Vahni

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Vahni is a Sanskrit epithet of the Vedic fire god Agni, emphasizing his blazing, consuming aspect as sacred fire.

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Vahni canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf epithet
theonym
associatedDeity Agni
associatedWith sacred fire
category Names of Agni
linked to: Agni

Sanskrit religious epithets
connotation blazing aspect of fire
consuming aspect of fire
denotes Vedic fire god
domain Indo-Aryan religious vocabulary
hasGender masculine (in Sanskrit grammar)
language Sanskrit
meaning blazing fire
fire
refersTo Agni
relatesToConcept divine energy
ritual fire
sacrifice (yajna)
religion Hinduism
roleInMythology name of the fire god
script Devanagari
linked to: Devanagari script
semanticField fire
tradition Vedic religion
linked to: Vedic Hinduism
usedIn Hindu scriptures
Vedic literature
linked to: Vedas

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Agni epithet Vahni