Vedic
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- adjective
- /ˈvɛdɪk/
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védico
- The Vedic hymns are known for their poetic beauty and deep philosophical meanings.
- Vedic ritual
- Vedic period
And that is a major part of Vedic architecture of Stepachevade.
- And that is a major part of Vedic architecture of Stepachevade.
- OK then once when the Vedic sacrificial fire flickered low, he gestured to it and said jokingly in Tamil, Our network is going down.
- So like in India, these flying craft that are found in the Vedic tests are known as vimana.
- You know, they they, they subscribe to form of Vedic religion.
- I've also been reading this book by Diego and Vedic Codes of the Underworld about criminals.
- It's and, and you can see that as, you know, coming out of Buddhism comes out of the matrix of, of Vedic philosophy.
Examples
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The Vedic system emphasizes repetition and recurrence of ideas, which have a deep educational significance.
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Gaurav Tekriwal, Vedic Mathematician, teaches Vedic Mathematics, a super fast and fun way of solving large equations.
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Literature written about the Vedic period clearly exhibits the high respect given to women at this time in history.
Academic text (2004) -
Hindu women enjoyed some rights of property from the Vedic Age, took part in social and religious rights, and were sometimes distinguished by their learning.
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Today, some remnants of Vedic matriarchy exist in the southern part of India.
Academic text (2004) -
Harmony with rta was central to the Vedic ethic.
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The Vedic literature repeatedly expresses a vivid appreciation of and deep reverence for nature.
Academic text (1993) -
Prior to the discovery of the Indus civilization, South Asian culture was thought to have begun with Vedic culture, around 1300 B.C., and later Buddhist culture.
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The Vedic texts provide profound insights into ancient Indian philosophy and spiritual practices.
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Many scholars study Vedic literature to understand the cultural and historical context of ancient India.
Compounds
Surface Forms
Morphology
Vedic = Veda (transparent) = Veda + ic
The adjective is a standard derivation from the noun 'Veda' meaning 'relating to the Vedas', so its meaning follows directly from the base.
Etymology
Vedic comes from the Sanskrit word Veda, which means 'knowledge' and was the name for the ancient sacred books of India. So Vedic describes things that come from those old texts or the old Sanskrit language they were written in.