Varuna

[vur-oo-nuh, vahr-uh-]

noun Hinduism.

the Vedic god of natural and moral law, probably a sky god originally: thought to correspond to the Zoroastrian god Ahura Mazda.

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Historical Examples of varuna

Surya keeps his eye on men and reports their failings to Varuna and Mitra.
History of Religion
Allan Menzies
Indra and Agni are frequently so treated; so are Varuna and Mitra.
History of Religion
Allan Menzies
Varuna, the all-embracing sky, is also in many hymns a solar deity.
History of Religion
Allan Menzies
And yet we know that there never was such a Deva, or god, or such a thing as Varuna.
India: What can it teach us?
F. Max Mller
The sages all tell me the same: Varuna it is who is angry with thee.
Chips From A German Workshop - Volume I
Friedrich Max Mller

British Dictionary definitions for varuna

Varuna

noun

Hinduism the ancient sky god, later the god of the waters and rain-giver. In earlier traditions he was also the all-seeing divine judge

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