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Ashva (Sanskrit: अश्व, IAST: Aśva) is the
Sanskrit word for a horse, one of the
significant animals finding references in the
Vedas as well as
later Hindu...
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became a
horse (
ashva),
because it
swelled (ashvat), and was fit for
sacrifice (medhya); and this is why the horse-sacrifice is
called Ashva-medha [...] Therefore...
- Proto-Indo-European root for the
horse – *ék̂wos: Old
Lithuanian ašva and
Sanskrit ashva mean "horse". Like the Gr****
Dioscuri Castor and Pollux, they are reflexes...
- This is a list of
legendary creatures from
Indian folklore,
including those from
Vedic and
Hindu mythology,
sorted by
their classification or affiliation...
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cosmic analogy,
ashva s the Sun. In
respect to the
adhyatma paksha, the Pra****ati-Agni, or the Purusha, the Creator, is the
Ashva; He is the same as...
- CE.
Jayachandra inherited his
grandfather Govindachandra's
royal titles:
Ashva-pati Nara-pati Gaja-pati
Rajatrayadhipati ("leader of
three forces: the...
- the
golden rays
Parvatasana ॐ मरीचये नमः Oṃ Marīcaye Namaḥ
possesses raga
Ashva Sanchalanasana ॐ आदित्याय नमः Oṃ Ādityāya Namaḥ is son of
Aditi Padahastasana...
- Añjaneyāsana (Sanskrit: अञ्जनेयासन, "Son of
Anjani pose"),
Crescent Moon Pose, or
Ashva Sanchalanasana (Equestrian Pose) is a
lunging back
bending asana in modern...
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Shankara derives it from shva (tomorrow) and stha (that
which remains).
Ashva (horse) and stha (situated),
meaning where horses are tied, is
another derivation...
- (1843–1918) suggests, rather, that this was the
earliest move of the Ratha.
Ashva (horse):
moves the same as a
knight in chess.
Padati or
Bhata (foot-soldier...
