Part, Chapter, Paragraph, Verse

 1 Hymns,     1, 01012,  1 |   bull, born of the (cloud-)womb, born of wind and clouds,
 2 Hymns,     1, 08007,  9 |        9. The plants, whose womb is the avaki (blyxa octandra),
 3 Hymns,     4, 06081,  2 |     O bracelet, open up the womb, that the embryo be put (
 4 Hymns,     4, 03023,  2 |                 2. Into thy womb shall enter a male germ,
 5 Hymns,     4, 03023,  5 |     the germ enter into thy womb! Obtain thou, woman, a son
 6 Hymns,     4, 07035,  3 |    3. The upper part of the womb do I place below, there
 7 Hymns,     4, 01011,  3 |     3. May Sûshan open: her womb do we cause to gape. Do
 8 Hymns,     4, 01011,  3 |  thou, O Sûshan, loosen the womb, do thou, O Bishkalâ, let
 9 Hymns,     4, 01011,  5 |  split open thy vagina, thy womb, thy canals; I separate
10 Hymns,     9, 09003,  21|     Agni rests as if in the womb.~Tuirning towards thee that
11 Hymns,    10, 12001,  43|   region of her that is the womb of all, Pragâpati shall
12 Hymns,    10, 13001,  4 |   women, (has ascended) the womb of births. Closely united
13 Hymns,    10, 13001,  16|  one clothes himself in the womb of the earth, this one clothes
14 Hymns,    10, 11005,  7 |     become an embryo in the womb of immortality, having forsooth,
15 Hymns,    10, 11004,  13| breathes in when within the womb. When thou, O Prâna, quickenest