Anala

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Anala is a lesser-known name or aspect of Agni, the Vedic god of fire in Hindu mythology.

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Anala canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Hindu deity
Vedic deity
aspect of Agni
appearsIn Hindu mythological texts
Vedic literature
linked to: Vedas
hasCulturalContext Indian mythology
hasDomain element of fire
hasGender male
hasMeaning fire
flame
hasNameOrigin Sanskrit
hasPantheon Hindu pantheon
Vedic pantheon
isAspectOf Agni
isAssociatedWith energy
fire
heat
isConnectedTo offerings in fire
rituals
sacrifice
isDepictedAs fiery deity
isLesserKnownFormOf Agni
isPartOfTradition Hinduism
Vedic religion
linked to: Vedic Hinduism
isRelatedConcept ritual fire
sacrificial fire
isRelatedDeity Agni
languageOfName Sanskrit
sharesAttributesWith Agni

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Agni epithet Anala
Kashyapa spouse Anala