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agni | of the demigod controlling fire |
agni | the demigod controlling fire |
agni | the demigod known as Agni |
agni | the fire |
agni | the fire (by a fire sacrifice) |
agni | the fire-god |
agni ulka | flames of fire |
agni-adeh | by setting on fire |
agni-agare | at the place where the fire sacrifice is performed |
agni-agare | in the sacrificial hall |
agni-dah | who set fire |
agni-dutah | the fire-god messenger |
agni-hotra | of the agnihotra-yajna |
agni-hotra-adi | ritualistic ceremonies such as the agni-hotra-yajna |
agni-hotra-adina | by offering sacrifices to the fire, etc. |
agni-hotram | is Your eating through Your sacrificial fire |
agni-hotram | the sacred fire ceremony |
agni-hotre | in the fire sacrifice |
agni-hotrim | absolutely necessary for the production of yogurt, milk and ghee to offer as oblations in the fire |
agni-jihvah | the demigods |
agni-jvala-ca ya | molecular particle of fire |
agni-kama | by the desire for fire |
agni-pakvam | grains prepared by being cooked in fire |
agni-pariksa | test by fire |
agni-pindaih | balls heated in fire |
agni-saktye | by the energy of fire |
agni-saktye | by the power of fire |
agni-sama | as hot as fire |
agni-sambhavah | a partial expansion of the demigod Agni |
agni-sikha iva | like the flames of a fire |
agni-sthalim | a girl produced from fire |
agni-tapa | heating by a fire |
agni-tapat | because of the heat of fire |
agni-taptah | burned by fire |
agni-varnah | as brilliant as fire |
agni-varnena | resembling fire |
agni-vat | a fire |
agni-vat | like fire |
agnibhih | by the fire |
agnibhih | fires |
agnidhra | Agnidhra |
agnidhra-idhmajihva- yajnabahu-hiranyaretah- ghrtaprstha-medhatithi- vitihotra-samjnan | named Agnidhra, Idhmajihva, Yajnabahu, Hiranyareta, Ghrtaprstha, Medhatithi and Vitihotra |
agnidhra-salam | the house of the priests |
agnidhra-sutah | the sons of Maharaja Agnidhra |
agnidhrah | Agnidhra |
agnidhrah | King Agnidhra |
agnidhraka | Agnidhraka |
agnidhriye | in the wife of Nabhi, the son of Agnidhra |
agnih | Agni |
agnih | a fire |
agnih | fire |
agnih | the demigod of fire |
agnih | the fire |
agnih | the fire-god |
agnih | the sacrificial fire |
agnih ca | and the fire |
agnih iva | like fire |
agnihotram | Agnihotra |
agnihotram | the sacrifice known as Agnihotra-yajna |
agnihotrim | the kamadhenu |
agnihotryam | in that cow, which was useful for executing the agnihotra sacrifice |
agnim | fire |
agnim | into the fire |
agnim | the fire |
agnim | the flames |
agnim | unto the sacred fire |
agnim | upon the fire |
agnin | fire |
agnin | fire-gods |
agnin | in the fire |
agnin | into the fires |
agnin | the fire elements within the body |
agnin | the sacrificial fires |
agnina | by the fire |
agnina | by the fire-god |
agnina | simply by generating the fire of sacrifice |
agnira | of fire |
agnistomam | Agnistoma |
agnisu | in the fire |
agnisvatta-adayah | headed by Agnisvatta |
agnisvattah | the Agnisvattas |
agnite | and in scorching heat |
agnivarnah | Agnivarna, the son of Sudarsana |
agnivesyah | a son named Agnivesya |
agnivesyayanam | known as Agnivesyayana |
agocara | beyond the reach |
agocara | inconceivable |
agocarah | beyond the range of physical sound |
agocaram | beyond the range |
agocare | in the absence of |
agra | the chief |
agra-bhajah | possessing ends |
agra-bhuk | enjoying in spite of your elder brother's being present |
agra-bhuk | one who eats before |
agra-bhuk | the enjoyer of the first oblations |
agra-dagdham | which was previously burnt (by the monkey soldier Hanuman) |
agra-damstraya | by the tip of His tusk |
agra-damstre | on the end of the tusk |
agra-jah | born before you |
agra-jah | born prior to you |