abhyātāna

performed under the recital of the mantras, Taittir. Sanh.

III. 4. 5. &c.; e. g. Mādh. Jaiminīyany.: anārabhya śrūyate .

yena karmaṇertsettatra jayāñjuhuyādrāṣṭrabhṛto juhotyabhyātānāñjuho-

tīti . īrtsedṛddhimicchet . cittaṃ ca svāhetyādayo jayāḥ . ṛ-

tāṣāḍityādayo rāṣṭrabhṛtaḥ . agnirbhūtānāmityādayo'bhyātā-

nāḥ; or jayābhyātānanāriṣṭādiṣu darvihomeṣūtpattivākye deva-

tāyā aśravaṇādavyaktaliṅgena somadharmāḥ kartavyā iti cet &c.

E. tan with ā and abhi, kṛt aff. ghan (lit. ‘expansion’;

metaph. applied to the series of sacrificial acts which con-

stitute a sacrifice; see ātāna).

—38.