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Vedic Hymns, Part II (SBE46), by Hermann Oldenberg [1897], at sacred-texts.com
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tákvan, N. of an animal, I, 66, 21.
taksh, to fashion: hridâ´ tashtâ´n mántrân, I, 67, 4; tatáksha, III, 8, 6; ataksham, V, 2, 11.
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talĂt, lightning, I, 94, 7.
tát-ogas, having the strength of such a one, V, 1, 8.
tan, to spin out, stretch out: tántum tanushva, I, 142, 1; tántum tatám, II, 3, 6; tanvânáh yagñám, III, 3, 6;—áva tanuhi, unbend, IV, 4, 5;—â-tatántha, thou hast spread, III, 22, 2;—áti nĂh tatanyuh, may they spread out, I, 141, 13:2;—vĂ tanvate, V, 13, 4; 15, 3:3.
tán, continuation: sásvatâ tánâ, constantly, I, 26, 6:1; tánâ, for ever, I, 77, 4; II, 2, 1:2; III, 25, 1; 27, 9;—tokásya nah táne tanû´nâm, 11, 9, 2.
tánaya, offspring, I, 96, 4; III, 15, 2:1,—tokásya tánaye, of kith and kin, I, 37, 12:1; tokĂ© Ăti tánaye, I, 147, 13; tokâ´ya tánayâya, I, 189, 2; IV, 12, 5.
tanayitnĂş, thunderbolt, IV, 3, 1.
tánâ, see tán.
tanû´, body: tanvĂ h, I, 31, 12; 72, 3; 5:3; ikkhánta rĂ©tah mitháh tanû´shu, I, 68, 8:1; táne tanû´nâm, 11, 9, 2; tanvĂ m gushasva, III, I, 1:5; tanvầ su-gâta, III, 15, 2; tanû´-bhih, IV, 2, 14; tanvĂ h tanvate vĂ, V, 15, 3:3.
tanĂ»-krĂt, the body's creator: tanĂ»-krĂt, I, 31, 9.
Tánû-napât, 'son of the body,' I, 13, 2:1; 142, 2; 188, 2; III, 4, 2; 29, 11.
tanĂ»-rĂşk, shining with his body, II, 1, 9.
tántu, thread (of sacrifice), I, 142, 1;—tántum tatám, warp, II, 3, 6;—web (of light), IV, 13, 4.
tand, to grow tired: tandate (by conjecture), I, 58, 1:1.
tanyatĂş, thunder, V, 25, 8.
tap, to burn, heat: tápo Ăti, tápa, III, 18, 2; tatápate, IV, 2, 6.
tápishtha, hottest, IV, 4, 1; 5, 4.
tápu, hot, II, 4, 6.
tápuh-gambha, with fiery jaws, I, 36, 16; 58, 5.
tápus, heat: tápûmshi, IV, 4, 2.
tamah-hán, destroyer of darkness, I, 140, 1.
támas, darkness: dvâ´râ támasah, III, 5, 1; tiráh támâmsi darsatáh, III, 27, 13.
taráni, strongly advancing, triumphant, I, 128, 6; III, 11, 3:2; 29, 13; IV, 4, 12.
táras, advancing power, III, 18, 3.
tárutri, a winner, I, 27, 9.
tárus: dákshasya tárushah, of superior strength, III, 2, 3.
tavás, strong, III, 1, 1:1; 2; 13.
tavishá, powerful, III, 12, 8.
távishî, strength, I, 128, 5; III, 3, 5; 26, 4.
távyams, most powerful, I, 143, 1; V, 17, 1.
tâyú, thief, I, 65, 1; V, 15, 5:2.
tâvaká, thy, I, 94, 11.
tigitá, sharp, I, 143, 5.
tigmá, sharp, IV, 6, 8; 7, 10; V, 19, 5.
tigmá-anîka, sharp-faced, I, 95, 2.
tigmá-âyudha, with sharp weapons, V, 2, 10.
tigmá-gambha, with sharp teeth, I, 79, 6; IV, 5, 4; 15, 5.
tigmá-bhrishti, sharp-pointed, IV, 5, 3.
tigmá-sokis, sharp-flaming, I, 79, 10.
tigmá-heti, with the sharp weapon, IV, 4, 4.
tig, to sharpen: tégamânah, sharpened, III, 8, 11.
titvishâná, rushing forward impetuously, V, 8, 5.
tir, see tri.
tiráh-ahnya, kept over night, I, 45, 10:1; III, 28, 3; 6.
tiráh-hita, dwelling in concealment, III, 9, 5.
tiraskâ´, throughout, II, 10, 4.
tirás, through, III, 27, 13.
tu: tûtâva, he is strong, I, 94, 2.
tug, to stir, press onward: tutugyâ´t, I, 143, 6; túñgamânâh, III, 1, 16; tugé, IV, 1, 3.
túg, impetuous: tugâ´ girâ´, V, 17, 3:2.
tĂşturi, conqueror, I, 145, 3.
tud, to strike: nĂ tundate (conj. nĂş tandate), I, 58, 1:1.
turá, quick, I, 68, 9; 96, 8; III, 4, 11; IV, 3, 8.
turî´pa; a, seed, I, 142, 10; III, 4, 9.
Turvása, I, 36, 18:1.
Turvî´ti, I, 36, 18:1.
tuvi-grá, mightily devouring, I, 140, 9.
tuvi-grî´va, with mighty neck, V, 2, 12.
tuvi-gâtá, strong-born, IV, 11, 2; V, 2, 11; 27, 3.
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tĂşvi-dyumna, highly glorious, III, 16, 3; 6.
tuvĂ-brahman, knower of mighty spells, V, 25, 5.
tuvĂsravah-tama, most mightily renowned, III, 11, 6; V, 25, 5.
tĂşvishmat, mighty, IV, 5, 3.
tuvi-sván, loudly roaring, V, 16, 3.
tuvi-svanás, roaring mightily, IV, 6, 10; V, 8, 3.
tuvi-sváni, loudly roaring, I, 58, 4; 127, 6.
tû´rni, swift, III, 3, 5; II, 5.
tû´rni-tama, quickest, IV, 4, 3.
tri, to get through, to overcome: ataran, I, 36, 8; táran, III, 24, 1; turyâ´ma, V, 9, 6; tarĂ®sháni, may they pass across, V, 10, 6:1; tuturyât, may he traverse, V, 15, 3;—titirvâ´msah áti srĂdhah, I, 36, 7; áti tarema, III, 27, 3;—with prá to prolong, promote: prá-tirán, I, 44, 6; prá tira, I, 94, 16; III, 17, 2; prá tirasi, IV, 6, 1; prá tâ´ri pra-tarám, IV, 12, 6;—vĂ târĂ®t, he has crossed, I, 69, 5:2; 73, 1; vi-táritratâ, progressing, I, 144, 3.
trĂna, grass, III, 29, 6.
trid, to perforate: atrinat, IV, 1, 19;—ánu trindhi, V, 12, 2.
trip, to satiate oneself: sómasya trimpatâm, III, 12, 3.
trish, to be thirsty: tatrishânáh, I, 31, 7:2; átrishyantîh, free from thirst, I, 71, 3:[2, 4]; tatrishânáh, II, 4, 6.
trishĂş, thirsty, greedy, I, 58, 2; 4; IV, 4, 1; 7, 11.
trishu-kyĂşt, moving about thirstily, I, 140, 3.
trishtá, pungent sharpness, III, 9, 3.
tégas, sharp splendour, I, 71, 8:2; sharpness: sám akrinvan tégase, III, 2, 10.
tégishtha, hottest, 1, 127, 4:1.
tégîyas, sharpest, III, 19, 3.
toká, children: toká tánaya, kith and kin, I, 31, 12:1; 147, 1:3; 189, 2; IV, 12, 5; nĂtye tokĂ©, II, 2, 11; tokásya táne tanû´nâm, II, 9, 2; tokâ´ya tugĂ©, IV, 1, 3.
toká-vat, with offspring, III, 13, 7.
todá, an or the impeller, I, 150, 1:2.
tosá, bounteous, III, 12, 4:1.
tmánâ, by oneself, by one's own power, I, 69, 10; 79, 6, &c.
tmányâ, thyself, I, 188, 10.
tráyah-trimsat, thirty-three (gods), I, 45, 2.
Trasádasyu, V, 27, 3:2.
trâ: trâsate, may he protect, I, 128, 5; 7.
trâ´, protector, (I, 72, 5:3).
trâtrĂ, protector, I, 31, 12; V, 24, 1.
trĂ, three, I, 13, 9, &c.; trî´ rokanâ´ni, the threefold light, I, 149, 4; tisrĂ-bhyah â´ váram, II, 5, 5:2; tisráh devî´h, II, 3, 8; III, 4, 8; V, 5, 8; trî´ni satâ´ trî´ sahásrâni trimsát ka devâ´h náva ka, III, 9, 9; trî´ni â´yĂ»mshi, tisráh â-gâ´nĂ®h, III, 17, 3:1; trĂ®, tisráh, III, 20, 2.
trimsát, thirty: trimsátam trî´n ka devâ´n, III, 6, 9.
TrĂ-aruna, V, 27, 1–3.
trĂ-âsir, with threefold admixture (Soma), V, 27, 5:1
Tritá, V, 9, 5.
tri-dhâ´tu, threefold: arkáh tridhâ´tuh, III, 26, 7:1
tri-mûrdhán, having three heads, I, 146, 11.
tri-várûtha, thrice-protecting, V, 4, 8.
tri-vishtĂ, thrice, IV, 6, 4; 15, 2:1.
tri-vrĂt, threefold: tri-vrĂt ánnam I, 140, 2:2.
trĂs, thrice: trĂh saptá, I, 72, 6:1; trĂh áhan, III, 4, 2; trĂh (read trî´?), IV, I, 7:1.
tri-sadhasthá, dwelling in three abodes, V, 4, 8;—threefold abode, V, 11, 2:2.
Traivrishná, the son of Trivrishan, V, 27, 1.
tvák, skin, III, 21, 5;—leather-bag (cloud), I, 79, 3:3;—tvakà upamásyâm, I, 145, 5:2.
tvád, pers. pron.: tvĂ© Ăti, in thee, I, 26, 6; 36, 5:1; 6; te, acc., I, 127, 9:2; V, 6, 4:1; te tĂşbhyam, V, 6, 5:1
tvadrĂk, directed towards thee, V, 3, 12.
Tváshtri, N. of a god, I, 13, 10; 95, 2:3; 5:2; 142, 10; 188, 9; II, 1, 5; 3, 9; III, 4, 9; V, 5, 9.
tvâ´-ûta, guarded by thee, I, 73, 9; 74, 8; III, 19, 3; IV, 4, 14; V, 3, 6.
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tvâ´-dâta, given by thee, V, 7, 10.
tvâ´-dûta, with thee as messenger, II, 10, 6; V, 6, 8.
tvâ-yâ´, desire of worshipping thee, IV, 2, 6; 14.
tvâ´-vat, like thee: tvâ´-van, I, 189, 6.
Tvâshtrá, son of Tvashtri, III, 7, 4:1.
tvish, see titvishâná.
tvĂshi, impetuous power, I, 71, 5; V, 8, 5.
tveshá, impetuous, fierce, I, 36, 10; 66, 6; 70, 11; 95, 8; 143, 3; II, 9, 1; III, 22, 2; 26, 5; IV, 6, 10; V, 8, 6.
tveshátha, fierceness, I, 141, 8.
tveshá-pratîka, with sharp point, I, 66, 7.
tsar: tatsâra, he steals upon (his prey), I, 145, 4;—áva tsarat, he stealthily approached, I, 71, 5.
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