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Schwitter 1 vs. [NIE] 1. Biały Biały 2. Biały trąd 1. Biały trąd Biały trąd Białe poplamione Trąd Specjalne: w tej chorobie białe plamy nad skórą ciała Idź. Pozostaje we krwi, ciele i rozróżnieniu. Podobnie jak inne rodzaje trądu, nie pęka, nie płynie i nie rośnie. W którym włosy nie są białe, a plamy razem Jeśli się nie stało, jest to wykonalne. श्वित्र १ वि० [सं०]
१. सफेद । श्वेत । २. सफेद कोढ़वाला ।
श्वित्र २ संज्ञा पुं०
१. श्वेत कुष्ट । सफेद कोढ़ । सफेद दागवाला
कोढ़ ।
विशेष—इस रोग में शरीर के चमड़े के ऊपर सफेद दाग पड़
जाते हैं । यह रुधिर, मांस और भेद में रहता है । अन्य प्रकार के कुष्ठों की तरह यह पकता, बहता और पीड़ा नहीं करता ।
जिसमें केश सफेद न हुए हों तथा जिसमें दाग परस्पर मिलकर
एक न हो गए हों, वह साध्य है ।
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Garuda Purana (गरुड़ पुराण हिंदी):
इनमें अन्तर यही है कि कुछ संनिपातिक है और धिप्र अलग-अलग दोषों से उत्पन्न होता है। कुष्ठ रुनावी हैं और चित्र अपरिस्रिावी। कुछ रसादि सातों धातुओं पर आक्रमण करता हैं और श्वित्र ...
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Vedic Mythology - Page 33
He fixed the earth with bonds and made firm the sky in the rafterless space (10, 149')- Savitr is at least once (1, 226) called 'child of Waters' (apdm napdt), an epithet otherwise exclusively belonging to Agni. It is probably also applied to him in ...
Arthur Anthony Macdonell, 1898
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The Indian Theogony - Page 214
None of the other sun-gods, not even his enemies can measure Savitr's dominion (RV u: 38: 9). He is invoked for wealth and also for the removal of diseases (RV x: 108: 8). Surya is Savitr's daughter (RV x: 85). But the greatest position ...
Sukumari Bhattacharji, 1988
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Centennial Address Relating to the Early History of ... - Page 343
Swits, Simon, 74. Swits, Susanna, 75. Swits, Susanna, daughter of Abraham, 75. Swits, Rebecca. 32, 76. Swits, Walter, 75. Talmage, Lieut. Enos, 218. Taschmaker, Rev. Petries, 28, 29, 259. Tannahill, John, 208, 250 Tannahill, Robert, 208, ...
John Sanders (of Schenectady.), 1879
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Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society - Volume 1 - Page 120
36, 12) of the god Savitr, and in the bestowal of wealth by thee, who continuest to establish and vivify (nivesane prasave cha) the entire two-footed and four-footed world .... 4. This god Savitr .... sends (suvati) to his worshipper many desirable ...
Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Ireland, 1865
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Pinnacles of India's Past: Selections from the R̥gveda
This volume consists of a selection of hymns, translated into English and annotated, as well as short introductions to the Ṛgveda as a whole and the different themes around which the selected hymns are grouped, a bibliography, and an ...
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Calendar of Wills on File and Recorded in the Offices of ... - Page 618
... 1761, 2098 Swift, Elija, 1663 Swift Jarvis, 1663 Swits, Abraham, 1477 Swits, Aryantie, 1477 Swits, Claes, 1477 Swits, Cornells, 1477, 1902 Swits, Debora, van Geyseling, 1890 Swits, Gertruy, 1864 Swils, Hester Visscher, 1864 Swits, Isaac, ...
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Dictionary of Vedanta - Page 381
Savitr: Turning from Surya to Savitr we may ask why adifferent deity is conceived round the Sun. Oldenburg suggests an answer. Epithets, which at first emphasized a particularly important side of a natural being become god*s names and new ...
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The Myths and Gods of India: The Classic Work on Hindu ... - Page 125
THE THREE minor sovereign principles of the other worlds are Magic (Savitr), Courage (Sakra), and Knowledge (Visnu, i.e., perception of the cosmic law). The seventh Aditya, Savitr, which is the magic power of words, is sometimes added to ...
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The oriental studies - Page 65
the vivifying power (savaya) of Savitr.'' iv. 53, 3. "Savitr hath stretched out his arms in his vivifying energy (savimani*), stablishing and vivifying (prasuvan) all that moves, by his rays 6. May that god Savitr who bestows great happiness, the ...
