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Drvaspa[pronunciation?] (druuāspā,
drvāspā, drwāspā) is the
Avestan language name of an "enigmatic" and "strangely discreet"
Zoroastrian divinity, whose...
- Atar
Pharro (Φαρρο, "Royal splendour"):
Khwarenah Lrooaspa (Λροοασπο):
Drvaspa Manaobago (Μαναοβαγο): Vohu
Manah Mao (Μαο, the
Lunar deity): Mah Mithro...
- also have a
dedication in the
Zoroastrian calendar. The
exceptions are
Drvaspa and Vanant. The 21
yashts are used
today in a wide
range of liturgical...
- (Ahrishwang, Ashi Vanghuhi, Ashi Vanuhi)
Bushyasta (Bushasp)
Daena (Den, Dena)
Drvaspa Haurvatat (Hordad, Khordad) Jahi (Jeh)
Spenta Armaiti (Spendarmad) Zarik...
- Vahishta) Αθþο (athsho, Atar) Φαρρο (pharro, Khwarenah) Λροοασπο (lrooaspa,
Drvaspa) Μαναοβαγο, (manaobago, Vohu Manah) Μαο (mao, Mah) Μιθρο, Μιιρο, Μιορο...
- the Gr**** ones: ΑΡΔΟΧϷΟ (ardoxsho, Ashi Vanghuhi) ΛΡΟΟΑΣΠΟ (lrooaspo,
Drvaspa) ΑΘϷΟ (adsho, Atar) ΦΑΡΡΟ (pharro,
personified khwarenah) ΜΑΟ (mao, Mah)...
- Yima are
likewise said to have
offered sacrifice there, to the Anahita,
Drvaspa, and Vayu in the
Yashts dedicated to
these divinities.
Verse Y. 42.3 also...
- in Yt. 5.104,
Zarathustra is
sacrificing to Anahita, this is
changed to
Drvaspa in the
Drvasp Yasht (Yt. 9.25), and to Ashi in the Ard
Yasht (Yt. 17.45)...
