Kanda, Prapathaka, Paragraph

2502    3,     2, 2 |               garments continuous one weareth;~With locks, knowing all
2503    6,     2, 4 |                 He who is left behind wearied among those who go on their
2504    6,     1, 6 |               give their daughters in wedlock to that family, even if
2505    1,     5, 1 |           before the year is out they weep; therefore one should not
2506    6,     3, 3 |            gods' [1], he says, for he welcomes it for the sacrifice to
2507    4,     6, 2 |               producing sky and earth~Welds them together with arms,
2508    2,     1, 11|             and earth, the Maruts for welfare.~f May the moving one who
2509    1,     4, 7 |          light, in the expanse of the welkin;~Him in the meeting-place
2510    4,     1, 5 |               ground with light,~Agni well-born, all-knower,~Common to all
2511    4,     6, 4 |            uplifted, and shooter with well-drawn arrows.~d O Brhaspati, fly
2512    3,     1, 11|              doth rest.~o The divine, well-feathered bird, the great one,~Germ
2513    4,     7, 15|            That go most smoothly with well-guided steeds;~Ye [3] whose might
2514    4,     1, 11|        immortal,~The eager messenger, well-inclined,~Agni uniteth with our prayer.~
2515    4,     2, 5 |               share,~Propitious, with well-polished handle,~Plougheth up a cow,
2516    4,     6, 8 |            skilled reciter,~With this well-prepared sacrifice~Well offered do
2517    6,     1, 1 |              sour cream to the Pitrs, well-seasoned butter to men [4], fresh
2518    7,     4, 22|              the unyoked hail!~To the well-yoked hail!~To the unyoked hail!~
2519    4,     1, 4 |                O goddess, be Vasat.~b Wellborn, with light,~Guard and protector,
2520    3,     3, 11|            May she give a hero, whose wergild is a hundred, worthy of
2521    7,     4, 20|              formless, O ye men,~Thou wert born with the dawns.~
2522    3,     1, 9 |            knows thus. Verily also he wets with ghee the sky and earth:
2523    4,     7, 4 |                kidney beans, vetches, wheat, lentils, Millet, Panicum
2524    7,     5, 18|              May Parjanya rain for us whensoever we desire. May our plants
2525    1,     1, 9 |              of sharp edge.~d O earth whereon sacrifice is offered to
2526    6,     2, 7 |         parties. The gods reflected, 'Whichever of the two she joins, they
2527    1,     3, 10|              come together.~h For the whirl of the wind [1] thee, for
2528    1,     2, 14|        keenest (darts).~b Swiftly thy whirling flames descend;~bring upward
2529    4,     5, 9 |               lake, and to him of the whirlpool.~h Homage to him of the
2530    4,     2, 6 |            rush of the wind,~With the whirlwind do thou disappear.~o Rich
2531    6,     1, 4 |         himself', he says thrice in a whisper; verily he proclaims him
2532    5,     5, 20|               Kirça; the vulture, the white-breasted, the Vardhranasa, these
2533    5,     6, 11|             for Rudra. The white, the white-eyed, the white-necked, these
2534    5,     6, 14|            Indra and Visnu; the three white-flecked barren cows are for Viçvakarman;
2535    7,     3, 17|             white-footed hail!~To the white-humped one hail!~To the one with
2536    5,     6, 11|            white, the white-eyed, the white-necked, these have the fathers
2537    5,     6, 14|           hump, the white-backed, the white-rumped, these are for Indra and
2538    7,     3, 17|         white-backed one hail!~To the white-shouldered one hail!~To the flower-cared
2539    4,     5, 5 |           blue-necked one, and to the white-throated.~d Homage to the wearer
2540                | whither
2541    4,     6, 6 |         daughters), many his sons,~He whizzeth as he goeth to battle,~The
2542    7,     1, 10|               created the seasons. He who-knowing thus offers the five-night
2543                | Whoever
2544    4,     5, 2 |               homage!~n Homage to the wholly covered, to the running,
2545    7,     4, 19|              b No one leadest me.~The wicked horse is sleeping.~c O fair
2546    1,     3, 6 |               the highest step~Of the wide-stepping Visnu, the mighty!~k Behold
2547    2,     6, 9 |           verily he invokes for him a wider sphere, and he is not likely
2548    4,     1, 7 |            the lordly power be easily wielded by thee, O Agni~Let him
2549    3,     1, 11|            great deeds, of skill,~Who wieldeth the pressing-stone and loveth
2550    7,     4, 14|              hail!~To those that flow wildly hail!~To those that flow
2551    3,     1, 11|          powerful; and (many) the [6] wiles of the wily~Which of yore
2552    3,     1, 11|            many) the [6] wiles of the wily~Which of yore they deposited
2553    6,     1, 1 |               is belongs to Agni, the wind-guard to Vayu, the fringe to the
2554    1,     7, 8 |             his might he crosseth the winding ways.~n May there come to
2555    6,     4, 7 |             putrid they hang out in a windy place, for Vayu is its purifier,
2556    5,     2, 5 |          metes him. Winged is he, for wingless he could not fly; these
2557    7,     1, 5 |               becoming Viçvakarma, he wiped. She extended, she became
2558    2,     5, 12|              look, the rapid one,~The wiser, let us ignorant people
2559    4,     1, 8 |          delightful,~The wealthy, the wisest, best bestower of wealth.~
2560    6,     3, 3 |             without leaves and with a withered top; this among trees is
2561    7,     5, 8 |      Ahavaniya; verily, making Agni a witness, they advance to prosperity.
2562    4,     4, 3 |            his Apsarases, his missile wizards, his weapon the Raksases.~
2563    1,     2, 9 |              Let not the evil-working wolves (find) thee;~Nor the Gandharva,
2564    3,     2, 8 |             gods, have regard to this wonder,~The good thing which the
2565    4,     6, 1 |     auspicious.~g Pure, with radiance wonderful,~On earth he hath shone
2566    4,     4, 4 |      brilliant light,~Bright shining, wonderworker, lord of the people,~O bearer
2567    6,     1, 6 |               even if there be other (wooers) in plenty [6]. He buys
2568    6,     1, 1 |              warp to the Adityas, the woof to the All-gods, the meshes
2569    5,     6, 12|         Maruts; the bright, the ruddy woolled, the white, are for Sarasvati;
2570    4,     2, 10|            the highest heaven.~h This woolly wile of Varuna,~The skin
2571    5,     2, 11|              the leaden,~Are yoked as workers with the works,~On the skin
2572    2,     1, 11|              to hear,~The divine folk working good, freeing from distress,~
2573    5,     2, 3 |                5]. He places thirteen world-fillers; they make twenty-one, the
2574    3,     4, 5 |              In this holy power, this worldly power, this prayer, this
2575    5,     5, 11|             for the Nilangu (snake) a worm; for Soma, the king, a gazelle;
2576    5,     7, 23|           wind; Kuçmas with dung; the worms with the contents of the
2577    2,     5, 8 |                 Thou art lit, O Agni, worshipped', he says; verily he places
2578    4,     2, 11|               wealth he doth gain~Who worshippeth Indra and Agni, the strong
2579    1,     3, 14|          blameless, the youthful,~The worshipping, and gave it impulse.~s
2580    1,     1, 14|              are more generous~Than a worthless son-in-law or a wife's brother.~
2581    4,     5, 4 |               4.~a Homage to you that wound, and to you that pierce
2582    1,     4, 44|              He driveth away whatever woundeth the heart.~b A hundred remedies
2583    5,     7, 9 |         quarter; therefore quarter is woven in quarter.~
2584    6,     1, 3 |            barren after birth [6]. He wrapped it (the yoni) in his hand,
2585    1,     7, 31|             Soma. He presents a lotus wreath. He buys the Soma with calves.
2586    5,     3, 8 |               the good thing, cattle. Yajñasena Caitriyayana taught this
2587    4,     2, 5 |               in accord with Yama and Yami~Mount this highest vault.~
2588    4,     3, 11|          forth~Hath become a cow with Yams;~Do thou, rich in milk,
2589    5,     5, 1 |           keeping it in the pan for a year-(it is with him) as when
2590    3,     4, 3 |         performed, him who performs a year-long Sattra, him who offers with
2591    4,     3, 5 |             metre; the two-and-a-half year-old in strength, the Gayatri
2592    4,     6, 1 |           worshipful,~Who await their yearly portion,~Who eat not oblations,
2593    6,     1, 6 |            him. He buys with a ruddy, yellow-eyed one. This is the form of
2594    4,     5, 2 |              Homage to the one who is yellowish-red like young grass, to the
2595    7,     5, 3 |           they milk thrice a day, she yields sparingly at the latter
2596    5,     6, 1 |            the serpent,~Therefore are yo criers (nadyáh) by name;~
2597    7,     5, 19|              steed hath made Vayu his yoke-follow.~The steed hath come to
2598    1,     1, 13|              goodwill.~r Guard ye the yoke-horses at the yoke.~s O Agni, with
2599    6,     2, 7 |          measures (it) round with the yoke-pin [1], that is its measure;
2600    5,     7, 14|                         v. 7. 14.~The yoke-thong with the pits of the legs;
2601    1,     6, 4 |            head ropes, thy reins,~Thy yokings, thy harness;~Bestow upon
2602    6,     1, 3 |                6]. He wrapped it (the yoni) in his hand, he deposited
2603    4,     3, 13|               the home like beauteous younglings,~Bestowing milk, like playful
2604    3,     5, 6 |              that let loose by Rudra, Yuva by name; harm me not.~g