metal
hiraṇya
gold (hiraṇya)
Gold, both as an object of wealth and as the colour of anything radiant.
Supported
Direct relationships
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Named in the same verses
Co-mention is proximity inside a passage. It is not a causal, medical or doctrinal claim.
weaponthunderbolt (vajra)named in 13 of the same mantrasobjectchariot (ratha)named in 9 of the same mantrascosmic entityheaven (dyaus)named in 7 of the same mantrasofferingcattle (go)named in 7 of the same mantrasnatural phenomenonsun (sūrya)named in 7 of the same mantrasnatural phenomenonwaters (āpaḥ)named in 6 of the same mantrasofferinghorse (aśva)named in 6 of the same mantrascosmic entityearth (pṛthivī)named in 5 of the same mantrasnatural phenomenonfire (agni)named in 4 of the same mantrasconceptlifespan (āyus)named in 4 of the same mantrasnatural phenomenonlight (jyotis)named in 4 of the same mantrasconceptenemy (śatru)named in 4 of the same mantrasphilosophical conceptimmortality (amṛta)named in 3 of the same mantrasplantkushtha (kuṣṭha)named in 3 of the same mantrasobjectamulet (maṇi)named in 3 of the same mantrasofferingsoma juice (soma)named in 3 of the same mantras