Saranyu

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Saranyu is a goddess in Hindu mythology, known as the wife of the sun god Surya and mother of several important deities, including the Ashvins and Yama.

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Label Occurrences
Saranyu canonical 5

Statements (42)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Hindu deity
Vedic deity
goddess
associatedDeity Ashvins NERFINISHED
Surya NERFINISHED
Yama NERFINISHED
Yami NERFINISHED
associatedWith clouds
dawn
horses
speed
category Hindu goddesses
Vedic goddesses
solar goddesses
consortOf Surya NERFINISHED
cosmicFunction link between solar deity and human world
mother of divine twins (Ashvins)
culture Vedic
domain solar mythology
etymology name is related to the concept of quickness or agility
gender female
hasAlternativeName Sanjna NERFINISHED
Sanjna (in later Hindu texts) NERFINISHED
Saranya NERFINISHED
languageOfName Sanskrit NERFINISHED
mentionedIn Rigveda NERFINISHED
mythologicalRole mother of Yama
mother of Yami
mother of the Ashvins
wife of the sun god Surya
notableMyth leaves a shadow-form wife for Surya and flees due to his intense radiance
transforms into a mare to escape Surya
offspringWith Surya NERFINISHED
parentOf Ashvins NERFINISHED
Dasra NERFINISHED
Nasatya NERFINISHED
Yama NERFINISHED
Yami NERFINISHED
religion Hinduism
spouse Surya NERFINISHED
textualTradition Vedic literature
later Puranic literature

Referenced by (5)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Surya (sun) in Hinduism spouse Saranyu
subject surface form: Surya
Surya consort Saranyu
Sanjna alsoKnownAs Saranyu
Shraddhadeva Manu parent Saranyu
Shraddhadeva Manu mother Saranyu