga-dh£ya, portion, III, 28, 4. bha^ayu, desirous of distributing (goods), II, 1, 4. bha-tvakshas, whose power is light, I, 143, 3- bhanu, ray, I, 36, 3; 97, 5 ; III, 1, 14; flame, I, 143, 3 5 v, 1, 1; light, splendour, II, 2, 8, &c. INDEX OF WORDS. 459 bhanu-mdt, shining, V, i, n. bh&ma, splendour, III, 26,6; — flame, V, 2, 10. bhamm, luminous, I, 77, 1. bhard, burthen, I, 31, 3. Bh&rata, (Agni) of the Bharata tribe, II, 7, i1; 5 ;— BMrata, the two Bharatas, III, 23, 21. Bharati : H6tra Bharati, I, 142, g2 ; II, 1, 111;— 1, 188, 8; II, 3, 8; bharati bharatibhi£, III, 4, 8. bhas, light : br/hat bha£, I, 45, 81 ; IV, 5, i1;— II, 4, 5; IV, 7, 9. bhiksh, to implore, I, 73, 6 ; 7. bhid : dva bhet, he cut down, I, 59, 6. bhug- : bh6§-ate, receives nourish- ment, I, 72, 82; bhirg-e, to en- joy, I, 127, 8 ; 11 ; bhu^-am, for the enjoyment, III, 2, 9 ; — yasya sam-bhug-am, whom I may en- joy, II, 1, 41. bhn^-man, fertile : bhu^-ma (conj. bhug-ma'), I, 65, 51. bhur : g-arbhurat, hurrying around, II, 2, 5 ; #arbhura«a£, II, 10, 5 ; bhuranta, they have made tremble, V, 6, 71 ;— pari-g-arbhu- ra»a£, hurrying around, I, 140, 10. bhura^yu, quick, I, 68, 1. bhurig-, pole-arm (?), IV, 2, 143. bhuvana, world, I, 31, 2; 73, 8; II, 3, 1; III; 2, 10; 3, 10; IV, 14, 2 ; bhuvanasya mag-ma- na, I, 143, 41;— being, I, 98, 1; III, 16, 4. bhu : sata*£ fa bhavata£ fa, of what is and what comes into being, I? 96> 7 > — bhavatat, be, III, 23, 22; — pari bhuvat, he encom- passed, I, 68, 2 ; pari babhutha, thou hast excelled, I, 69, 2. bhuman, earth, I, 65, 31 ; II, 4, 7 ; — being : et& bhuma, I, 70, 6 ; — world : vuvani bhuma, II, 4, N 2 ;— V, 7, 5. bhuyaws, many, I, 31, 6. bhuri, rich, I, 73, 4 ; — bhuri kr/tva£, many times, III, 18, 4. bhuri-poshfn, rich in manifold pros- perity, III, 3, 9. bhuri-retas, rich in seed, III, 3, 11. bhuri-varpas, manifold-shaped, III, A, 3, 4. bhunzi, quick, I, 66, 2 ; III, 3, 5. bhush, to be busy : bhushan, I, 1 40,
2bhuri, rich, I, 73, 4 ; — bhuri kr/tva£, many times, III, 18, 4. bhuri-poshfn, rich in manifold pros- perity, III, 3, 9. bhuri-retas, rich in seed, III, 3, 11. bhuri-varpas, manifold-shaped, III, A, 3, 4. bhunzi, quick, I, 66, 2 ; III, 3, 5. bhush, to be busy : bhushan, I, 1 40, 6 ; III, 25, 2 ; — upa bhushema, may we honour, III, 3, 9 ; — paYi bhushasi vratam, thou adminis- terest the law, I, 31, 2; pari bhushanti, they celebrate, I, 95, 3 ; pari bhushati, he takes care of, III, 3, 2 ; pari bhusha- tha/>, you display, III, 12, 9. bhri, to bring : nama£ bharanta^, I, 1, 7 ; hilar fti bha^, I, 128,2 ; bibharshi (conj. bibharshi), V, 3, 21 ; — ut-bhr/ta, taken out, III, 21, 5 ;— pra .g-abhrire, I, 72, 4 ; pra bhara (Sawhita : bhara), 2nd or 1st person, I, 140, i1; pra-bhr/ta, proffered, 1, 1 47, 2 ; — vf bharanta, they have brought to different places, I, 70, io1 ; vi-bhr/ta£, brought to many places, I, 71, 41; dispersed, I, 144, 2 ; vf bharibhrat, quickly shaking, II, 4, 42. Bhr/gava«a, Bhr/gu-like, I, 71, 42 ; — belonging to the Bhrigus, I V, 7, 4. Bhr/gu, I, 60, 1 ;— bhr*gava£, the Bhr/gus, I, 58, 5; 127, 7; 143, 4; II, 4, 2; III, 2, 41; 5, 10; ^IV,7, 1. bhr/mi, quick, I, 31, 162. bhog-ana, food: vfjvasya bhog-ana, O food on which everything lives, I, 44, 51 ; —possession, V, 4, 5. bho^ya, bounty, I, 128, 5. bhrama, whirl, IV, 4, 2. bhrag-, to shine : bhrag-ante, I, 44, 12 ; abhra*, I, 66, 6 ; IV, 6, 5. bhrag-at-rish/i, with brilliant spears, I, 31, 1. bhratri, brother, I, 65, 7 ; bhrsitaram varimam, IV, 1, 2 ; bhratu£ riwam, IV, 3, 132. bhratra, brotherhood, II, 1, 9 ; IV, 10, 8. mawhana, bountifulness, IV, 1, 6 ; V, 10, 2; mawhana, instr., V, 16, 42; 18, 2. mawhish/£a, most rich in liberal gifts, I, 147, 21. makshu, quickly, I, 58, 9, &c. magha, wealth, III, 13, 3 ;— liberal boon, III, 19, 1; — liberality, V, 10, 3. magha- vat, generous, I, 58, 9 ; 140, 10. 460 VEDIC HYMNS. maghci-van, liberal giver, I, 31, 12 ; 58, 9; 73, 5 ; 8; 77, 4; 98, 3; 127, n; 140, 12 ; 141, 13 ; M^, 5; II, 6, 4; V, 16, 3; 18, 3 ; 5 ; magh6na£ (conj. magh6- nam), V, 27, i1. mag-mdn, greatness, power, I, 128, 5; 141, 6; 143,2; 41; II, 1,15. matf, (pious) thought, I, 60, 5 ; III, 26, 8;— prayer, I, 141, 1; 142, 4; III, 5, 3; IV, 3, 16; vM&f? matfm, I, 143, il. math or manth, to produce by attrition: mathit, 1, 71, 4 ; 148, 1; mathnanta£, I, 127, 7; mathi£, I, 127, 11; mathayati, I, 141, 3; mathita, III, 9, 5; dmanthish/am, III, 23, 2; manthama, III, 29, 1; manthata, III, 29, 5; manthanti, III, 29, 6 ; mathyamana£, V, 11, 6; — ni£-mathita£, produced by attri- tion, III, 23, 1; 29, 12. mad or mand, to be pleased, rejoice : mandasva (with gen.), I, 26, 5 ; madayante, I, 59, i1 ; mada- yasva, II, 3, 113; III, 6, 9; madanti, III, 4, 7 ; 7, 7 ; mada- yantam, III, 4, 11; madantam, III, 26, 9; madayetham, IV, 14,4 ; — abhi pra mande, I glad- den, V, 4, 1. mad, pronoun : me, ace, V, 27, 42. mada, delight, I, 127, 9 ; V, 2, 10.
3mad, pronoun : me, ace, V, 27, 42. mada, delight, I, 127, 9 ; V, 2, 10. madhu, sweet drink : madhva£ a- dhavS, I, 141, 38; — honey, I, 142, 3; ai88, 2; III, 1, 7; 8; madhuna dafvyena, III, 8, i2; — honey-drink, V, 19, 32. madhu-^ihva, honey-tongued, I, 13, 3 ; 44, 6; 60, 3. madhu-peya, honey-drink, IV, 14, 42. madhu-pr/>£, mixing the honey-drink, II, 10, 6. midhu-mat, rich in honey, I, 13, 2 ; 142, 2; honey-sweet, I, 78, 5 ; 111,4,2; IV, 3, 9 ; 12; — sweet (food), III, 7, 2. mddhumat-tama, sweetest, V, 11, 5. madhu-vaias, sweet-tongued, IV, 6,5. madhu-sut, Madhu-presser, IV, 3, 3. madhu-hastya, with honey in his hand, V, 5, 2. madhyata7>, out from the midst, III, 21, 5. madhyama, middle : madhyameshu, I, 27/5. man : manvata, they have devised, IV, 1, 16; manyase, thou art considered, V, 17, 21,3. manand, thought, III, 6, i1. manas, thought : mana£ na sadya^, 1,71,9; mind : manasa^ vdraya, I, 76, i1 ; ghr/ta-prusha manasa, his mind being intent on scatter- ing ghn'ta, II, 3, 2 ; manasa sam gagm&h, they agreed in their mind, III, 1, 13. manisha', (pious) thought : manisha (Pada text for manisha^?), I, 70, i2; 76, 1 ; 111,8,5; prayer, IV, 5, 3; 6, 1; V, ir, 51;— thoughtful mind, I, 94, 1 ; — wise thoughts, IV, 11, 2; 3; — para6 manishaya, beyond thought, V, i7, 22. manishfn, thoughtful man, I, 13, 5 ; III, 10, 1. manu, man, I, 96, 2 ; 140, 4 ; V, 2, 1 2 ; — manave, to the man, or to Manu, 1, 189, 74 ; — Manu, N.p., I, 3i, 45 36, 10; 19; 68, 7; 128, 2. manu£-hita, instituted by Manus, I, 13, 42; III, 2, 15. Manu-^ata, offspring of Manu, I, 45, i2. Manu-vdt, like Manu, II, 10, 6. mdnusha, man, I, 31, n2. manushya, man, I, 59, 4 ; — belonging to men, III, 1, 10. Manushvat, as for Manu, I, 31, 17 ; II, 5, 2 ; III, 17, 2 ; as Manus did, I, 44, 11; V, 21, 1. manus, man, (I, 31, n2); I, 36, 7; III, 26, 2; IV, 1, 91; 6, 11; V, 3, 4 ; 5, 7 ; manusha£, (Aryan) men, I, 189, 72; — manusha^, of the man, or, of Manus, II, 2, 6 ; 8 ; — Manus, N.p., I, 26, 4; 76, 51; 128, 1; II, 10, 1; IV, 2, i1; manusha£ pura£-hita£, III, 3, 2 ; — Manusha£ ^antu-bhi^, III, 3, 6 ; man6tr/, deviser, II, 9, 4. mantra, hymn, I, 31, 13; spell, I, 67, 4 ; 5 ; 147, 4 J prayer, I, 74, 1. mand, see mad. mandtci, joy-giving, cheerful, I, 26, 7, &c. ; lovely, delightful, V, 17, 2 ; 26, 1. INDEX OF WORDS. 461 mandra-^ihva, with lovely tongues, I, 142, 8; — with agreeable speech, IV, it, 5; — with the delightful tongue, V, 25, 2. mandra-tama, most delightful, V, 22, 1. mandra-tara, a great joy-giver, III, 7,9. manman, thought, I, 26, 21; III, 14, 5 ; IV, 6, 1 ;— prayer, I, 77, 4 ; 127, 2; 140, 1; 11; 148, 2 ; II, 4, 8; III, 11, 8; IV, 3, 3 ; 15 ; 5, 6; 11, 2; V, 12, 1. manma-sadhana, fulfiller of thought, I, 96, 6. manyu, spirit, V, 7, io1. mamaka, mine, I, 31, 113. maya£-bhu, comfort-giving, I, 13, 9 ; III, 16, 6; IV, 11, 4 ; V, 5, 8. mayas, happiness, I, 31, 7; fresh- ness, III, 1, 31.
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