Book, Hymn, Verse

 1    1,   69, 2 |                discerns like the cow's udder, the sweet taste of food,~
 2    1,   92, 4 |                on: as a cow yields her udder so she bares her breast.~
 3    1,  146, 2 |                his red flames lick the udder.~
 4    1,  164, 28|               fondly calls to her warm udder, and suckles him with milk
 5    1,  186, 4 |               various hues within this udder.~
 6    2,   14, 10|                        10 As the cow's udder teems with milk, Adhvaryus,
 7    2,   34, 6 |               it swell like a mare, in udder like a cow, and for the
 8    2,   34, 10|               when they milked Prsni's udder, close akin to her.~Or when
 9    3,   55, 13|            hath the Milch-cow laid her udder?~This Ila streameth with
10    3,   57, 2 |               the heaven's exhaustless udder.~As in this praise the Gods
11    4,    1, 19|              like the milch cows' pure udder, the Sorria's juice when
12    4,    3, 10|            hath milked the pure wiiite udder.~
13    4,    7, 7 |          spreads forth in this earthly udder, Gods may rejoice them in
14    4,   22, 6 |              issued from the streaming udder.~In fear of thee, O thou
15    4,   24, 9 |              clever, both milk out the udder.~
16    5,   32, 2 |            madest flow, the mountain's udder.~Strong Indra, thou by slaying
17    6,   66, 1 |               but once her fair bright udder.~
18    7,   56, 4 |           these mysteries, what in her udder mighty Prsni bore.~
19    7,  101, 1 |             precedeth, which milk this udder that produceth nectar.~Quickly
20    9,   69, 1 |               like a young calf to the udder of its dam.~As one who cometh
21    9,   71, 4 | oblation-eating cows in their uplifted udder mix their choicest milk.~
22    9,   93, 3 |                  3 Yea, swollen is the udder of the milch-cow: thither
23    9,  107, 4 |                 5 Milking the heavenly udder for dear meath, he hath
24   10,   27, 14|             hath the Cow laid down her udder?~
25   10,   30, 11|              of sacrifice disclose the udder. Give gracious hearing to
26   10,   31, 11|     dark-coloured streamed the shining udder: none made it swell for
27   10,   73, 9 |               of waters.~Thou from the udder which o'er earth is fastened
28   10,   76, 7 |               beaker, they exhaust the udder's store, as the men purify
29   10,  100, 11|               libation is the heavenly udder full. We ask for freedom
30   10,  115, 1 |                soon as she who hath no udder bore him, he, faring on
31   10,  133, 7 |              Cow may, with exhaustless udder, pouring a thousand streams,
32   10,  179, 3 |                       3 Dressed in the udder and on fire, I fancy; well-dressed,