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Samhita

[ suhm-hi-tah ]
/ ˌsʌm hɪˈtɑ /
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noun Hinduism.
Veda (def. 2).
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Origin of Samhita

From the Sanskrit word saṃhitā

Words nearby Samhita

same to you, samey, samfoo, Samhain, Sam Hill, Samhita, Sami, Samian, Samian ware, samiel, samisen
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How to use Samhita in a sentence

  • Each Samhita, or collection of hymns, had its Brahmana, and some of the collections had several.

    History of Religion|Allan Menzies
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