Adhyaya 16 Mantra 29 - Shukla Yajurveda | Tagalog | Vedapath

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Mantra 29

Rishi: Traditionally transmitted within the Yājñavalkya-lineage for the Vājasaneyin Śukla Yajurveda

Devata: Rudra (Śiva), in manifold epithets

Chandas: Mixed/prose-like yajus-formulae (yajus), not a single fixed metrical chandas

Samhita Patha (Devanagari)

नम॑: कप॒र्दिने॑ च॒ व्यु॒प्तकेशाय च॒ नम॑: सहस्रा॒क्षाय॑ च श॒तध॑न्वने च॒ नमो॑ गिरिश॒याय॑ च शिपिवि॒ष्टाय॑ च॒ नमो॑ मी॒ढुष्ट॑माय॒ चेषु॑मते च

Transliteration

námaḥ kapardíne ca vyùptakeśāya ca námaḥ sahasrā́kṣāya ca śatádhanvane ca námo giriśayā́ya ca śipiviṣṭā́ya ca námo mīḍhúṣṭamāya ceṣúmate ca

Translation

Homage to the braided-haired, and to him of loosened locks; homage to the thousand-eyed, and to him of the hundred bows; homage to the mountain-dweller, and to him that hath entered into splendour; homage to the most bountiful, and to him that is furnished with arrows.

Padapatha (Word Analysis)

नमः । कपर्दिने । च । व्युप्त-केशाय । च । नमः । सहस्र-अक्षाय । च । शत-धन्वने । च । नमः । गिरि-शयाय । च । शिपि-विश्टाय । च । नमः । मीढुष्टमाय । च । इषु-मतॆ । च

Word by Word

नमःobeisance; salutation

कपर्दिनेto the one with braided/knotted hair

चand

व्युप्तकेशायto the one whose hair is shaven/closely cut

चand

नमःobeisance

सहस्राक्षायto the thousand-eyed one

चand

शतधन्वनेto the one with a hundred bows

चand

नमःobeisance

गिरिशयायto the mountain-dweller

चand

शिपिविष्टायto the one entered into/abiding in ‘शिपि’ (radiance/spotless form)

चand

नमःobeisance

मीढुष्टमायto the most bountiful/greatest giver

चand

इषुमतेto the arrow-possessing one

चand

Entities Mentioned

Rudra (Śiva)

Ritual Context

Viniyoga (Ritual Application)

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