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मध्यमवह् (madhyamavah)

 
Vedic Reference
English
Madhyama-vah occurs in one passage of the Rigveda^1 as an
epithet of the chariot. The exact interpretation is doubtful.
Roth^2 assigns to it the expression the sense of ‘driving with a
single horse between the shafts.’ According to Sāyana's
explanation, it means ‘driving with middling speed.’ It might
mean ‘driving in the middle’ that is, ‘only half-way.’^3
1) ii. 29, 4.
2) St. Petersburg Dictionary, s.v.
Cf. Oldenberg, Ṛgveda-Noten, 1, 210.
The context seems to require the sense
of ‘keeping away’ from the sacrifice.
Cf. Pūrvavah.
Grassman
German
madhyama-váh, a., stark madhyama-vā́h, in dem mittleren Raume [Luftraume, Wolkenraume, madhyamá 1] fahrend [váh von vah].
-ā́ṭ ráthas (devā́nām) {220, 4}.