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agnibhrājas | (agn/i--) mfn. possessing fiery splendour  |
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agnidevata | (agn/i--) mfn. having agni- for deity  |
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agnidh | (agn/i-dh-, dh-for /idh- see agn/īdh-) m. the priest who kindles the sacred fire  |
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agnidūta | (agn/i--) mfn. having agni- for a messenger, brought by agni-  |
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agnihotṛ | (agn/i-) m. having agni- for a priest  |
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agnihotra | mfn. (agn/i--) sacrificing to agni-  |
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agnikalpa | (agn/i--) mfn. having the nature of fire  |
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agnimūḍha | (agn/i--) mfn. made insane by agni- , additional verses  |
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agninetra | (agn/i--) mfn. having agni- for a guide  |
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agninunna | (agn/i-) mfn. struck by fire or lightning  |
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agnirūpa | mfn. (agn/i--) fire-shaped  |
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agnisaṃkāśa | (agn/i--) mfn. resplendent like fire  |
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agnitā | (agn/i-) f. the state of fire  |
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agnitejas | mfn. (agn/i--) having the energy of fire or of agni-  |
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agnivāsas | (agn/i--) mfn. wearing a fiery or red garment  |
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agri | m. a word invented for the explanation of agn/i-  |
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āprī | f. plural (-pr/iyas-[ ] and -pryas-[ nārāyaṇa-]) Name of particular invocations spoken previous to the offering of oblations (according to they are different in different schools; exempli gratia, 'for example' s/amiddho agn/ir- ,in the school of śunaka-; juṣ/asva naḥ- ,in that of vasiṣṭha-; s/amiddho ady/a- ,in that of others; nārāyaṇa- on this passage gives ten hymns belonging to different schools;See also on [ s/usamiddho na /ā vaha-,the āprī--hymn of the school of kaṇva-] , who enumerates twelve āprī-s and explains that twelve deities are propitiated;those deities are personified objects belonging to the fire-sacrifice, viz. the fuel, the sacred grass, the enclosure, etc., all regarded as different forms of agni-;hence the objects are also called āprī-s, or, according to others, the objects are the real āprī-s, whence the hymns received their names)  |
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sam | ind. (connected with 7. sa-and 2. sama-,and opp. to 3. vi- q.v) with, together with, along with, together, altogether (used as a preposition or prefix to verbs and verbal derivatives, like Greek , Latin con,and expressing"conjunction","union","thoroughness","intensity","completeness" exempli gratia, 'for example' saṃyuj-,"to join together"; saṃ-dhā-,"to place together"; saṃ-dhi-,"placing together"; saṃ-tap-,"to consume utterly by burning"; sam-uccheda-,"destroying altogether, complete destruction";in Vedic or Veda the verb connected with it has sometimes to be supplied, exempli gratia, 'for example' /āpo agn/im yaś/asaḥ s/aṃ h/i pūrv/īih-,"for many glorious waters surrounded agni-";it is sometimes prefixed to nouns in the sense of 2. sama-,"same"; confer, compare samartha-)  |
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varam | ind. (am-) (gaRa svar-ādi-) preferably, rather, better (also = preferable, sometimes with ablative which in veda- is often followed by ā- exempli gratia, 'for example' agn/ibhyo v/aram-,"better than fires" ; s/akkibhya /ā v/aram-,"better than companions" ;exceptionally with accusative exempli gratia, 'for example' śiṣyaiḥ śata-hutān homān-, ekaḥ putra-kut varam-,"better one sacrifice offered by a son than a hundred offered by disciples" ) etc.  |