Place
A curated, evidence-aware list from the frozen product graph.
- river (sindhu)placeA flowing river, named generically; the specific named rivers stay in the place layer rather than here.236linked passages
- house (gṛha)placeThe dwelling as a place and as the unit whose safety the rite secures.212linked passages
- mountain (parvata)placeA mountain or rock mass, including the one Indra splits to free the cows and the waters.69linked passages
- field (kṣetra)placePloughed land and the work done on it, a small but distinct strand in the corpus.39linked passages
- Parushni (paruṣṇī)placeThe Paruṣṇī, the river of the battle of ten kings, and in AVS 6.12 one of the streams said to run with honey.3linked passages
- Sarasvati river (sarasvatī)placeThe Sarasvatī as a place on the ground, on the only two occasions in the four Saṃhitās where the grammar says so: the barley the gods ploughed on it (AVS 6.30.1) and the rivers Agni is asked to shine on (RV 3.23.4). The goddess is VG:DEVATA:SARASVATI and is not this node; the river hymns belong to her, because their case forms do not distinguish the two.2linked passages
- Sarayu (sarayu)placeThe Sarayu, named among the waters that might hold a traveller back.2linked passages
- Vipash (vipāś)placeThe Vipāś, one of the two rivers Viśvāmitra addresses and asks to be forded in RV 3.33.2linked passages
- Yamuna (yamunā)placeThe Yamunā, named in the river litany of RV 10.75 and among the allies of the Tṛtsus in RV 7.18.2linked passages
- Ganges (gaṅgā)placeThe Ganges, named once in the river litany of RV 10.75 and nowhere else in the four Saṃhitās.1linked passages
- Shutudri (śutudrī)placeThe Śutudrī, the Vipāś's companion in RV 3.33 and a name in the litany of RV 10.75.1linked passages
How this list was scoped1
`passage_count` counts DISTINCT passages reaching the object through the lexical, conceptual and ritual predicates this surface counts, and is the same figure the detail view reports. It is NULL, never 0, where no passage reaches it: the mention layer's measured recall is 0.8857, so a null is a lower bound and not an assertion that the corpus is silent.
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