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    Svāhā

    “ritual invocation formula”

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    svāhā

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    RigvedaAncient · Sanskrit

    The ritual exclamation accompanying the pouring of oblations to the gods.

    Come here to the things consecrated with svāhā;
    mandala 1
    To Pūṣan's company, to the Marut-host, to the All-Gods, to Vāyu — svāhā!
    mandala 1
    In the direction of this Hotṛ, in the voice of the sacred law, let the gods eat the oblation consecrated with Svāhā.
    mandala 10

    Atharvaveda (Paippalāda)Ancient · Sanskrit

    Ritual exclamation formula ('svāhā') used to seal offerings and consecrate the hall from every quarter.

    From here conquer, conquer thoroughly, conquer, conquer altogether — svāhā!
    kanda 16
    Svāhā to the gods, svāhā to those worthy of svāhā — from every quarter of the hall, homage to its greatness.
    hecuba
    Svāhā to the gods, svāhā to those worthy of svāhā — from the eastern quarter of the hall, homage to its greatness.
    kanda 16