Mitra

mitra mitrā mitrą English Etymology 1 en sa मित्र. en Mithra Mithras. Proper noun +,+-Varuna A divinity of Vedic culture, hypostasis of friendship and one-half of the dvandva (compound divinity) Varuna-Mitra. en 1989 Elizabeth-Chalier Visuvalingam Bhairava's Royal Brahmanicide, Criminal Gods and Demon Devotees 200 [In post-Vedic India], Vedic Mitra practically disappears and Varuna is relegated to a subsidiary position en uncommon A deity invoked in the Hurrian Mitanni of ca. 1400 BC. en 1963 Jørgen Læssøe People of Ancient Assyria: Their Inscriptions and Correspondence Routledge, 86 when about 1350 B.C. a treaty was concluded between the king of Mittanni [...] and the Hittite ruler [...], the former calls upon the gods Mitra, Indra, Varuna, and the Nâsatya as guarantors of his sworn obligations. en rare en Mithra Iranian deity. en 1923 John Nicol Farquhar The Religious Quest of India OUP 120 As the Avestan Mitra had a luminous character, so had the Vedic Mitra. en 2001 Manfred Clauss The Roman Cult of Mithras: The God and His Mysteries 7 We cannot account for Roman Mithras in terms borrowed from Persian Mitra. Etymology 2 en bn মিত্র surname. Proper noun en Sanskrit. Anagrams en aimrt Armit Tarim amrit matri- timar tirma German Etymology From de la mitra, from de grc μίτρα headband, turban. Pronunciation de /ˈmiːtʀə/ de De-Mitra.ogg Noun f,Mitren mitre headgear worn on solemn occasions by church dignitaries de heraldry mitre Declension f,Mitren Further reading de Clerical vestments Headwear Italian Pronunciation ^ì Proper noun m Mithras Related terms it mitraico Anagrams it aimrt matri ritma tarmi trami