यजुर्वेद
Vajasaneyi Samhita
Śukla, Vājasaneyi Mādhyandina
The liturgy itself — formulas spoken at the rite, many of them prose, arranged by the order of the ceremony rather than by hymn.
How this collection is divided
Adhyaya → Mantra
Forty adhyayas holding mantras directly. There is no hymn level between them, because the Yajurveda is arranged by rite rather than by hymn, and many of its units are prose.
- Verses
- 1,975
- Translated
- 1,950
- Recited
- 1,777
- Adhyayas
- 40
What this collection carries
- Devanagari
- English translation
- Verse-by-verse recitation
- Cross-Veda parallels
- Seer attribution
- Deities named in the verse
- Named entities
- Shared formulas
- Concept links
This is one recension of one Samhita. What this edition covers and excludes, and how each kind of coverage is typed, is set out on the scope page.
Index of the collection
40 adhyayas
Recitation audio
1,777 of 1,975 verses carry their own recitation, one recording per verse.
Source: VedSearch. Each recording’s full provenance, and how it was matched to its verse, is on the reader page.