Svaha

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Svaha is a goddess in Hindu mythology revered as the personification of the sacrificial offering and the divine wife of the fire god Agni.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Hindu goddess
Vedic deity
personification
associatedRitual homa
yajna
associatedWith Agni’s flames
Vedic ritual
fire
mantra endings
offerings of ghee
sacrifice
consortOf Agni NERFINISHED
cosmicRole mediator between sacrificer and gods through fire
cultContext Vedic sacrificial tradition
culture Indian
epithet Agni-patni (wife of Agni)
gender female
hasDomain ritual speech
sacrificial altar
invocationWord “svāhā”
languageOfName Sanskrit
mentionedIn Brahmanas
Puranas NERFINISHED
Rigveda NERFINISHED
motherOf Pavaka NERFINISHED
Pavamana NERFINISHED
Shuchi NERFINISHED
three fires of Agni
mythologicalTradition Hindu mythology
nameMeaning “so be it”
“well said”
relatedConcept Agni NERFINISHED
Vedic sacrifice
mantra recitation
religion Hinduism
ritualFunction her name is uttered at the end of Vedic oblation mantras
receives offerings conveyed to gods through fire
role goddess of oblation
goddess of sacrificial formula
personification of the sacrificial offering
spouse Agni NERFINISHED
textualRole invoked as Agni’s wife in ritual formulas
veneratedAs divine embodiment of oblation
worshipContext fire sacrifices in Hinduism
worshippedAs personification of the exclamation “svāhā” in Vedic mantras

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Agni consort Svaha