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Vanant[pronunciation?] is the
Avestan language name of a
minor Zoroastrian divinity. The name
literally means "conqueror", but in
Zoroastrian tradition...
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celebrated in the Tir Yasht,
where Tishtrya battles drought-bringing demons. - **
Vanant (Regulus)**: The
guardian of the west and a
warrior spirit against evil...
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dedication in the
Zoroastrian calendar. The
exceptions are
Drvaspa and
Vanant. The 21
yashts are used
today in a wide
range of
liturgical practices. The...
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based on this legend. In Zoroastrianism, Vega was
sometimes ****ociated with
Vanant, a
minor divinity whose name
means "conqueror". The
indigenous Boorong people...
- stanzas, it is the
second shortest Yasht in the
collection and like the 21th
Vanant Yasht, the
overall shortest of the Yashts, it does not have a name day in...
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Monument Vilmorin.(1904–1908), don't: "Jeune
fille aux fleurs"- "Enfant
vanant" – "Allégorie de l'Horticulture". Musée du Louvre: "Gilliat et la Pieuvre"...
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Examples are
Nuvedi (Nou-vedi), Mehri,
Ordubad (Arduba),
Vanand (
Vanant), Aza, Maraza, Sakkarsu,
Arazin (Archini), Sum (n) batan, Didivar, Sharur...
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Vanand Peak (Bulgarian: връх Вананд, romanized: vrah Vanand, IPA: [ˈvrɤɣ
vɐˈnant]) is the
sharp peak
rising to 3045 m in
Zinsmeister Ridge on the northeast...
