The Terminology of the Vedas And European Scholars
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Arvat, which, no doubt, sometimes means a horse, here means knowledge. For, if horse were intended, some adjective of significance would have bo changed the meaning. Saushravasaya Jinvatiwhieh means ''obtains for purpose of a good food, " (Shravas, in Yedic Sanskrit, meaning food or anna) is translated by Max Muller into ' raises to glory. ' The true meaning would be — "The goat possessed of useful properties yields milk as a strengthening food for horses. The beat cereal is useful when made in...to pleasant food well prepared by an apt cook according to the modes dictated by specific knowledge of the pro- perties of foods. " We have criticised Max Miiller's translation of the first three mantras of this sukta in detail, to show how he errs at every step ; in every case, the error consisting in taking the ruhri meaning instead of the yaugika one of the word. It will not be difficult to pass from mantra to mantra till the hymn is finished, and show that the true origin of all errors lies in not recognising the yauyilca sense of Vedio 26 terms.
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Arvat, which, no doubt, sometimes means a horse, here means knowledge. For, if horse were intended, some adjective of significance would have bo changed the meaning. Saushravasaya Jinvatiwhieh means ''obtains for purpose of a good food, " (Shravas, in Yedic Sanskrit, meaning food or anna) is translated by Max Muller into ' raises to glory. ' The true meaning would be — "The goat possessed of useful properties yields milk as a strengthening food for horses. The beat cereal is useful when made in...to pleasant food well prepared by an apt cook according to the modes dictated by specific knowledge of the pro- perties of foods. " We have criticised Max Miiller's translation of the first three mantras of this sukta in detail, to show how he errs at every step ; in every case, the error consisting in taking the ruhri meaning instead of the yaugika one of the word. It will not be difficult to pass from mantra to mantra till the hymn is finished, and show that the true origin of all errors lies in not recognising the yauyilca sense of Vedio 26 terms.
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